The wildest of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote's barren volcanic landscape features lava tunnels 6km long. Yet wine grapes can ...

Lanzarote’s volcanoes have inspired locals to make everything from art to wine. A tour of the island reveals the landscape’s impact, including lava-sand beaches, caldera hiking trails and a ...

Situated east of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote surprises visitors with its distinctive volcanic beauty and rich cultural heritage. Boasting almost otherworldly landscapes, the "Island of Fire ...

WITH a palette of blacks, browns and greens, Lanzarote’s dramatic landscapes can make you feel like you are trapped in a bizarre dream. Or the imagination of a colourblind painter. But a flash ...

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By bringing black rock into his interiors, Ildefenso Aguilar's 1976 residence strays from the whimsical architectural look ...

Lanzarote is larger than Malta and looks very different, mainly due to its desert and volcanic nature (it is often described as having a lunar landscape) and the notable lack of tall buildings.

From cycling on a tiny island with no roads, to kitesurfing, night-time scuba diving, and eating lunch cooked using the heat of a VOLCANO: 15 reasons Lanzarote is the perfect place for your next ...

Travel | July 2021. Learning to Love the Hardscrabble Life on Lanzarote. A photographic tour of those who eke out a life on the sunblasted island transformed by a volcano ...

With its swathes of sandy beaches, stunning volcanic landscape and year-round sunshine, Lanzarote has long been a popular holiday location. But away from the bubbling tourist resorts, the most ...

The desolate beauty of the winemaking tradition on Lanzarote, the easternmost of the Canary Islands, is evidence of human resilience in the face of adversity. Sunset over a vineyard near the ...

Lanzarote’s landscape was last rearranged substantially by the forces of nature in the 18th century, when the Fire Mountains sprouted. They are currently officially dormant, though if you take a ...