The Island of Lanzarote

Located in the northeastern part of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote is known as the Island of Volcanoes—and for good reason. Its landscape is dotted with hundreds of volcanic cones. Many of these are monogenetic, meaning they were formed during a single eruptive episode, although volcanic activity is never entirely predictable. What makes Lanzarote truly distinctive is its lunar scenery and vast lava fields, some of which were created nearly 300 years ago yet still look remarkably fresh. Come and discover this extraordinary volcanic island!