Guidebook for Oasis de Nazaret
Food Scene
Cantina Teguise
8 C. León y CastilloFantastic food and wine!
Los Aljibes
6 C. Bravo MurilloGreat food, micro brewery, typical Manrique design. Wonderful!
Restaurante Villa Toledo
0 Av. los CocederosFantastic location and food
Sightseeing
Lagomar Museum
2 C. los LorosFascinating venue - well worth a visit.
La Cueva de los Verdes, in the northern part of Lanzarote, to the south-east of the volcano Monte de la Corona, forms part of a spectacular system of underground grottoes (the jameos). It is not only one of the most interesting volcanic formations on the island, but is also one of the longest volcanic galleries in the world (6 km long). The caves and galleries were created as a result of a prehistoric eruption from the volcano Monte Corona between three and five thousand years ago when a major stream of lava was ejected toward the east coast into in the sea. The surface of the lava cooled rapidly and hardened, whilst steaming lava continued to flow underneath the petrified basaltic layer.
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Cueva de los Verdes
LZ-205La Cueva de los Verdes, in the northern part of Lanzarote, to the south-east of the volcano Monte de la Corona, forms part of a spectacular system of underground grottoes (the jameos). It is not only one of the most interesting volcanic formations on the island, but is also one of the longest volcanic galleries in the world (6 km long). The caves and galleries were created as a result of a prehistoric eruption from the volcano Monte Corona between three and five thousand years ago when a major stream of lava was ejected toward the east coast into in the sea. The surface of the lava cooled rapidly and hardened, whilst steaming lava continued to flow underneath the petrified basaltic layer.
The Montañas del Fuego (Fire Mountains) were created between 1730 and 1736 when more than 100 volcanoes, covering more than 50 km², rose up and devastated this part of the island (including several villages). The last eruptions were in 1824, however due to the low rainfall (and therefore lack of erosion) this area appears much the same as it did just after the eruptions. In 1968 the area was declared a national park, Parque Nacional de Timanfaya.
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Montanas Del Fuego
The Montañas del Fuego (Fire Mountains) were created between 1730 and 1736 when more than 100 volcanoes, covering more than 50 km², rose up and devastated this part of the island (including several villages). The last eruptions were in 1824, however due to the low rainfall (and therefore lack of erosion) this area appears much the same as it did just after the eruptions. In 1968 the area was declared a national park, Parque Nacional de Timanfaya.
Teguise Market
s/n Pl. Clavijo y FajardoHuge and vibrant market, every Sunday in Teguise.
Essentials
Eurospar
s/n C. León y CastilloEntertainment & Activities
Aqualava Playa Blanca is Lanzarote's newest water park attraction and one of the biggest thrills to be had in Playa Blanca.
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Aqualava Waterpark
s/n C. Gran CanariaAqualava Playa Blanca is Lanzarote's newest water park attraction and one of the biggest thrills to be had in Playa Blanca.