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For an escape that’s truly out of this world, a holiday in Lanzarote has you covered! . Year-round top temps have sunseekers flocking to the beaches lining the popular resorts of Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise, and Puerto del Carmen, where you’ll also find a heady mix of first-rate-restaurants and heaving nightlife. The Milk white sands and tranquil seas of Papagayo Beach steal the show when it comes to Insta-worthy landscapes. Thanks to its volcanic origins, Lanzarote is home to some seriously cosmic looking sites such as Timanfaya National Park, where you can tour the cragged craters and even dine on a geothermally cooked meal. Dare to transport yourself through the lava tube cave of La Cueva de los Verdes for more psychedelic scenes. Whether you’re looking to unwind or embark on an adventure, this destination’s mix of desert and volcano will have you feeling miles away without having to travel lightyears!

<p>This Canarian town is close to all the major resorts and offers all the amenities you'll need including restaurants, a chilled nightlife and watersports.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Families</h5>
<p>With activities ranging from horse riding, canoeing and the Rancho Texas Park, you’ll find something for everyone to enjoy. Plus, many of the local restaurants serve up free meals for kids in the early evening.</p>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>Around 15 minutes walk from Puerto del Carmen, this neat crescent of golden sand with a low key vibe is an ideal spot to enjoy some Mediterranean sunshine and a good book.</p>
<h5>Culture Vultures</h5>
<p>Within driving distance of many of Lanzarote's cultural hotspots, you can drive to the castles and convents of Teguise or the art galleries in nearby Yaiza.</p>

Playa de los Pocillos

<p>This 3km wide Lanzarote hotspot has a well-manicured selection of beaches to choose from, making it super popular with tourists.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Couples</h5>
<p>For livelier couples looking to mix up a romantic break, Puerto del Carmen offers up a wide range of options, with intimate restaurants in the old town and up tempo bars and clubs on the waterfront.</p>
<h5>Groups</h5>
<p>Watersports and cocktails by the beach in the day and colourful bars and wild discos at night make this the ideal spot for a friendly holiday.</p>
<h5>Night Owls</h5>
<p>Teeming with bars, clubs and entertainment venues, Puerto del Carmen is a real social hotspot with its promenade doubling up as the town's main strip.</p>

Puerto del Carmen

<p>Head to this white sandy stretch for windsurfing, golf and cool breezy sunbathing. Its wide promenade has lots of options for eating and drinking and there plenty of day trips to the capital and nearby alcoves, dotted along the coast.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Families</h5><p>Kids will not get bored here with the slides and lagoons of Costa Teguise Aquapark nearby and lots of restaurants offering children's menus.</p><h5>Groups</h5><p>Head on a golfing break with friends and enjoy the 18-hole course on the side of one of Lanzarote's volcanos before competing on the driving range.</p><h5>Thrill Seekers</h5><p>The open coastline here means a very breezy ocean which is perfect for windsurfing and watersports.</p>

Costa Teguise

<p>What was once a quiet fishing village, Playa Blanca translates to white beach which sums up this sandy tip on Lanzarote's south west coast that is now a holidaying hotspot with lots of shops and restaurants.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Groups</h5>
<p>For an upmarket trip away with friends then Play Blanca has a sophisticated offering with lots of chic restaurants and bars dotted around the marina.</p>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>Play Blanca has 3 beautiful beaches with its largest Blue Flag stretch being the focal point with warm, soft sand to stroll along.</p>
<h5>Nature Lovers</h5>
<p>A 15 minute drive from here is Los Hervideros. These are fascinating caves and blowholes formed by the historical volcanic eruptions.</p>

Playa Blanca

<p>Explore golden stands with a sprinkling of volcanic rock pools in this beautiful destination! Matagorda may be a quieter alternative to nearby Puerto del Carmen but, as a bustling hub, its definitely not a location to sleep on!</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<h5>Foodies</h5>
<p>The restaurants around the main square are a great spot to try some local delicacies like ropa vieja, a tasty stew consisting of beef and vegetables.</p>
<h5>Beach Lovers</h5>
<p>Matagorda Beach has Blue Flag classification which is well earned as it is immaculate and has great amenities and a promenade that is lined with bars and places to eat.</p>
<h5>Thrill Seekers</h5>
<p>Why not try parasailing on Matagorda Beach which benefits from the wonderful Canarian breezes.</p>

Matagorda

<p>Breaks to Puerto Calero offer an insight into that much sought-after millionaire lifestyle. Ranking high on Lanzarote’s list of sun-soaked hotspots, it was custom-built for holidaymakers back in the Eighties. Thanks to José Calero, you’ve now got an upmarket resort chockfull of luxury hotels, swanky bars and restaurants, and designer shops. A spangly, yacht-studded marina – nicknamed Millionaire’s Harbour – takes centre stage, plus there’s a sprawling golf course so you can tee off while you tan.</p><h4>Who is it for?</h4><h5>Beach Bums</h5><p>Puerto Calero doesn’t actually come with any sandy stretches of its own, but that doesn’t mean you have to forego the beach completely. Puerto del Carmen – the resort next door – will take care of all your tanning needs. It’s a mere ten minutes away and has not one but three sun-baked beaches, each offering something a little different. There’s a cafe-lined promenade, an old harbour, a spot for windsurfing, plus loads of other watersports. </p><h5>Daytrippers</h5><p>Head 15 minutes north of Puerto Calero and you’ll find yourself in the sci-fi-style landscape of Timanfaya National Park – Lanzarote’s premier natural attraction. Alternatively, drive half an hour east and check out Taro de Tachiche, the awe-inspiring volcanic house built by artist and architect César Manrique. Or if you’re something of a water baby, there are a bunch of other excursions to choose from. Hop on a catamaran and zip along the coast, hire a canoe for the day and go exploring, or try your hand at sport-fishing. There are even a couple of dive schools, if that’s your bag.</p><h5>Shopaholics</h5><p>With a substantial helping of designer shops and fancy boutiques, it’s almost rude not to treat yourself to a spot of retail therapy in Puerto Calero. But if there’s one place you absolutely shouldn’t miss, it’s the market. Popping up every Tuesday and Friday morning around the marina, it’s the place to pick up jewellery, crafts and other souvenirs. If you’re feeling peckish, you can even get your hands on some super-fresh seafood.</p>

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