Once you’ve enjoyed the beaches, it’s time to experience the other side of Lanzarote. With an unmatchable landscape and a plethora of unique plants, getting your fill of natural beauty has never been easier.

Timanfaya National Park

Known as the ‘Fire Mountains of Lanzarote’, Timanfaya National Park offers something different to your typical beach view. This park is home to dormant volcanoes and provides otherworldly views comparable to Mars.

The rugged terrain has an unusual red hue that almost glows as the sun sets. You’re not allowed to walk through here, which has helped to preserve the landscape. You’ll typically take a tour by camel before boarding a bus, which ensures you’ll get to see everything this unique park has to offer.

Jameos del Agua

A hub for entertainment, arts and culture, Jameos del Agua isn’t your everyday hotspot. Located within a series of enchanting volcanic caves, it is the home of a beautiful underground lake.

With a magical atmosphere and natural beauty all around, there’s nowhere else in the world like it. In fact, Jameos del Agua is the only place in the world that you can spot the blind albino cave crab. Explore the caves before settling down inside for a drink or snack from one of the restaurants there.

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