Fascinating volcanic landscapes combined with unique preserved architecture has helped make the island of Lanzarote a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. In the early 1730's a number of volcanoes covered the surrounding settled area of Lanzarote, however many stone structures survived the blasts and offer a glimpse into the settlements of the time. The Timanfaya National Park truly exemplifies the volcanic landscape and the Visitor's Center helps illustrate the island's history. After exploring the island's geographic history, be sure to experience it on one of its many fabulous beaches. There are vast opportunities to go diving, snorkeling or boating throughout the island. In the evening, there are plenty of fine restaurants, bars and clubs that give the area a vibrant and diverse nightlife. For a different, lovely glimpse into the Canary Islands, visit Lanzarote today!

Spain is a land full of diverse geography, unique culture and fantastic people. Spain's traditions are deeply rooted in its culture still today and Spaniards are proud people eager to share their past with visitors. The climate is mainly a warm Mediterranean climate, although the far southern regions experience tropical conditions and the northern regions become quite cold at higher altitudes. Whether coming to explore Spain's urban areas and do some shopping or looking for history and adventure, Spain is the perfect destination.