Green valleys in the
north, endless sandy beaches, volcanic landscape
in the south and the unique vine-yards of La Geria
are making Lanzarote the probably most varied
canary island.
1974 the island was
dedicated to "Reserva de la Biosfera" by UNESCO.
From lively tourist-centres
to the almost uninhabited and arid national park
Timanfaya you will find here almost everything.
The island is very poor in rain, the spartanic
landscape formed by wind, ocean and-most important
- by volcanic actions. |
