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Tias, Lanzarote Tias, which overlooks Puerto del Carmen is the chief town of the municipality of the same name. click here for more info.. |
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Orzola Lanzarote's most northerly village is a far cry from the major tourist resorts of the south and serves as fishing village and the departure-point for the neighb click here for more info.. |
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Arrieta, Lanzarote The white-washed seaside village of Arrieta, located in the north of Lanzarote, is perfect for those of you who love fresh fish thanks to its abundance of great click here for more info.. |
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Famara and la Caleta This 6km long windswept beach, with its spectacular backdrop of high cliffs (Peñas del chache) is world-famous among both surfers and hang-gliders. click here for more info.. |
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San Bartolome, Lanzarote San Bartolomé is of traditional Canarian style with buildings of interest that include the Casa Mayor Guerra, the 18th century home of former military Governor click here for more info.. |
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La Geria and the Wines of Lanzarote La Geria is Lanzarote's fascinating wine growing region. Thousands of semi-circular walls surrounding hollows scraped from the thick layer of lapilli, each cont click here for more info.. |
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Teguise, Lanzarote Teguise is amongst the oldest towns in the Canary Islands, it being almost 600 years old. click here for more info.. |
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Yaiza, Lanzarote With it's pristinely-kept square, 17th century church of Nuestro Señora de los Remedios, wonderful well-kept gardens and intriguing souvenir shops and tapas bar click here for more info.. |
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La Graciosa La Graciosa is a small island of just 27 km² that is part of the Chinijo Archipelago, a group of islands that lies just north of Lanzarote. click here for more info.. |
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Tinajo and Mancha Blanca, Lanzarote The neighbouring villages of Tinajo and Mancha Blanca both lie within the municipality of Tinajo. click here for more info.. |
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Haria, Lanzarote Haria is a peaceful town located in the north of Lanzarote in the 'valley of one thousand palms'. click here for more info.. |
