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Lanzarote: 5 must-see places in the north of the island
Lanzarote, with its natural charm and rich culture, offers unforgettable experiences for those who are looking to explore beyond conventional tourist routes. In this article, we will take you to discover five must-see places in the north of the island, where you can immerse yourself in the authentic beauty and local life of Lanzarote. Get ready for a journey that will connect you with nature, tradition, and sustainability.
1. Punta Mujeres and Arrieta: Coastal charm
Let’s start the tour in the charming coastal villages of Punta Mujeres and Arrieta. Punta Mujeres is famous for its natural pools formed among volcanic rocks, perfect for a refreshing swim. Arrieta, on the other hand, is a fishing village with a beautiful beach and a relaxed atmosphere. Both villages offer an authentic experience of Lanzarote coastal life, with their quiet streets, white houses, local restaurants, and impressive marine landscapes.
2. Órzola: The gateway to La Graciosa
Órzola is a charming fishing port in the far north of the island, known for its authenticity and tranquil atmosphere. You can stroll around the harbour, observe the daily activities of the fishermen and enjoy fresh fish and seafood in local restaurants. Additionally, from Órzola, you can take a ferry to La Graciosa, a small island with virgin beaches and unique landscapes, ideal for a day trip.
3. Lanzaloe Park: The largest ecological Aloe vera plantation in Europe
Our next stop is Lanzaloe Park in Órzola. In this ecological Aloe vera plantation, you will learn about the cultivation and production process of this miraculous plant. During the 30/45-minute visit, you will learn about the properties of Aloe vera, see the sustainable facilities and purchase high-quality natural products. It is a unique opportunity to connect with nature and discover the benefits of this plant for health and skin. Ask your map in-shop, admission is free.
4. Haría: The “Valley of a Thousand Palms”
Nestled in a fertile valley, Haría is known as the "Valley of a Thousand Palms." This picturesque village offers an authentic experience of rural life in Lanzarote. On Saturday mornings, you will find a local market. Stroll through its narrow streets and enjoy traditional Canarian architecture while immersing yourself in the tranquility of the place.
5. El Bosquecillo
To end the tour, we recommend spending the sunset at El Bosquecillo, a hidden gem for nature and hiking lovers. This viewpoint offers spectacular views of the Risco de Famara and the island of La Graciosa. It is a perfect place to enjoy a picnic outdoors, surrounded by the tranquility and natural beauty of Lanzarote.
The north of Lanzarote is a refuge of authenticity, nature and local culture. This tour will allow you to discover unique and lesser-known places, enjoying the beauty and tranquility of the island. We look forward to seeing you at Lanzaloe Park, where nature and sustainability come together to offer you an unforgettable experience.
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