There are many good reasons why you should book a break in Lanzarote this year not least as this small island in the Canaries has already proved a red hot favourite with winter sun seeking tourists across the Christmas and New Year period. But also thanks to its great climate Lanzarote can also be enjoyed at any time of the year.
The island offers plenty of good accommodation options too – as the tourist sector is well developed and has been catering to holidaymakers for over fifty years.
Today many of these visitors prefer to book Lanzarote holiday villas instead of hotels, as they can enjoy more privacy and cheaper prices. For example villas in Puerto del Carmen are available from as little as €500 per week, which for a family of four compares very favorably with a hotel. There are plenty of other will priced rental properties in the other two main resorts of Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise as well. Holiday rental accommodation for example Lanzarote apartments is in good supply as there are thousands of well priced Lanzarote villas and apartments available for rent.. Villas in Costa Teguise are usually well worth considering too.
Irrespective of where holidaymakers choose to stay they will simply relish the fabulous weather as Lanzarote is fortunate to be located not too far off West African coast. A vacation spot that allows for an enviable climate and which has led to the archipelago earning the title of the Fortunate Islands over the centuries. Conditions average out a tad shy of the twenty six degree mark and for the most part you’ll encounter practically no rainfall here. The only slight annoyance could possibly be the wind which on occasion can blow fairly hard across the island anywhere from April through until August.
Nonetheless Lanzarote also has a lot more to deliver than simply just a stunning climate as the island of Lanzarote is also famed for being home to the world’s most recent volcanic eruptions. This activity from the eruptions have left dazzling lava fields as an aftermath which has formed the national park, called Timanfaya, which unsurprisingly is definitely one of the most popular throughout Spain and the Balearic’s. Little wonder in fact as the scenery in Timanfaya is so surreal it is usually perceived to be similar to the surface of a barren planet such as mars or even the moon .
But the icing on the cake is that Lanzarote delivers a range of beaches that is the envy of many other holiday destinations. You will find several fine artificial stretches of sand in each of the main resorts, but you should really try to get out and about and hire a car to discover the islands best beaches among them Arrieta in the north of the island and of course the islands prize gem, Papagayo. Of course some would maintain though that Famara on the rugged North West shoreline is the most aesthetically eye-catching, as this giant bay and beach is backed by the magnificent Famara massif. In addition Famara is also a increasingly popular spot for anyone interested in surfing during their holiday.
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