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LaNzarote – an island of contrasts!

Lanzarote is 60 miles off the North West coast of Africa and is the 4th largest Canary Island. The landscape is dramatic and fascinating. It has great areas covered in volcanic lava, mountains of red, green oases and beautiful beaches. The island has Unesco Biosphere Reserve protected status. The influence of a local artist César Manrique can be seen all over the island, not least in the low level resort development. The lack of high rise blocks is as much a feature of Lanzarote as the way the white buildings and colourful gardens contrast with the blue of the sky and the sea.

The island’s coastline varies. Rocky and rugged with the sea crashing up through the ravines like Los Hervideros. The wild, windswept beach of Famara or the tranquil and shallow Orzola beach. Cove beaches like Playa Chica, Flamingo and Dorada. Large beaches like Playa Grande and Los Pocillos. Beautiful natural beaches like Papagayo.

Lanzarote has an all year round warm climate with average temperatures between 20C and 30C. A great place for some winter or summer sunshine. Lanzarote has interesting things to see and do for all ages and a great choice of places to eat and drink. Relax and enjoy this wonderful island.

 
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This is one of my favourite villas situated not too far up the hill in Los Mojones within easy walking distance of a good variety of supermarkets. The villa is always very clean and the lounge furniture is comfortable. There is a wide range of seating provided outside so you can always find a comfortable position in our out of the sun or wind! The pool is exceptionally good having vertical sides and sloping gradually to about 6 feet which suits less confident swimmers as well as the more able. The pool temperature is good provided you replace the cover overnight - which does require some effort since it is a large pool. There are lots of showers and plenty of hot water and towels provided. There is a wide screen television but don't expect much more than Sky News, better to bring your own DVD's. There are a good selection of restaurants down by the Port area and if you can't face the walk back up the hill a taxi can be readily had for 4 Euros with a tip. The villa has an electric gate which actually works and is very secluded. The local representatives are helpful but unobtrusive. They are there if you need them and having a native spanish speaker like Erica available is invaluable as I found out after I wrote off my hire car ... Drive carefully and enjoy the beautiful island of Lanzarote. Casa Cielo April 2018
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