This is the fourth largest island in the Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean. Lanzarote is about 849 km. According to historians, this island is volcanic. There are many flora and fauna cultivated here. The island is the best climate; The sun's temperature is about 21 degrees. There are many tourist villages on this island because of the climate and offer full privacy. The number of visitors to the island has grown steadily. Lanzarote's sights are briefly mentioned:
Beach:
Interestingly, the island is volcanic, with a large white sand on the beach that actually increases the beach's beauty. Playa Blanca and Papagayo are the most popular beaches on the island. Beaches are ideal for all ages and provide safety measures for those who are involved in water sports.
Atlantida Tunnel:
This is one of the many caves that can be seen on this island. This Atlantida tunnel is approx. 7 km. Long. According to scientists, this tunnel was created several thousand years ago during volcanic eruptions. It is advisable to keep a trained guide inside the tunnel. The tunnel has a narrow route. From a security point of view, tourists are about a mile or two away. Just.
Neighborhood:
If you visit Lanzarote, you should never forget to visit the surrounding villages. These villages have their own story. Tourists can also visit the volcanoes. Of course, these volcanoes have been resting for a long time. The lava field is another interesting place. Tourists can use their own car, rent a taxi or jetty to different villages. A qualified tour guide can be rented to the scene to provide proper details of the site.
Museum:
The Puerto Calero Museum is a collection of aqua mammals such as dolphins, whales, etc. Interestingly, according to marine experts in the world There are about 84 kinds of whales. Of this, approx. 30 kinds of whales can be seen in the Canary Islands. The town of Lanzarote took advantage of this and created this museum, which contains a collection of rare rare whales and dolphins. These habits of mammals and all other Aqua life underwater water information can be seen here. In fact, this is a temporary exhibition, but it is often repeated.