Tucked away at the tip of Lanzarote is restaurant Mirador El Roque in the dreamy little fishing village Órzola. With views of the stunning pier bustling with small boats, or 'barquillos', we can't recommend a more picturesque spot to savour the freshest, most delicious seafood dishes.

Scattered around Lanzarote are a number of César Manrique's works - from houses to sculptures to entire gardens. One you absolutely cannot miss is the Mirador del Río, a viewpoint of about 479 metres high. The artist built a little coffee house with large windows so you can enjoy the sweeping views with a good brew!

We're aware that when we suggest going through a lava tunnel some eyebrows might be raised, but you have to trust us on this one. The Cueva de los Verdes are caves that were formed after a volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. Now you can explore the caves and (not so scary) tunnels through guided tours!

Jameos del Agua can only be described as a serene oasis found within a volcanic cave. It's definitely something that must be seen to be believed - how many people can say they have had a coffee and watched a concert by a lake in a cave?