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?

There is so much to see in Lanzarote, and every village is as unique as the next. If you're doing a little village hopping and happen to stop by Arrieta, make sure to stop by Amanecer for your fill of fresh seafood dishes! Tip: try the steamed mussels or sea bass!

We love heading to the Haria Market on Saturdays to get a true traditional and local Lanzarote feel - this market is the go-to not only for fresh produce and baked goods, but also for artisanal crafts. A little birdie told us that you can't miss the cinnamon rolls while you're there!

Near the picturesque fishing village Órzola is the stunning Playa de Caletón Blanco, a cove with stunning turquoise water, sandy white beaches, and unique formations of volcanic lava scattered about.