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.

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?