Lanzarote is the Canary Islands' most otherworldly — a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of black-lava fields, volcanic cones, and whitewashed villages, where the artist César Manrique fused architecture with the landscape. Ships dock at the capital Arrecife, but the day belongs to Timanfaya's fire mountains, lava caves, and Manrique's striking creations. It looks like nowhere else on Earth.
Timanfaya is the unmissable sight — the coach tour through the lava fields can't be done on foot, so book ahead. Pair it with a Manrique site like Jameos del Agua, and grab a glass of La Geria wine grown straight out of the black volcanic ash.
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