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Lanzarote Holiday Deals

Date	Resort	From	Duration	Rating	Board	Price From
15/11/2008	Lanzarote	Gatwick	7nts	3 Star	Self Catering	Book £239.00
31/08/2008	Lanzarote	Birmingham	14nts	3 Star	All Inclusive	Book £466.00
31/08/2008	Lanzarote	Manchester	14nts	3 Star	All Inclusive	Book £495.50
31/08/2008	Lanzarote	Gatwick	14nts	3 Star	All Inclusive	Book £551.00
31/08/2008	Lanzarote	Edinburgh	14nts	3 Star	All Inclusive	Book £552.50

Lanzarote - perfect for year round holidays

With its fantastic climate and extensive range of facilities for tourists, Lanzarote is an excellent holiday destination all year round. Its extraordinary lunar landscape, which features unique cone-shaped mountains and unusually sculpted rocks, is testimony to the island's volcanic history, as are the wonderful sandy beaches that frame the island. The individual flair of the Canarian artist, Cesar Manrique, is still evident throughout the island and although Lanzarote has a universal appeal, it may interest architecture enthusiasts in particular.

If you are looking to escape the crowds then why not try the small, tranquil fishing village of Playa Blanca. Another of Lanzarote's quieter resorts is Matagorda, which nevertheless has an excellent range of tourist facilities. Perhaps you're looking for a vibrant destination to spend a week or two- if so Puerto del Carmen could be for you and for sports enthusiasts, take a look at the Costa Teguise.

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Lanzarote Resorts

Costa Teguise

Lying just to the north of Arrecife is the pleasant and tranquil resort of Costa Teguise. Formerly Lanzarote's capital this laid back town is the perfect holiday destination for families. The nightlife is lower key than some of the other resorts and the town boasts the island's only Aqua Park and golf course. There are a number of beaches in the region and an abundance of water sports and activities to keep everyone amused. Friday evenings are not to be missed in the Pueblo Marinero area as the local artists and craftsmen gather to show off their work at the Craft Market.

Puerto del Carmen

Situated on the eastern coast Puerto del Carman is the largest and busiest resort on the island. The main beach, Playa Grande, is flanked by a bustling strip of bars, restaurants and shops and offers a massive range of water sports and activities for every age group. The new town area of Puerto del Carman is ideal for those of you looking for an excuse to party. With a multitude of pubs bars discos and nightclubs there is no excuse not to let your hair down and dance the night away. For those with more reserved tastes the old town is a delightful fishing port that is positively teeming with quality restaurants with an emphasis on the locally caught fresh fish and seafood.

Playa Blanca

Located right on the southern tip of the island is Lanzarote's third biggest resort, Playa Blanca. Once a small fishing village, this quaint town has managed to incorporate the introduction of leisure developments and luxury hotels whilst still retaining its intrinsic charm. The recently completed promenade hosts a number of restaurants, bars and shops and is adjacent to the beautiful Playa Dorada beach. There are also a number of nightclubs for the younger holidaymakers and for those of you that fancy a bit of island hopping the ferry to Fuertaventura sails from the port.

Puerto Calero

The marina of Puerto Calero was opened in 1990 and although for many years it looked rather deserted, Puerto Calero now has no lack of yachts and boats. It is fast becoming one of the nicest places on the island with many new shops and restaurants opening. The marina is also the starting point for a range of activities including submarine safaris, shark fishing and cruises.

Matagorda

A purpose-built development built to exploit the beach of the same name. Quieter, more restrained than neighbouring Puerto del Carmen.