Lanzarote, Canary Islands
This is one of the eight islands of the Canary Islands archipelago, declared a Biosphere Reserve in 1993. It is a good place to walk among volcanoes; they say there are more than a hundred of them. You can explore the island in search of hidden corners where you can be completely alone with your partner. The peace and tranquillity here will help you to really disconnect from your daily routine. Beyond its beautiful landscapes, there are plenty of things to do on the island, so there's no chance of getting bored. To see incredible volcanic nature, you simply have to visit Timanfaya National Park, where the rock stands in stark contrast to the colour of the sea. With its Ruta de los Volcanes (Volcanoes Route), some 14 km of which can be done on board a 'guagua' (bus), you can get a close-up view of some of them, such as the emblematic Montaña Rajada. A place that also takes advantage of its volcanic heritage is La Geria. A protected landscape where vineyards are cultivated in a peculiar way: in conical holes. The result is a sweet white wine to toast with so that the flame of love never goes out. The beaches of this island are perfect for becoming your next paradise. Take note of a few: Famara Beach, perfect for surfing and strolling along the shore, Papagayo Beach, with its turquoise water, or Los Pocillos Beach. Its scenery looks like something from Mars or the Moon, and it will be the highlight of your getaway that will leave you wanting to come back again.
