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Take a trip to El Golfo , a small fishing village known for its stunning green lagoon, known as the Charco de los Clicos. Take a walk along the volcanic coastline and enjoy the unique colors of the landscape.

Visit Timanfaya National Park (Parque Nacional de Timanfaya) , a volcanic wonderland with barren landscapes and volcanic cones. Take a guided tour of the park and learn about the volcanic activity that shaped the island.

Enjoy a wine tasting experience in La Geria , a unique vineyard region where the vines are grown in volcanic soil. Visit a local winery and sample some of the island's finest wines.

Explore the artistic side of Lanzarote with a visit to LagOmar , a unique house and museum designed by the famous artist César Manrique. Explore the labyrinthine rooms and gardens and learn about the history of the property.

Visit the César Manrique Foundation (Fundación César Manrique) , a cultural center dedicated to the work of the famous artist. Explore the art galleries and learn about Manrique's vision for the island's development.

Visit the Jose Saramago House Museum (A Casa José Saramago) , a museum dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning author. Explore the house where Saramago lived and learn about his life and work.

Take a trip to Teguise Market , the largest open-air market in Lanzarote. Browse the stalls selling local crafts, souvenirs, and fresh produce. Enjoy a traditional Canarian lunch at one of the market's food stalls.

Visit Aquapark Costa Teguise , a water park with slides, pools, and water attractions for all ages. Spend the afternoon cooling off and having fun in the sun.

Relax and unwind at Aqualava Waterpark Relaxia , another water park located in Playa Blanca. Enjoy the slides, lazy rivers, and wave pools before heading back to your accommodation.

Spend the day exploring Playa Blanca , a popular resort town with beautiful beaches, shops, and restaurants. Take a leisurely walk along the promenade and enjoy the stunning views of Fuerteventura across the water.

Visit the Janubio Salt Pans , a series of salt flats that have been in operation since the 19th century. Take a guided tour and learn about the traditional salt production methods.

End your day with a visit to the Fire Mountains (Montañas del Fuego) , a volcanic landscape created by eruptions in the 18th century. Take a guided tour through the park and experience the heat of the volcanic activity beneath your feet.