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Things to Do in Lanzarote, Spain: Walking Guide

Things to Do in Lanzarote: Landscapes, Villages and Natural Places

Wondering about the best things to do in Lanzarote? This Canary Island destination is known for its volcanic terrain, quiet natural spaces, mountain villages and distinctive Atlantic landscapes. Neywo offers a free audio guide for Lanzarote with three narrated places, helping you discover the island while you explore.

What to See in Lanzarote

The available places highlight the island’s inland scenery, from a volcanic recreational area to elevated landscapes and a mountain town.

Laguna de Valleseco

Laguna de Valleseco is a peaceful recreational area within Doramas Rural Park. Its central feature is a volcanic caldera filled with native vegetation, creating a green contrast with the surrounding volcanic terrain.

The site is a place to pause and observe how the landscape has developed. Its natural setting makes it a quieter alternative to more built-up coastal areas.

Protected Landscape of Las Cumbres

The Protected Landscape of Las Cumbres covers the highest part of Gran Canaria and is defined by open mountain terrain. Valleys, ravines and mountainous areas shape the scenery, while scrub and woodland cover parts of the landscape.

The area has a dry climate, with an average temperature of 19 degrees Celsius and around 188 millimetres of rainfall each year. Its elevated setting makes it a place to focus on the terrain itself: broad views, changing slopes and the relationship between mountains and valleys.

Valleseco

Valleseco is the capital of the municipality of the same name, set at an elevation of 1,067 metres in a mountain environment. Valleys, cliffs and striking rock formations surround the town, while laurel trees and shrubs give the area a strongly natural character.

The local climate is dry, with an average temperature of about 19 degrees Celsius. July is the warmest month, averaging 28 degrees, and January is the coolest, at around 12 degrees. November is the wettest month, while June is the driest.

Exploring Lanzarote and the Canary Islands

Lanzarote’s landscapes are part of the wider character of the Canary Islands, an archipelago shaped by volcanic terrain and Atlantic surroundings. For a broader trip through the country, see the Spain destination guide.

If you are comparing island destinations, nearby city pages include Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Garachico and San Cristóbal de La Laguna.

Discover Lanzarote with Neywo

Neywo’s free Lanzarote audio guide includes three narrated places. The narration is available in 11 languages, and each story plays as you reach the place, at your own pace. There is no group and no schedule: simply explore independently and listen as each location comes into view.

Places with an audio guide in Lanzarote

2 places in Lanzarote with a Neywo audio guide. Each one starts telling its story as you reach it.

Walk Lanzarote with Neywo

Neywo turns Lanzarote into a self-guided audio tour. Stories arrive as you reach the place they belong to, and the route reshapes when you wander off it.