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Arrecife cruises, Spain
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What's great about Arrecife cruises?
Its lunar landscape is legendary, its sun-soaked beaches loved worldwide, and its all-round postcard prettiness powerful enough to draw people back year after year. In fact, there’s not much to dislike about Lanzarote. Soaked in sunshine and dotted with whitewashed villages, it’s got a charm all of its own.
- Behold the world famous Timanfaya National Park, the jewel in Lanzarote’s crown. It’s renowned for its Montanas del Fuego or Mountains of Fire, a huge area of solidified lava dominated by enormous, dormant volcanoes. Breathtaking stuff.
- Head along the coast to Costa Teguise for lazy beach days. It’s been a go-to for tourists for decades and there are five beaches to choose from. Playa Bastian’s sprinkled with palm trees which offer shade from the Atlantic breeze, while Playa Cucharas is one of the island’s most picturesque portions.
- Get your history fix at the Castle of Saint Gabriel. It’s set on its own island with a bridge connecting it to the waterfront, and it attracts just as many visitors for its front-row views over the Atlantic as its museum which details the city’s history.
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Discover Arrecife, Lanzarote with One of our Marella Cruise's Experts
Thalles Brochier
Destination Services Manager, Marella Explorer 2
There's no better place to see Lanzarote's lunar-like landscape than in Timanfaya National Park. And on our shore excursion, Timanfaya National Park & its Volcanoes, you'll see first hand how powerful the heat from under ground can be.
La Geria wine's a must-try when you're in Lanzarote. It's cultivated in volcanic ash, which gives it a unique freshness and aroma.
If you fancy getting off the beaten track a little bit, visit Haria, AKA the Valley of a Thousand Palms. This green village is a stark contrast to Lanzarote's usual black landscape, and offers up some of the best scenery around.
Top shore excursions in Arrecife
Panoramic Lanzarote
Journey along Lanzarote’s south coast to see the island’s unique take on vineyards and learn about its winemaking industry.
• Coach-based tour
Timanfaya and its volcanoes
Visit Timanfaya National Park to see lunar-line scenery, volcanic experiments, a green lake and a winery, where you’ll get the chance to taste some tipple.
• Some uneven terrain
• Jacket recommended
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