Cheap Holidays to Lanzarote 2026

Things to do in Lanzarote

Lanzarote holidays offer a mix of relaxation, adventure, and sightseeing. Whether you're planning holidays to Lanzarote 2026 or searching for cheap Lanzarote holidays, the island is full of unforgettable activities. 

Trekking trips to the Timanfaya National Park provide the visitor with the opportunity to visit the volcanic features in the island and the physical features as depicted in the guided tours. The Cueva de los Verdes and Jameos del Agua are examples of how nature combined with architecture to create something spectacular through the spectacular examples of the lava flows that created the underground cave-like structures. The tourists may visit Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise and Papagayo Beach which are ideal to swim, sunbathe and perform water activities. As well, there is plenty of water activities and most people tend to engage in surfing, scuba diving and catamaran cruises along the coast line. 

Families can spend their days at the Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park, which is both an animal show, thematic zones, and a water park, whereas those interested in culture can discover such towns as Teguise and Yaiza where the local markets, and picturesque streets can be explored. There is a lot of hiking opportunities and spectacular viewpoints such as Mirador del Ryo suited to exploration and photography. Many visitors also enjoy staying at all inclusive holidays to Lanzarote resorts, where meals, drinks, and entertainment are included for convenience. Whether you’re after relaxation or adventure, holidays to Lanzarote offer experiences to make your trip special. 

Discover Lanzarote: History, Culture, and Nightlife 

History: The history of Lanzarote holidays is shaped by its volcanic past. Eruptions in the 18 th century formed the spectacular scenery of Timanfaya National Park which is currently a hot spot in the island. The artistic contribution of César Manrique is reflected in such places as Jameos del Agua, Mirador del Rio and the Cactus garden that treats people with the sublime experience of uniting art and nature. History lovers on holidays to Lanzarote can also explore Castillo de San José, which houses the International Museum of Contemporary Art, or visit Teguise, the island’s historic capital with package holidays to Lanzarote. 

Culture: Holidays in Lanzarote are also rich in culture. Most of the local fiestas in El Hierro include traditional food, music and fireworks where markets around the island can also offer handmade products and the traditional Canarian life. Culinary delights like papas arrugadas and fresh seafood are widely enjoyed, and many Lanzarote holidays all-inclusive resorts include both local and international flavours. 

Nightlife: There is nightlife on the island to satisfy every mood. Puerto del Carmen is a vibrant centre with bars, clubs and live music whilst Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise are more laid back with beachsidecocktail bars. Whether visitors are booking cheap holidays to Lanzarote or planning luxury escapes, the island’s nightlife has something for everyone in Lanzarote holidays 2026.