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The volcanic south where lava meets life and wine. The island's most dramatic landscape, told like a story.

Nature and art become one — through César Manrique's legacy and the landscapes he called home.

Where the church and the volcano exist side by side. A deeper look at how faith survived on an island of fire.

Salt flats, white churches, volcanic coastline — the southernmost tip of the island, where few tourists venture.

Artisan workshops, hidden coves, and the coastline that pirates once called their own. A different side of the island.

The island's most famous Sunday market — cobblestones, artisans, food and music inside one of Lanzarote's oldest towns.

A light half-day taster — the movie star's garden, the cactus garden, and the quiet roads in between.

The story of the eruptions that remade the island in 1730. Standing at the edge of a volcano, finally understanding what happened here.