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The island of Lanzarote is the most unusual and surprising in the Canary Island archipelago. “The mystic island” offers the visitor a wide variety of landscapes and attractions. Declared a Biosphere Reserve by the UNESCO in 1993, Lanzarote is made up of particularly beautiful landscapes: the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park, the La Geria vineyards, the Papagayo beaches with their golden sand, the cactus fields in Mala and the impressive Risco de Famara crag with its long beach stretching out below it.

The landscape of Lanzarote is the result of man’s talent to face the hard geographical and climatic conditions over the years. Agriculture and fishing have been carried out with respect for the environment, and have become a cultural and landscape identity.

The new Marina Rubicon Harbour, located in Playa Blanca, is surrounded by a selection of luxury shops, exquisite restaurants and lively bars - which are all based on the typical architecture of Lanzarote. Stroll by its bridges, balconies, swimming pools, squares, alleys and gardens and you will discover a truly charming world.