Lanzarote is an island marked by its volcanic origin and the influence of its first inhabitants, the Majos, a Berber people who left their mark on the local culture. It was conquered in the 15th century by the Norman Jean de Bethencourt, under the reign of Castile, and since then it has been a strategic enclave in the Atlantic.

Throughout its history, Lanzarote has survived pirates, droughts and volcanic eruptions, transforming adversity into opportunities. Today, the island is a first class tourist destination, where wild nature coexists with art and traditional architecture. Its cultural, gastronomic and scenic legacy make it a unique place in the world