Spain Travel destinations highlights what to see and do on this unique destination. It’s referred to as the Island of 1000 Volcanoes. This protected area offers tours necessary to understand the vast lunar-like, surreal landscapes. As an Acupuncturist-at-Sea, I enjoyed my 2 tours. Furthermore I explored areas, such as, Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua and the epic Mirador del Rio Lookout. Also, read on to learn about these 3 main attractions, plus, the camel rides, a world-class winery and the sculptures of the famous Cesar Manrique. Last and also furthermore. Finally, the end is also furthermore.
Plus, Spain Travel Destinations, Canary Island’s Volcanic History
Overall, this Spanish Island is one of the 8 Canary Islands, just 125 km (78 mi) off the coast of Morocco. Also, the capital city is Arrecife, a nice hub from which to explore this unique island. About 15 million years ago, the Canary Islands emerged after the division of the American and African continental plates. Then, from 1730-1736 the world’s greatest recorded eruptions involving more than 100 active volcanoes destroyed the island. Later, in 1824 two volcanoes erupted leaving the island as it is today. Also, furthermore, lastly.
The aftermath of this unprecedented event is the surreal-like moonscapes of Timanfaya National Park. Also, since 1993, the entire island is a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. Lanzarote is sometimes referred to as the Island of the 1,000 volcanoes. Six years of eruptions created a unique lunar landscape covered in craters, canyons, valleys of solidified lava, and many small volcano cones. However, only 1 volcano remains active today.
