Lanzarote is the easternmost, northernmost, and also the oldest of the seven major islands in the Spanish Canary Islands. Locals often call it Conejera, while others refer to it as the „Island of a Hundred Volcanoes”. Its central landscapes are made diverse by nearly 300 volcanoes.

Lanzarote attractions

Arrecife

Lanzarote’s capital and largest city is located on the eastern coast of the island.

Founded in the 15th century, its significance grew in the 18th century when it became the island’s administrative center. It got its name from the coastal coral reefs („arrecife” means reef in Spanish) that have protected the city for centuries.

Its most important attraction is the San Gabriel Castle (Castillo de San Gabriel). The fortress is located on a small island and was built in the 16th century to defend against pirate attacks. Today, the castle houses the Historical Museum (Museo de Historia de Arrecife), which showcases the island’s past.

Timanfaya National Park

One of Lanzarote’s most iconic natural attractions, covering approximately 51 square kilometers in the western part of the island.

The park features the Montañas del Fuego (Fire Mountains), which offer a spectacular sight with their red, black, and orange hues. The landscape looks like something from another planet.

Near the earth’s surface, temperatures are still extremely high, reaching 400-600°C in some places. An interesting attraction related to this is the El Diablo restaurant, where food is cooked using volcanic heat. Just a few meters below the grill is glowing rock that functions as a natural oven.

To preserve and protect the landscape, the national park can only be visited through organized tours.

Fundación César Manrique

One of Lanzarote’s most important cultural attractions, commemorating the legacy of the island’s most famous native, César Manrique.

Located in the artist’s former home in the town of Tahíche, the house is unique because it was built on volcanic lava bubbles, perfectly integrating with the island’s volcanic landscape.

The museum displays Manrique’s paintings, sculptures, and other artworks. The exhibitions encompass various modern art movements. Below the building are five huge lava bubbles that Manrique transformed into creative spaces. These unique rooms – including a pool, rest areas, and garden terraces – create a futuristic atmosphere.

All information can be found here!

Jameos del Agua

Located in the northern part of the island, this is one of César Manrique’s famous architectural and artistic works.

It’s part of a 6-kilometer-long volcanic tunnel system created by the eruption of the La Corona volcano approximately 4,000 years ago. The term „jameo” in Spanish refers to the open areas created by the collapse of the cave ceiling.

Inside the cave is a crystal-clear saltwater lake fed by seawater. The lake’s special feature is the albino cave crabs (Munidopsis polymorpha) that live here. These tiny, white creatures are found exclusively in this location.

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Cueva de los Verdes

Part of a several-kilometer-long volcanic tunnel system created by the La Corona volcano’s eruption approximately 4,000 years ago.

The cave was formed when the outer layer of hot lava flowing from the volcano solidified while the inner, still liquid lava continued to flow, leaving behind a cavity. Over time, this tunnel has developed fascinating geological formations and colors.

One of its most unique features is an underground lake that creates an optical illusion. The water surface perfectly reflects the surroundings, creating an interesting atmosphere that often deceives visitors.

Charco de los Clicos

The Green Lagoon, this special lake is located in the southwestern part of the island, near the village of El Golfo.

It’s the remnant of an old volcanic crater that partially connects to the Atlantic Ocean. Ocean waves and volcanic activity together created this unique natural formation. The lake’s vivid green color is due to microscopic algae that thrive in high-salt environments.

Visitors cannot go down to the lakeshore. From the nearby parking lot, a designated path leads to a point offering beautiful views.

Mirador del Río

This viewpoint in the northern part of the island offers magnificent panoramic views of La Graciosa island and the Atlantic Ocean.

The lookout, situated on a 400-meter-high cliff, was designed by César Manrique. Its interior spaces are dominated by Manrique’s style: a meeting of natural forms and minimalist design.

You can drive all the way to the top from Ye village, making it a popular tourist attraction in Lanzarote.

Puerto del Carmen

One of Lanzarote’s most popular tourist centers.

The town has evolved from a traditional fishing village into a modern resort while maintaining its authentic atmosphere. Along La Avenida de las Playas, there are numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants.

Puerto del Carmen’s most famous beach is Playa Grande. It features fine golden sand, crystal-clear water, and excellent infrastructure, perfect for families and those seeking relaxation.

Playa Blanca and Castillo del Aguila

These two towns are the center of the island’s southernmost part, where most tourists arrive.

There are numerous accommodations, restaurants, and a castle here. Several smaller beaches are nearby, and you can take a boat to the opposite Fuerteventura.

Salinas de Janubio

This place preserves salt-making traditions on the island’s southwestern coast, near Yaiza.

Founded in the late 1890s, it has been operating continuously since then. Ocean water is collected in various pools where it slowly evaporates, leaving salt deposits at the bottom. The different pools are painted in various colors. The salt is then collected, cleaned, and sold in various forms, including the famous Fleur de Sel (salt flower).

There’s also a visitor center at the salt pans. Visitors can walk around the pools, observe the salt-making process, and watch local bird life.

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La Geria

In this small area, we can see Lanzarote’s traditional wine cultivation.

The wine region’s uniqueness comes from growing grapes in volcanic soil. The area is covered with black volcanic ash, which provides ideal nutrients for the vines. Since rain is rare, the grape-growing techniques used here are unique: small walls and depressions surrounding the vines help preserve rainfall and provide protection against wind.

The most common grape varieties include Malvasia and Listán Negro. You can taste the produced wine in the local cellars.

Cactus Garden (El Jardin del Cactus)

Located on the outskirts of Gautiza village, this garden showcases numerous cacti.

The park was created in an old quarry, preserving the unique character of the volcanic landscape while implementing modern gardening solutions. The park was designed by famous Canarian architect César Manrique and opened in 1991.

The park features over 1,000 different cactus species from various parts of the world, including Mexico, South America, and Africa. Visitors can see cacti of different shapes and sizes. The garden is arranged on multiple levels, with different sections following various themes.

All information can be found here!

Castillo de Santa Bárbara

One of Lanzarote’s oldest and most significant fortifications, located at the top of the volcanic Guanapay mountain near the town of Teguise.

Construction began in the 16th century when Lanzarote became a frequent target of pirate attacks. The first parts of the fortress were built by Sancho de Herrera, then ruler of Lanzarote, to provide protection for the island’s inhabitants. Later, in the late 16th century, Italian engineer Leonardo Torriani designed and expanded it. He added the bastions and walls still visible today, which strengthened the castle’s defensive capabilities.

Today it functions as a museum, showcasing Lanzarote’s history, particularly focusing on pirate attacks on the island and its defense strategies. From the top of the fortress, there’s a magnificent panorama of Teguise town, the island’s volcanic landscapes, and the Atlantic Ocean.

Most beautiful beaches in Lanzarote

Playa Mujeres

One of Lanzarote’s most beautiful beaches located close to Castillo del Aguila, making it a popular beach.

It has a long and wide sandy shoreline covered with fine golden sand. It’s accessible by an easy walk from the town, offering beautiful ocean views.

Playa de Papagayo

Located near Playa Blanca, this beach is another of the southern area’s most visited shores.

Famous for its clear, turquoise water and fine sandy beach. The bay has a gentle slope, so the water warms up quickly, making the beach ideal for swimming, diving, and snorkeling.

Playa de Famara

Located in the northern part of the island, this is the beach of Caleta de Famara settlement.

Its uniqueness comes from the backdrop of huge cliffs of Risco de Famara, one of the island’s most famous volcanoes, offering a spectacular view.

Due to the windy coastline, it’s mainly popular among surfers.

Playa de las Cucharas

Located on Lanzarote’s eastern coast in the Costa Teguise resort.

The 600-meter-long beach in the bay has fine golden sand, surrounded by several high-quality hotels. Being just a few kilometers from the capital, it’s a popular holiday destination.

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The island is one of Spain’s main tourist destinations and the site of one of the world’s largest carnivals. Distant travelers are fascinated by the island’s duality: the massive, dark mountains and sandy beaches. Together with neighbouring Gran Canaria, it is one of the most popular Spanish destinations.

Tenerife attractions

Teide

Tenerife’s largest natural attraction is this 3,718-meter-high mountain, visible from almost everywhere as it sits in the center of the island. Although it’s an active volcano, it last erupted in 1909.

The Earth’s 3rd largest volcano can be approached on foot and by cable car (with a bit of walking), but a permit is required. The Teleférico del Teide cable car starts from an altitude of 2,356 meters and goes up to 3,555 meters.

The highest parking lot below the peak (about 2,200 meters high) can be reached by main road from both north and south. From here, you can hike up to the Altavista refuge. The altitude and the sulfurous smell from the volcano make climbing difficult, so make sure you’re in good physical condition before attempting it!

Cable car prices, opening hours, and all information can be found here.

Puerto de la Cruz

What makes this city worth choosing is its typical Spanish atmosphere. It’s also a good starting point for climbing Teide, with a beautiful winding road leading to the base of the mountain.

Although it’s a well-developed resort town, its architecture, culture, and food have retained the Tenerife style. All this is reflected in the palm-lined seafront promenade, shopping streets, and old churches.

Its most famous attraction is Loro Parque, a world-renowned zoo and amusement park, especially known for its parrot collection.

Another popular site is Lago Martiánez, a unique, man-made lagoon complex designed by the famous Spanish architect César Manrique. Here, swimming pools, palm trees, and decorations made of volcanic rock create a unique environment on the beach.

El Sauzal

This small town is located between Puerto de la Cruz and the northern airport, along the main road, and it’s definitely worth stopping!

The town is also known as a continuous viewpoint, as there’s a beautiful panorama from almost everywhere.

Icod de los Vinos

This small town is home to the world’s largest dragon tree, which only grows on a few tropical islands. This specimen is over 500 years old.

It’s worth taking a short walk in the town; the Plaza de La Pila is considered the most beautiful square on the island.

The world’s largest volcanic cave, the Cave of the Winds (Cueva del Viento), is also located here. Underground labyrinth passages on three levels form it, where visitors can admire the cave’s geomorphological beauty. According to speleologists, at 18 kilometers long, it’s one of the largest in the world. Tickets and opening hours can be found here.

Garachico

It’s worth stopping in this village between Puerto de la Cruz and Masca.

The village was destroyed by a volcano in 1706, creating interesting pools on the shore that were occupied by water. The rocks between the pools have been paved, so you can walk among them.

Los Gigantes

One of Tenerife’s spectacular natural wonders is located on the west coast.

The impressive cliffs, from which the city gets its name, are 500-800 meters high and descend steeply into the Atlantic Ocean.

The city has a small, volcanic sand beach called Playa de los Guios. Due to the proximity of the cliffs, the beach is particularly protected from larger waves.

Masca

The former pirate village nestles among the steep rocks of the Teno Mountains and is a must-see attraction.

The village was once a secluded, hard-to-reach mountain settlement; an asphalt road was only built to it in the 1970s. Thus, it has preserved the old style quite well.

It’s interesting not only because of the village itself but also because of the road leading there! A steep serpentine road with many turns leads there, and two cars can barely fit side by side. Because of this, I recommend taking a bus from Santiago del Teide so you can enjoy the scenery all the way.

From the village, an approximately 8 km hiking trail leads through a gorge to the seaside. It’s a difficult hike and there’s a fee. You can book a time slot online here.

Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos

These two neighboring cities in the south are the island’s holiday center. It’s a real resort area with many hotels, apartments, and entertainment options.

Its best beach is Playa de Las Vistas, with promenades lined with all kinds of shops and restaurants.

If you want a passive holiday, this is the place to come, as there are several excursion options in the area that you can do with children as well.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

The capital of Tenerife is extremely charming, and it’s worth taking a look around if you’re in the northern part!

However, it’s best known for its carnival, which is the world’s 2nd largest such event after Rio. The street parade is the main element of the carnival, during which the city’s population pours into the streets and celebrates in carnival costumes with music and dance.

Take a walk on Rambla de Santa Cruz street, which with its huge trees, seating areas, cafes, and shops is a favorite of both locals and tourists.

Next to the Rambla is the city’s bullfighting arena. Since bullfights were banned years ago, the arena is now mainly used for concerts and other performances.

Playa de las Teresitas

The most beautiful beach in the northern part is located a few kilometers from the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

It’s a golden sand beach, as the shore was filled with Saharan sand back in the 1970s. The bay is surrounded by mountains, so the view from the water is fantastic. On a clear day, you can see Teide in the distance.

The beach is protected by an artificial reef, so the water is usually calm and wave-free, which is ideal for young children. Palm trees and tropical plants line the beach, giving you a Caribbean feel.

The most beautiful view of the beach is from the road running along the hillside (Mirador Las Teresitas). If you’re driving, definitely go up here because the view is wonderful.

Anaga National Park

When I was in the southern part and checked out of my accommodation, the receptionist insisted that I shouldn’t miss Anaga in the northern part. This is a large forested area with huge laurel forests and valleys cut through it.

I can only recommend that you drive from the capital or San Andres (from Teresitas beach) to the Cruz del Carmen visitor center, from where you can take short and long hikes to the surrounding areas. You won’t be disappointed by the sometimes eerie hiking trails among the laurel trees!

Turning off Route 12 towards Benijo, we find several beaches on the coast, but be prepared for colder water than in the south and more frequent winds. However, we’re greeted with a great view from below.

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Gran Canaria activities

Aqualand Maspalomas

Located a few kilometers from Maspalomas, this water park is one of the most popular attractions on the island.

It features numerous attractions, including high-speed slides like Kamikaze and Tornado. Additionally, the park offers child-friendly zones like Polynesia and Children’s Paradise, where the little ones can enjoy water games in a safe environment.

You can purchase a 2 Parks Ticket, which also grants access to Palmitos Park.

All information can be found here!

Palmitos Park

Situated 12 km from Maspalomas, near the village of Los Palmitos, this unique animal and botanical park.

It boasts one of the largest collections of palm trees in Europe, along with many tropical and subtropical plants.

The park is home to various animals, including parrots, dolphins, eagles, turtles, monkeys, and crocodiles. A standout attraction is the dolphin show, which is very popular with visitors.

You can purchase a 2 Parks Ticket, which also grants access to Aqualand Maspalomas.

All information can be found here!

Holiday World Maspalomas

Located in the center of Maspalomas, this entertainment and leisure center includes an amusement park, bowling alleys, a fitness center, a wellness area, and various dining options.

The amusement park offers numerous attractions, including carousels, roller coasters, and bumper cars. It is definitely a good program for children.

All information can be found here!

Cocodrilo Park

Located on the outskirts of the village of Los Corralillos, between the airport and Maspalomas, this park is known as a haven for crocodiles. Its aim is to provide a refuge for abandoned, injured, or rescued animals from illegal trade.

Despite its name, the park features more than just crocodiles. Its animal collection includes big cats like tigers and lions, as well as smaller mammals, birds, and reptiles.

All information can be found here!

Sioux City Park

Located 7 km from Maspalomas, this park recreates the world of the American Wild West, particularly the atmosphere and environment of the 1800s with incredible detail.

The constructed town looks just like a classic western movie set, complete with a sheriff’s office, bank, church, and a traditional Indian village. The park’s inhabitants include cowboys, bandits, and Indians who regularly participate in spectacular Wild West shows, such as duels, bank robberies, and horse shows.

Children can try horseback riding and archery, and there is also a small petting farm.

All information can be found here!

Camel Safari Park

Located north of Maspalomas, near the village of Arteara along route 60.

Visitors can experience desert life and the excitement of camel riding. Experienced guides accompany the groups on tours, sharing interesting information about the camels and the local flora and fauna.

Part of the park is designed to showcase traditional Canarian village life, with old tools and buildings on display, offering insights into local culture and history.

The park also features various animals such as goats, lambs, ponies, and exotic birds. Additionally, there is a botanical garden.

All information can be found here!

Museo del Plátano

Located a few kilometers from Las Palmas, this museum is situated on a banana plantation.

It showcases the history of banana cultivation, the techniques of growing the plant, and the economic and social impacts of banana trade in the Canary Islands and worldwide.

Visitors can taste locally grown bananas and learn how their flavor differs from those available in international markets.

All information can be found here!

Poema del Mar Aquarium

This modern aquarium, opened in 2017, is located near the port of Las Palmas.

It has three main sections: surface habitats, deep sea, and jungle. Each section showcases different marine and freshwater environments.

One of the most spectacular parts is the Deep Sea section, where you can view deep-sea life through a giant 36-meter-long and 7-meter-high window.

All information can be found here!

Cueva Pintada Museum

The „Painted Cave Museum” is one of Gran Canaria’s most important archaeological and cultural attractions, located in the town of Gáldar.

The museum is named after an ancient cave whose walls are decorated with colorful geometric patterns. These paintings are one of the most significant examples of Guanche art, offering important insights into pre-Hispanic culture.

The archaeological park surrounding the museum features the remains of many other ancient dwellings and settlements.

All information can be found here!

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It is the most diverse island, offering everything from deserts to tropical forests and various climatic zones. Despite its name, it is not the largest in the archipelago, ranking third in size after Tenerife and Fuerteventura.

Gran Canaria attractions

Las Palmas

The capital city is located in the northeast corner of the island. The city’s landscape is dominated by its port, one of the largest in the Atlantic Ocean.

A must-see is the old town area called Vegueta, which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2007. By taking the elevator up to the tower of the Santa Ana Cathedral, you can enjoy the panoramic views.

Its largest beach, Playa de Las Canteras, stretches for several kilometers and is lined with bars, restaurants, and hotels.

A significant historical building is the Casa de Colón. This museum primarily honors the life and voyages of Christopher Columbus, particularly the period when the explorer stopped on the island on his way to America.

Maspalomas, Playa del Inglés

Located in the southern part of the island, these two resort towns have now merged and are well-known vacation spots. The area offers many activities for tourists (more details below).

Its approximately 8 km long beach is very popular, making it a favorite holiday destination for young people due to the seaside entertainment venues.

A large sandy area has formed between the town and the beach. The dunes are shaped by the wind, constantly changing their form and position due to the constant breezes. It is especially worth taking a walk at sunset to see this beautiful landscape.

Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria

This resort town is built on two hills, making its beach very sheltered with a pleasant climate. It is the sunniest town in Spain.

Its main attraction is the spacious, well-maintained sandy beach, Playa de Puerto Rico. It is one of the most popular beaches on the island, featuring a marina, restaurants, hotels, and cocktail bars.

Playa de Amadores

Gran Canaria’s iconic beach is located not far from Puerto Rico.

It is a popular destination for both tourists and locals, thanks to its crystal-clear turquoise water and fine white sand.

The beach is about 800 meters long and lies in a curved bay surrounded by high cliffs, protecting it from large waves and strong winds. It is an ideal spot for families, as the calm water provides safe swimming conditions for all ages.

Puerto de Mogán

Located northwest of Puerto Rico, at the end of the main road 1, this small town nestles between high cliffs.

Although it has only a small sandy bay, it is a popular holiday spot. It is perfect for those who prefer a quieter vacation.

Agaete

The Agaete Valley is one of the few places in Europe where coffee beans are grown. Besides coffee plantations, the valley also features orange, avocado, and papaya trees, contributing to its natural diversity.

The town is home to the Huerto de las Flores botanical garden, showcasing more than a hundred different tropical and subtropical species.

The Puerto de las Nieves port is popular, where traditional fishing boats dock, and seaside restaurants offer dishes made from freshly caught fish.

Telde

Gran Canaria’s second-largest city is located on the eastern part of the island, about 15 kilometers from the capital. It is an excellent example of traditional Canarian architecture and lifestyle.

Its historical center is the San Juan quarter, with cobblestone streets and beautiful colonial buildings. A notable building is the 16th-century San Juan Bautista Church.

For those interested in learning more about the city’s history and local life, it is worth visiting the Casa-Museo León y Castillo and the Casa Condal museums.

Pico de las Nieves

Gran Canaria’s highest point is 1949 meters high.

A road leads almost to the summit, allowing anyone to enjoy the view from above. However, it is worth checking the weather forecast before setting out, as the weather at the top can be completely different from that at the coast.

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The second largest of the Canary Islands, it is a long island situated between Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, close to the coast of Morocco.

Its nickname is the Old Island, as its once mountainous terrain has now significantly eroded. Its highest volcanic peak, Pico de la Zarza, located in the southern part of the island, is only 807 meters high.

The approximately 70 km long island is covered with particularly fine sand. This sand is black on most of the coast, but there are also many places with wonderful golden beaches. These are very popular among tourists.

I visited the island in January 2023. It became one of my favorites, especially because of the pleasant climate, the beaches, and the great atmosphere. It feels good to reminisce about drinking coffee on the sandy beach at 22 degrees Celsius. 🙂

Fuerteventura attractions

Morro Jable

The most popular place in the southern part of the island, thanks to its long beaches.

Originally a quiet fishing village, it has developed into a bustling resort over time while retaining its original charm and character. The town is famous for its long, golden sandy beaches, which are ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports.

Playa de Cofete

Located in the southern extension of the island, on the northern side of the mountain range, is this unparalleled beach.

When I saw it from the bus, I felt as if I were on the Moon. The beach stretches for about 12 kilometers of golden sandy shoreline, behind which rises the barren, tall mountain range.

There are no shops or other services on the beach, making it a truly wild and scenic location.

From Morro Jable, bus number 113 operates twice daily. The road is quite winding, suitable for those who are well-prepared if traveling by car.

Costa Calma

Next to Morro Jable, another tourist center with many high-category hotels.

There are no particular attractions in the town, except for its beach. It is a suitable choice for those who want a peaceful rest.

Playa de Sotavento

The coastal area south of Costa Calma is the island’s most popular beach. The approximately 9 km long beach has golden sand and truly turquoise water.

Its uniqueness lies in the large, shallow lagoon that forms between the sea and the shore at low tide. This makes it a perfect spot for kitesurfing. Numerous international competitions are held here annually.

Betancuria

Located in the central part of Fuerteventura, this small town was the island’s first capital.

Founded in 1404 by the Norman noble Jean de Béthencourt, it was named after him. It served as the island’s political and religious center until 1860.

It has preserved its medieval atmosphere to this day, with narrow, cobblestone streets and well-preserved historical buildings. Its most important sight is the Santa María church, built in the 15th century.

Corralejo

The center of the island’s northern part is known for its vast sand dunes.

To the southeast of the town, there are several kilometers of fine sandy beaches and impressive dunes stretching out. The strong winds in the area continuously blow the sand, so the dunes’ shapes change over time.

The old town area (Casco Viejo) in the city center has very atmospheric pedestrian streets and a vibrant nightlife, with many bars and clubs.

It is also home to the island’s only water park. Acua Water Park has more than 15 attractions, offering various slides to try out. All information here!

Calderón Hondo

This volcanic crater, 70 meters deep with a wonderful view from the top, is located southwest of Corralejo. You can walk around its entire rim.

It is most easily accessed from the south, from the village of Lajares. From there, it’s about a 40-minute walk to the caldera.

El Cotillo

Located not far from Corralejo, it has become increasingly popular with tourists over the years.

It is known for its beautiful beaches and natural lagoons: on the town’s outskirts, two bays give a little Caribbean feel.

It’s worth walking up to the El Tostón fortress on the southern part of the town, which offers a great view of the town and the coast.

Ajuy Caves

The caves near Ajuy village and the surrounding area are special geological formations.

Inside, various rock formations and colors shaped by natural erosion can be observed. At its highest point, the ceiling is more than 15 meters above the ground.

The path to the caves runs along a stunning coastal trail, offering a special view of the rocky shores and the Atlantic Ocean. The trail starts from Ajuy’s black sandy beach, which is a rarity on the island itself.

Puerto del Rosario

The capital of Fuerteventura, but it can be safely skipped from the list.

It’s quite a characterless settlement, without any particular attractions and beautiful beaches. Buses depart from here, so it has significance in terms of transportation.

Museo del Queso Majorero

This museum near the town of Antigua showcases the island’s famous Majorero cheese.

The cheese is made using milk from the indigenous Majorera goats. The cheese occupies a prominent place among Spanish cheeses.

It displays the traditional methods of Majorero production, from goat breeding through milk processing to cheese making.

The museum also features a cactus garden, where various cactus species characteristic of the island can be viewed, and a windmill, which demonstrates traditional grain milling techniques.

All information here!

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