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LANZAROTE GOLF
The
Fire Island
The Canary
Islands´ recorded history begins in Lanzarote.
It was from this stepping-stone European invaders of the 14th
Century conquered the Canary archipelago for colonisation.
The
island’s capital, Arrecife, is its administrative and commercial centre, and
home to half its population of nearly 100,000.
Five minutes from the capital is an international airport, with daily
flights to the other islands of the archipelago, the Spanish mainland and major
cities of Europe.
World
Reserve of the Biosphere.
The visual force
with which the contrasts of Lanzarote strikes the visitor is backed up strongly
by the dawning to the senses that just below the island’s crust lies immense
power to which the three hundred extinct volcanoes on the island testify.
But for all its turbulent upheavals that have left a moon-like terrain
the island’s natural red soil and golden beaches have survived and are very
much evident. Agriculture
and fishing were Lanzarote’s main occupation and means of subsistence, but
these have both lost ground to the tourist sector, which has developed
facilities and services of the highest quality.
The intense work
that has gone on to preserve the island’s culture and folklore and
conservation of its castles, fortifications, hermitages, churches, mansions and
traditional white houses in their natural setting has let to Lanzarote being
declared by UNESCO a World Reserve of the Biosphere.
Irresistible Contrasts
Lanzarote’s
fame and future lie with its contrasts, for the blending of them, like its
startling natural colours of black lava, golden sands and emerald green sea,
makes the island irresistible.
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