Lanzarote is a unique destination that combines impressive volcanic landscapes, beautiful beaches, exciting activities and a unique local culture, offering an unforgettable experience for all its visitors.
Arrival to the island is via Lanzarote Airport (short-form ACE), located near Arrecife, the capital, and offers connections to numerous European and Spanish cities.
In order for you to move comfortably around the different points of interest on the island, Canary Shuttle offers you a variety of transfer services, which you can choose from according to what fits your needs.
Do you need to book a transfer from Lanzarote airport to your hotel?
Shared
The best transfer option is the one shared with other travellers. Cheap and effective. To travel from the airport to your hotel and vice versa.
- The most comfortable option.
- Shared transfer.
Private
One quick option to travel to your destination without sharing your transfer. We also have vehicles adapted to people with reduced mobility.
- Ideal for small groups.
- Direct to destination.
Adapted
Private service with adapted vehicle. We have minibuses with ramps or lifts for wheelchairs.
Private Premier
The fastest way to get to your destination with a luxury vehicle from our fleet. Without sharing your transfer. Service with a private driver at your disposal.
- The most comfortable option.
- Private driver.
Favorite destinations in Lanzarote
Book easily and securely your airport transfer from Lanzarote. CanaryShuttle offers shared transfers (Shuttle) from the airports of Lanzarote to all tourist destinations. You can also book private transfers for yourself or for a group
WHAT TO SEE AND DO in Lanzarote
Lanzarote is one of the most stunning islands in the Canary Islands, known for its unique volcanic landscapes, golden sand beaches and its focus on sustainable tourism.
One of its jewels is the Timanfaya National Park, spectacular volcanic landscapes formed by eruptions that occurred at the end of the 18th century. You can take a guided bus tour of the park and see geothermal demonstrations on Islote de Hilario.
Another of its treasures are the Jameos del Agua, a centre of art, culture and tourism created by local artist César Manrique, built within a series of caves and volcanic tubes, and the Cueva de los Verdes, which is a part of the same volcanic tubes and offers fascinating underground tours.
Located in the former hour of César Manrique, his foundation exhibits his work and promotes art and architecture integrated with the natural landscape of Lanzarote, which is precisely what he wanted to do in life.
Another of his creations is the Mirador del Río, an impressive viewpoint located on top of a cliff with panoramic views of the island of La Graciosa.
Another of César Manrique’s works is the Jardín de Cactus, a botanical garden that houses a wide variety of cacti from around the world in a unique environment.
Another curiosity of the island is La Geria, a wine region famous for its unique method of growing vines in holes protected by stone walls. You can visit local wineries and taste Lanzarote wine.
Some of the most notable beaches in Lanzarote are Playa de Papagayo, in the south, with golden sand and crystal-clear waters; Famara Beach, very extensive, ideal for surfing and kitesurfing, surrounded by impressive cliffs; Playa Blanca, a very popular tourist destination with a wide variety of services and accommodations.
Lanzarote also offers numerous hiking routes that allow you to explore its volcanic landscapes, and activities such as windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving and snorkelling are very popular.
To eat well, you have to try local delicacies, such as wrinkled potatoes with “mojo”, fresh fish, goat cheese or the before mentioned wine produced in the island.
Like in all the Canary Islands, the Carnival in this case in the capital, Arrecife, has colourful parades, music and costumes.
The San Ginés Festival and the Canary Islands Music Festival, which attracts world-class musicians, are two important events in Lanzarote.
