Visited December 16, 2023. Absolutely loved Lanzarote. Of the 3 islands visited, this one felt like…read moreit was more of a foreign country. Cesar Manrique designed this attraction using the surrounding elements as he did with so many things on the island. At first you may not see anything in this pool of water inside the volcanic tunnel, but just look very closely and you will see a TON of mini, albino crabs. Very peaceful to just sit and watch. Be sure to keep walking and you will find a hidden oasis! There are a few nice cave bars inside where you can grab a drink. There's also an interactive museum and an impressive cave theatre with mirrors on one side. Lots of nooks and crannies to explore! This place was a lot larger than 1st expected.

I'm not one to trash a local landmark, but for me this place is a huge waste of time and euro. You…read moredrop just under 10euro to enter and the first thing you see are tables and a bar. Then you get to the cave, which is filled with crystal clear water and tiny blind white crabs. Again, for me, this wasn't 'wow' worthy and the small pieces of trash and coins in the water distracted from any sense of beauty. Nothing says amazing lagoon like a Trident wrapper floating along the surface of the water. Moving on, the next 'sight' was the blue pool and oh, was it just that, a pool. People were taking pics of a pool where the water was just as clear as the local ocean or your own backyard swimming hole. Weird. The volcano museum was up next and was equally as lame as the pool. This place hasn't been updated since the 70's. I felt like I was in the Flinstone house with some outdated volcano pictures on the wall. Overall, as a 'cave bar' and concert hall it's a probably a 4-5 star establishment. Take a look at the concert venue pic, very cool and unique. Having a few drinks in a cave, also cool. But as a landmark (that someone drove 45-min to get to), it's not great.

From the owner: We offer typical Canary specialties like potatoes with "mojo", fishes, meats…read more We have a lot of variety of wines

Lets go wine tasting!…read more Such a wonderful experience at the Bodega. We were blown away by their beautiful cactus garden which is located in front of the entrance. The Bodega is quick large and I really enjoyed the informative displays all around walking us through the process of wine making. Once we viewed the nice museum inside the Bodega we walked out to go visit the actual vineyard. It was very impressive, its a place I have never seen before with a very unique style of hole pits for each grape tree. It was very impressive! After we walked around the allowed areas we went inside to their nice tasting room and tasted a few of their unique grape wines. I really enjoyed all of them and we were happy to take some home with us as our souvenir. I would highly recommend visiting one of Spain's oldest vineyard's. It is such a unique experience and such a beautiful one of a kind landscape!

We had a wonderful tour and tasting experience at El Grifo. It is the oldest winery on Lanzarote,…read moreand the tour through the museum was so informative. We appreciated learning more about the challenges of grape growing on the island and the unique landscape. Highly recommend booking one of the guided tours - we learned a lot about the terroir and saw some incredible old vines that were untouched by phylloxera. The winery is working on interesting new projects including winter harvest. We enjoyed several of the wines and stayed for some delicious local cheese and ham.

The reds are the best I've tasted on the island of Lanzarote. No pressure low key atmosphere, taste…read moreat your own pace.

From the owner: Vinos de nuestra bodega en Lanzarote Bodegas EL GRIFOread more