Lanzarote has a unique landscape with over 200 volcanic cones as evidence of the dramatic geological history of the island. Some of these are millions of years old, but many were created less than 300 years ago.
These new peaks are a part of a fragile ecosystem which is being continuously monitored for regrowth and needs to be protected. However, there are places where you can get up close to a volcano and even inside the caldera where you can see the effects of the eruptions.
Volcán del Cuervo
Volcan del Cuervo is one of the most spectacular of these. Jules wrote an article on protecting this area which should also be read. There is read more »