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It's unbelievable how colorful this barren landscape can be

Nicely landscaped garden in a bay that invites you to swim

Such a picturesque footbridge with its surroundings and a switchbacks oncoming

Traditional, but not effective, Lanzarote now uses a straight-line cultivation method, which can lead to a tenfold increase in the number of vines.

One of the largest quarries on Lanzarote for the extraction of lava sand and gravel

This ruin is located on the 'Camino natural de Lanzarote' between 'La Florida' and the volcano 'Montaña Guatisea'

The 'Montaña Tamia' volcano is clearly visible from just ten kilometers away

For centuries, the vines were grown close to the ground in circular natural stone walls that were intended to protect the grapes from the wind. However, the management was extremely labor-intensive. In some cases ladders had to be used to access the grapes for tending and harvesting. Straight-line cultivation methods are now increasingly being used. Natural stone masonry is only used as natural protection on the 'weather side'. This makes the work much easier.