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On October 7, 1993, Lanzarote, including all its population centers, was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO.

It becomes the second of the Canary Islands. 

Lanzarote was declared a Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA) in 1994.

The island has eight centers dedicated to: Art, Culture and Tourism: Farmers' House-Museum, The Green Caves, Jameos of Water (Volcanic Cave Water Crabs), Viewpoint of the sea river, Cactus Garden, The Yellow House, MIAC - International Museum of Contemporary Art, Atlantic Museum, Fire Mountains / “Timanfaya” Spanish National Park.

‘Ironman Lanzarote’ was launched in 1992 by Club La Santa. It  was the first Ironman to be staged in Europe and is now considered to be the second most difficult Ironman to complete in the world-  after the notorious Hawaian Ironman.

LZTFW is an event where fashion, technology, music and gastronomy go hand in hand creating a Martian experience in Jameos del Agua, organised by CACT Lanzarote and sponsored by Turismo Lanzarote.

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Lanzarote is the only Canary Island that continues to increase in number of visitors month after month (year 2019).

In 2018 more than three million tourists visited Lanzarote.

Lanzarote has a comfortable average annual temperature of 22ºC and a constant wind of around 22 knots, making it an ideal destination for all types of sports- both in and out of  the water!