Lanzarote unfairly inherited the nickname Lazagrote during a period when the package holiday was God and most tour operators where only interested in packing the bodies into the plane seats.



Times have changed with the discerning traveller expecting far more from there visit to foreign destinations, and of course travelling more often has opened eyes to what they should expect.

Luckily Lanzarote was fortunate to have the foresight of an artiste who resided on the Island and was in a position to steer the architecture which tourism creates into far more appealing structures than that of many Spanish resorts.

Cesar Manrique artiste and politician sadly died in a motor accident aged 73 on the 25 of September 1992, but luckily his legacy lives on and pleasing to say you will still find most of the hotels and complexes are low level and pleasing to the eye.

With travellers looking for more independent holidays that they can book themselves, choosing flight times that suit them and of course booking accommodation direct, Lanzarote offers an ideal destination with an abundance of quality accommodation much owned privately.

You can now checkout your accommodation from the comfort of your home using of course the internet; we at All The Seasons have designed our site to provide you with as much information on the destination of your choice whist building in the best search capabilities.

Visit Lanzarote and view the wonderful national parks with active volcanoes or the many natural museums such as Jameos del Agua where you will see the albino crabs.

Lanzarote is not Lanzagrote.