Lanzarote

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Fans of French literature will already know Lanzarote quite well. Michael Houellebecqu chose this Canary Island as the setting for his novel La possibilité d’une île, which is not surprising given the beautiful landscapes of this paradise destination!

Vol Nantes Espagne - Canaries - Lanzarote - Aéroport Nantes Atlantique

The 4th biggest Canary Island, Lanzarote is well-known for its volcanic landscape.

Direct flights
Nantes » Lanzarote

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 64.03 € Round trip**

From 08 December to 21 December

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Best period to travel to Lanzarote

With summer weather, heavenly beaches and beautiful landscape, there’s never a dull moment in Lanzarote (both literally and figuratively!). It’s certainly a treat for its visitors, who flog to this Canary Island all year round. The weather is hottest from June to October, with the average temperature sitting around 30℃. It’s the winds from the ocean and cool canary current that make the heat so pleasant. Although a little lower from November onwards, it’s still warm, with temperatures between 15 and 20℃.

Temperatures

Air temperatureAir
Water temperatureEau

Jan

14° C

21° C

Feb

15° C

21° C

Mar

15° C

23° C

Apr

16° C

23° C

May

17° C

25° C

Jun

19° C

26° C

Jul

21° C

28° C

Aug

21° C

29° C

Sep

21° C

28° C

Oct

20° C

27° C

Nov

17° C

24° C

Dec

16° C

22° C

Jan

13° C

Feb

13° C

Mar

13° C

Apr

14° C

May

16° C

Jun

19° C

Jul

22° C

Aug

23° C

Sep

21° C

Oct

19° C

Nov

17° C

Dec

14° C

Cool Temperate Warm

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What Lanzarote has to offer?

Breathtaking Views!

With an average temperature of 22℃, a never-ending clear-blue sky, and sea that is bright blue… There’s no doubt that Lanzarote, in the east other archipelago and 140km from the Moroccan coast, is a paradise! Its beaches and volcanoes make the island a great place for nature lovers. So much so that its exceptional flora has earned it the title of “biosphere reserve”, awarded by UNESCO in 1923.

Myths and Legends

Inhabited for over two decades, a trip to Lanzarote is a trip through centuries of history... and myths! According to Plato, Lanzarote is a part of Atlantis which emerged from the sea, home to a civilisation that dares to defy the gods. A 7km tunnel dug naturally under the earth even bears the name of the legendary city and is said to lead to the sunken continent. Lanzarote was also a perfect refuge for its 16th-century inhabitants, allowing them to protect themselves from pirate attacks.

Underwater Trips!

A haven for both nature lovers and sunbathers, anything is possible on Lanzarote! And between foot, bike and even parachute, Lanzarote is also a great destination for sports enthusiasts. And with diving trips up to 40m below sea level, it is hard to resist the opportunity to swim among groupers, rays and a huge variety of other colourful species!