Sunsets in Lanzarote

A walk through the history and traditions of authentic Arrecife

Arrecife became the capital of Lanzarote in the mid-19th century, leaving behind its fishing and seafaring roots.

Yet, traces of that past still live on in the island’s collective memory.

During this sunset walk, we’ll focus on the local economy before tourism and explore enduring traditions like the “buches” of the Arrecife carnival.

As we stroll through the historic centre, we’ll relive stories of work at sea, homecomings, and joyful celebrations.

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Sunset in the former capital of Lanzarote

Teguise was the capital of Lanzarote for more than 400 years, and around it, you can still feel the pulse of history, the silence of the land, and the agricultural legacy of the island.

This sunset walk takes us through the Vega de San José, a rural landscape that surrounds the old town from outside its ancient walls. Along peaceful trails, we pass by traditional farmland and traces of the past, as the light softens and the sun lowers over the fields.

We’ll talk about rural heritage, customs, and the collective memory shaped by generations of women and men who lived in deep connection with the land.

The experience ends with a gentle walk through Teguise’s historic centre, where the stones hold stories and the fading daylight enhances the quiet beauty of its plazas, convents, and cobbled streets.

A slow-paced route with no steep slopes — perfect for those who want to discover Teguise from a different perspective: through the land, the silence, and the light of the end of the day.

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Guided walk around the outskirts of Teguise and guided visit of the historic center;

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