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This island looks like another planet | Lanzarote Travel Documentary

This island looks like another planet | Lanzarote Travel Documentary There's a place in the middle of the Atlantic where black lava meets the endless blue of the sea, and nature is the true protagonist. Welcome to Lanzarote – The Fire Island. For six consecutive years, from 1730 to 1736, eleven volcanoes erupted without pause, burying a quarter of the island under lava and ash. Entire villages disappeared. Yet today, 147,000 people live here, producing wine from volcanic ash and turning destruction into beauty. In this travel documentary, we'll take you through: 🌋 TIMANFAYA NATIONAL PARK – The Mountains of Fire, where geothermal demonstrations show the island is still alive beneath the surface 🍷 LA GERIA – One of the world's most unique wine regions, where thousands of vines grow in volcanic ash pits 🏛️ TEGUISE & HARÍA – Historic villages that preserve the island's authentic soul 🏖️ FAMARA & PAPAGAYO BEACHES – Two completely opposite coastlines: wild surf beaches and paradisiacal coves 🎨 CÉSAR MANRIQUE'S LEGACY – How one artist saved Lanzarote from mass tourism and transformed it into a work of art (Jameos del Agua, Jardín de Cactus) Lanzarote is a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, an island that reminds us that humans are only guests. A place where lava, wind, and sea have sculpted something truly extraordinary. --- 📍 LOCATIONS FEATURED: Timanfaya National Park Volcán del Cuervo Charco de los Clicos (Green Lagoon) La Geria Wine Route Teguise Haría Playa de Famara Playas de Papagayo Jameos del Agua Jardín de Cactus Mirador del Río La Graciosa viewpoint --- ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction 01:31 - Geography & The Night That Changed Everything 04:10 - Timanfaya National Park 07:33 - Volcán del Cuervo 09:04 - Green Lagoon 10:15 - La Geria Wine Region 12:43 - History & Villages 15:38 - Beaches: Famara & Papagayo 19:20 - César Manrique & His Art 20:51 - Jameos Del Agua 22:29 - Jardin de Cactus 24:18 - La Graciosa 25:39 - Conclusion --- If you enjoyed this journey through Lanzarote, please like, subscribe, and let me know in the comments: have you ever been to the Canary Islands? What's your favorite volcanic destination? Next adventure coming soon! 🌋 --- #Lanzarote #TravelDocumentary #CanaryIslands #Timanfaya #VolcanicIsland #TravelVlog #SpainTravel #IslandLife #UNESCO #NatureDocumentary