Towering over Teguise is the Castillo de Santa Barbara, built in the 16th-Century on top of the 1,483-feet high Guanpay peak. Within the castle there is a museum that tells the story of piracy in the Canary Islands

Jameos del Agua - in the late 1960s, Cesar Manrique turned these natural caves into a complex of entertainment facilities. The caves feature a salt lake that hosts a unique blind crab

Mirador del Rio - the most famous panoramic viewpoint on Lanzarote. It is situated at the most northern point of the island, 1,555-feet above sea level. It provides a breathtaking view over the high cliffs out to the island of La Graciosa.

The town of Haria is the location of the house that Cesar Manrique occupied until his death in 1992

The view from the Mirador de Haria