With a captivating volcanic backdrop, the Labranda Alyssa Suite Hotel 4* is a chic hotel comprised of 120 elegant suites. Experience all that Lanzarote has to offer in the quiet town of Montaña Roja. Situated just 1.5km from the beach, this gorgeous complex boasts a fantastic location, from where guests can enjoy idyllic island views of Fuerteventura and Lobos. Take the opportunity to truly unwind and enjoy the diverse leisure facilities on offer, including three outdoor freshwater pools, a sun terrace, and multi-sports court.

Offering plenty of space to unwind, this One Bedroom Suite has everything you need for a comfortable stay including a separate bedroom and living area. Step outside onto the private balcony and enjoy fabulous views of the surrounding area.

This is an all inclusive stay. Your breakfast, lunch, and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant, with a selection of snacks and drinks. Please see the ‘details’ tab for more information. 

Planning a trip for the festive period? Guests booking to stay on Christmas Day (25th December) or New Year’s Eve (31st December) have a gala dinner included in their booking.  

Chill out beside one of the hotel's outdoor swimming pools lined with cosy loungers and a spacious sun terrace. Stay fit with a game of tennis or volleyball during the day and enjoy the hotel's fantastic program of live music and entertainment as the sun goes down. 

Explore the north of Lanzarote by visiting historic villages, volcanic landscapes, and iconic sites like the Cueva de los Verdes and the Jardin de Cactus. Conclude the excursion with a visit to the César Manrique Foundation to discover the art and legacy of one of the island’s greatest artists.

Experience the breathtaking volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote on this grand tour. Explore the dramatic Timanfaya National Park, wander through the unique La Geria wine region, and marvel at the stunning Jameos del Agua. Enjoy spectacular vistas, captivating geothermal demonstrations, and savour local wines as you immerse yourself in the island's natural beauty and cultural richness.

Experience the magic of Fuerteventura with a visit to the charming fishing village of El Cotillo, the vibrant centre of Corralejo, and the breathtaking Natural Park of the Dunes. Delight in pristine white sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and enjoy ample free time to relax, swim, and explore at your own pace.

Discover the enchanting island of La Graciosa aboard a luxurious catamaran, where you’ll enjoy an open bar and traditional paella served on deck. Bask in the sun on Playa de la Francesa, where you can indulge in water activities or simply relax, before returning to Lanzarote after an unforgettable day.

Discover the vibrant traditional market of Teguise, held every Sunday in Lanzarote’s former capital. Wander through the colorful stalls, soaking in the lively atmosphere. Enjoy folkloric performances in the central square, while exploring the surrounding historical landmarks such as the Teguise Church and the elegant Palazzo Spínola.

Lanzarote is an island of raw beauty where volcanic landscapes meet the shimmering Atlantic. Part of the Canary Islands, it offers golden beaches, rugged lava fields and quiet whitewashed villages beneath endless blue skies. Vineyards grow from dark volcanic soil and the island carries a unique artistic spirit. Whether you’re drawn to peaceful coastal hideaways, days of sunlit adventure or the island’s surreal natural wonders, Lanzarote offers an unforgettable escape.

Must-sees:

• Timanfaya National Park: A surreal volcanic world of craters and lava fields with trails that let you step right into Lanzarote’s fiery past.
• Jameos del Agua: An extraordinary lava tunnel transformed by renowned artist César Manrique into a dreamlike space of art, light and nature.
• La Geria Vineyards: Sip volcanic wines among sweeping black lava fields, producing flavours as distinctive as the landscape itself.
• Papagayo Beaches: A string of golden coves with calm turquoise waters, ideal for swimming and sunbathing.

Culinary culture:

Lanzarote’s cuisine is as distinctive as its volcanic landscape. Taste papas arrugadas, small wrinkled potatoes served with spicy mojo sauces, alongside the freshest seafood from the Atlantic. Try gofio, a traditional toasted grain flour used in both savoury and sweet dishes, and sample local cheeses often made from goat’s milk. Pair it all with a glass of Malvasía wine from the island’s volcanic vineyards for a truly unique flavour of Lanzarote.

Dive deeper:

Lanzarote is a natural playground for those who love the outdoors. Wander the rugged coastal trails around Los Hervideros where waves crash dramatically against volcanic cliffs, or cycle through open desert-like landscapes towards the island’s northern tip. Offshore, the warm Atlantic is perfect for diving among colourful reefs and marine life, while the island’s steady winds make it one of Europe’s best spots for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Good to know:

Lanzarote enjoys a subtropical climate with warm winters and sunny summers, making it a true year-round destination. The euro is the local currency and hiring a car is the easiest way to explore its beaches, villages and volcanic landscapes, with spring and autumn offering especially pleasant weather.