Lanzarote: Hitting Must-See Spots by Public Transport! 🚌🌋

#summervacay It's usually recommended to spend three to four days in Lanzarote to tick off all the classic attractions. During my trip, I relied solely on public buses and walking to get around, and it was super convenient! Each bus ride cost €1.40, and I found the buses were generally quite punctual, sticking to the times advertised at the stops. Here are a couple of highlights from my car-free adventure: Museo Lagomar (A Hidden Gem!) This place (pictured in images 1-6) was fantastic! I took a bus to the foot of the hill and then walked about 10 minutes to reach it. The €10 entrance fee was definitely worth it. While it's called a museum, it's really more like a unique blend of a museum, an art gallery, and a cafe, all housed within what feels like a small castle built into a volcano! I explored fascinating indoor spaces within caves and enjoyed the large courtyard with a swimming pool. Seriously, every angle here was photo-worthy! Cuervo Volcano (An Unforgettable Group Tour) Since public transport doesn't reach Cuervo Volcano (pictured in images 7-9), I opted for a local day tour. It was incredibly easy to find and book a tour once I was there – I just looked up tour operators on a map and booked on the spot. A full-day tour, usually including everything, cost me around €70-€80. I'd highly recommend joining a tour for this volcano. Our guide and local escort really made the experience special. They demonstrated the geothermal heat, just like in image 8, and even let us touch the volcanic rocks to feel their temperature. It was truly fascinating and very enjoyable! #lanzarote #canaryislands #spaintravel #publictransport #bustravel #lanzaroteonabudget #museolagomar #cuervovolcano #volcanoes #islandlife #traveleurope #hiddengems