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Los Cocoteros
The road ends in the small village of Los Cocoteros. The only traffic to watch here are boats and ships in the distance.
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Gardening on Lanzarote is very peculiar. Picon, the volcanic ash that covered a quarter of the island in the XVIII century, was first considered a disaster. Now it does the magic. There is so much happening on a little piece of land …
Not a single day on Lanzarote is the same. Both its light and ocean constantly change and make anything you do a unique experience. Be it surfing, hiking, diving or just quietly sitting and observing….
“Will love to share our home and this amazing island with you”
Reni and Haki