Jameos del Agua Admission Ticket in Lanzarote
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- Marvel at the hidden beauty of Lanzarote’s historical Jameos del Agua
- Visit the first Art, Culture, and Tourism Center ever to be designed by Spanish artist, César Manrique
- Keep your eyes peeled for the famous blind crabs, or Munidopsis Polimorpha, living in the cave’s lagoons
- Discover the hidden beauty of the attraction’s pristine water pools, stunning lava caves, and the never-ending Atlántida Tunnel
Be taken away by the beauty of Lanzarote’s lava caves and water pools at Jameos del Agua. See how the great Spanish artist, César Manrique transformed the debris of Volcan de la Corona’s cooled lava rock and volcanic tubes into a magical world of arts and culture! Explore the impressive lava caves and see the never-ending Atlántida Tunnel that goes deep into the Atlantic. Be in awe at the pristine water pools and subterranean salt lake inside the cave. Get a chance to see blind crabs, an endemic local species that live in the cave’s lagoon. Experience the harmony between nature and art during your trip to Lanzarote at the Jameos del Agua.
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Jameos del Agua
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- Marvel at the hidden beauty of Lanzarote’s historical Jameos del Agua
- Visit the first Art, Culture, and Tourism Center ever to be designed by Spanish artist, César Manrique
- Keep your eyes peeled for the famous blind crabs, or Munidopsis Polimorpha, living in the cave’s lagoons
- Discover the hidden beauty of the attraction’s pristine water pools, stunning lava caves, and the never-ending Atlántida Tunnel
Be taken away by the beauty of Lanzarote’s lava caves and water pools at Jameos del Agua. See how the great Spanish artist, César Manrique transformed the debris of Volcan de la Corona’s cooled lava rock and volcanic tubes into a magical world of arts and culture! Explore the impressive lava caves and see the never-ending Atlántida Tunnel that goes deep into the Atlantic. Be in awe at the pristine water pools and subterranean salt lake inside the cave. Get a chance to see blind crabs, an endemic local species that live in the cave’s lagoon. Experience the harmony between nature and art during your trip to Lanzarote at the Jameos del Agua.