Lanzarote has over 100 beaches, some have golden sand, some have white sand and a few of them have black sand, which is composed of volcanic minerals and lava fragments. I personally feel that Lanzarote is an underestimated gem for those that like to travel. It has everything from history and culture, great food and wanderlust experiences.

During our childhoods: Grant and I had the opportunity to visit different places in the Canary Islands and after I lost my sight I wanted somewhere accessible, enjoyable and not forgetting hot, to experience our first couples holiday abroad, and Lanzarote ticked all of those boxes.

How to get to Lanzarote.

With a myriad of UK airports flying to Lanzarote daily you’ll be sure to snap up a cheap flight and land in under 4 hours. Lots of European countries and airlines travel frequently to Lanzarote: use sky scanner to find availability. We flew from London Luton Airport with EasyJet and had no delays or issues at either end.  If you need accessible transport to get you to your accommodation use wheelchair accessible taxis who can also provide equipment for hire as well.