Rental HOUSE Haría :

Name: Haría
Brand: LOCASUN

8 holiday rentals from 300€ / 2 nights and 927 € / 7 nights

On the island of Lanzarote, in the Canary Islands, Haría is an essential destination for dream holidays. Sun, beaches, palm trees, mountains and unusual architecture: this is what awaits you if you choose to fly for Haría.

In the heart of Las Mil Palmeras, the "Valley of the Thousand Palms", Haría is one of those destinations perfect for exotic stays. A real green bubble, the commune is an oasis of freshness renowned for its microclimate, which has favoured the cultivation of many varieties of plants, such as tuneras (prickly pears), pines and cacti. To discover it as it should be, take the time to stroll through its streets dotted with elegant houses painted in white: from Plaza Leon and Castillo to the church of Nuestra Senora de la Encarnacion, to the Museum of Caesar Manrique and the Haría market, you will discover everything that makes this traditional agricultural village so charming.

A paradise for hiking, the town has many sites not to be missed during your holidays. First of all, the Curva de Los Verdes, understand the "Grotta de los Verdes": born from the many lava flows from the volcano Monte Corona, this cave is several kilometers long and is bordered by thick vegetation and 21 chasms, the most famous of which are those of Jameos del Agua. Their norm are "Jameo Redondo" (the round abyss), "Jameo Chico" (the small abyss) and "Jameo Grando" (the great abyss). Jameo Chico is the most visited: very touristic, the site was transformed into a friendly place by the artist César Manrique. A few tables will allow you to refresh yourself, when the nightclub with its black marble floor installed in its Art Centre will allow you to feast until the end of the night. Le Grand Gouffre is also a very popular place in Haría: restaurants, dance floor, bar, concert hall, nightclub... Original, it is a place where holidaymakers like to come to enjoy the freshness of volcanic stones. The Jameos del Agua owe their name to a magnificent lake that connects the Jameo Chico to the Jameo Grande: supplied with water by the nearby sea, this underground lake lives by the tides. You will not be able to swim there because of the many protected species that live in its waters, but we recommend that you visit it for its unique beauty.

Another must-see in Haría? Its Rio viewpoint: located in the heart of the cliffs of the Cordillera de Famara, this lava promontory dominates the entire northern coast of Lanzarote from its 480 metres high. Considered as one if not THE most beautiful viewpoint of all the Canaries, it will allow you to enjoy splendid views of the open sea, the salt marshes of the "Salinas del Rio" and the Chinijo archipelago. Another breathtaking viewpoint is the Mirador de Los Helechos: at the foot of Montana de Los Helechos (the ferns mountain), this viewpoint, perched at an altitude of 557 metres, offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire Las Mil Palmeras valley and its green valleys extending towards the sea. The Belvedere de la Rivière, the Belvedere de Guinate or the Mirador del Bosquecillo will finally delight aficionados of walking and beautiful landscapes.

Finally, how can you stay in Haría without going to the sea? Ideal for idleness and water sports, Haría's beaches are lined with beautiful walks and restaurants where you can dine facing the sea. La Garita beach and its long pontoon is the most popular: nearly a kilometre long, it seduces families with its calm waters and superb sunsets.

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