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Restaurant Recommendations for Arrieta, Costa Teguise and Orzola
charcodelpalo.com Lanzarote Travel Information Restaurant recommendations Worthwile sites The ultimate vacation Excursions Lanzarote is an especially Car hire beautiful island with a lovely Hints climate - you have probably chosen to vacation here for This reason. Travel information We have assembled these pages for you so that you have some basic information when you arrive on Lanzarote: ¨ Most important destinations of excursions ¨ Restaurant recommen- dations and tips ¨ Rent a car ¨ Supermarkets and opening hours ¨ Telephone numbers ¨ Markets on Lanzarote ¨ Post offices ¨ Bicycle hire ¨ Language schools ¨ And some more hints regarding holiday accommodations worthwhile to know, may be during your next stay on Lanzarote? Information: Web: www.charcodelpalo.com Tel.: +34 625 182163 copyright © by charcodelpalo.com http://ww2.charcodelpalo.com/info/charcodelpalo_travel_information.pdf Alegranza Destinations of Montaña Clara excursions on Lanzarote La Graciosa 19 1 18 17 3 15 2 12 Lanzarote 4 13 11 5 9 14 16 20 21 10 22 6 24 23 8 7 1 Mirador del Rio 9 El Golfo 17 Bodega Ye Viewpoint, Coffee+cakes Daily trip/Restaurants Wine original Lanzarote 2 Jameos del Agua 10 Playa y Salinas del Janubio 18 Orzola Volcanic cave, Restaurant Black beach, Salines, Restaur. Ferry to La Graciosa, Restaur. 3 Cueva de los Verdes 11 Parque Timanfaya 19 La Graciosa Volcanic cave “Fire Mountains”, volcanic landscape Sandy beaches, Restaurants 4 Jardín de Cactus 12 Playa de Famara 20 Arrecife Cactus garden, windmill Surfing, sandy beach, Restaurants Pedestrian zone, Shopping 5 Fundación César Manrique 13 Teguise 21 Centro Comercial “Deiland” Museum/Art/Architecture old capital, Sunday market Playa Honda, Shopping center 6 Puerto Calero 14 Costa Teguise 22 Centro Comercial “Biosfera” Marina/Shopping/Restaur. -
Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands: an Anchialine UNESCO Global Geopark
Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands: An Anchialine UNESCO Global Geopark Alejandro Martínez, Guillermo García-Gómez, Álvaro García-Herrero, Andrea Di Cesare, Gianluca Corno, Rogelio Herrera, Leopoldo Moro, Ester Eckert, and Diego Fontaneto Abstract throughout the 20th century, who have regarded the island The Lanzarote and Chinijo Islands UNESCO Global as a model to understand the origin and evolution of similar Geopark hosts one of the most extensive and diverse groups in other areas of the world. The anchialine habitats volcanic anchialine ecosystems in the world, consisting of in Lanzarote are subject to intense recreational use and the water bodies with marine origin that penetrated inland island itself is a major touristic destination. However, through coastal crevicular systems. Marine infiltration is geologist and biologist working in the local government facilitated by the low rainfall and the permeability of the offices, as well as in UNESCO Global Geopark and coastal terrains. Best known for Túnel de la Atlántida, Biosphere Reserve Institutions have started close collab- Lanzarote has other types of anchialine habitats, such as orations with the touristic centers and independent scientist pools, lakes, and even hand-made wells, all of them from several universities and research centers around the interconnected with the crevicular system. So far, 39 world with the goal of implementing novel conservation endemic stygobitic species of crustacean, annelids, and policies based on the results of state-of-art research. This platyhelminthes have been described in the island. Some of strategy will ensure not only a better understanding of the them belong to lineages previously interpreted as Tethyan anchialine ecosystems in the island in the near future, but vicariant relicts because they belong in ancient groups also its long-term preservation. -
Costa Teguise Brochure
HISTORIC ARCHIVE OF TEGUISE / RICARDO TERRADES LANZAROTE Financed by: Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade - Tourism Institute of Spain (Turespaña)-Directorate General for Development and Sustainable Tourism Created by: www.unamoscaenmisopa.com Text: Ricardo Terrades Art Direction: Pablo Pulella Layout and design: Enrique Presa Photographs: Perico Terrades Translations: Glosalia Supervision: Archivo Histórico de Teguise Printing: Plan B Ayuntamiento de Teguise Avenida General Franco, 1 35530 Teguise T. 0034 928 845 001 Oficina Municipal de Costa Teguise Avenida de las Islas Canarias, C.C. Los Charcos, local 11-13. 35508 Costa Teguise T. 0034 928 827130 B-7496-2009 This guide has been specially designed for visitors of Teguise. In its pages we will explain everything you need to know about Teguise, looking back at its history, visiting it town by town, and showing you the fantastic variety of its beaches, the activities that you can enjoy here, etc. This publication has been created by people who are from here, who are proud to give you a closer look into the place where they live and have grown up. Only in this way can a personal point of view, one which is genuinely close to the reality of the place, be transmitted. The book’s text, the design of its pages and its pho- tographs all aim to communicate the essence of Teguise in all its splendour and to encompass everything that it has to offer. We hope that, if you have yet to discover Teguise, these pages will give you everything you need to know to come visit us. And if you have already spent some time in our municipality, maybe we will be able to surprise you in some way, showing you facets that you had not seen before or images which will call you back to this captivating place. -
Where to Go… and How to Get There
Where to go… and how to get there Naturista, including Vera Natura, offers quieter holidays. If you like to combine sightseeing with naturism, we also offer two-week holidays that are just for you. These tours combine five days of escorted coach touring in southern Spain with a nine day stay at Vera Playa. Further down the coast, facing North Africa, is mainland Spain’s oldest naturist resort, Costa Natura, on the Costa del Sol. It has over 200 comfortable self-catering apartments, set in beautiful sub-tropical gardens, with excellent ‘textile’ sports facilities and many golf courses nearby. ou can choose from an excellent selec- it is very relaxed and tranquil, and glorious tion of naturist holiday destinations, sunshine is practically guaranteed. Yplus a wide variety of popular travel On the sunny Atlantic coast, near Bordeaux, Canary Islands (pp 26-31) choices by air, self-drive and rail (the last we offer excellent self-catering family holidays. two mostly for France). Here the secluded beaches of the beautiful The duty-free Canary Islands, just off the ‘Silver Coast’ are warmed by the Gulf Stream. North African coast, are part of Spain. The Special arrangements Choose between the resorts of La Jenny and climate is famously wonderful: plenty of Euronat. sunshine and pleasantly warm breezes from In addition to our standard holidays, we can the Sahara almost all year round. We go to make special individual arrangements at most Mainland Spain (pp 18-25) Lanzarote and Fuerteventura, with flights from of our resorts. For example, you can combine many regional British airports. -
Estado De Conservación De La Flora Silvestre Amenazada De Lanzarote
j. aitredo reyes beiancorl rno.co!-i.;na eón arencibio wo.lredo vidpret de io iorre coiobora S- merceaes meciino pgrez . 1. Introduccion ................................. 1 2 . Metodología ................................ 27 3 . Fichas .................................... 35 3.1. Bupieunfm handiense ................ 37 3.2. Caralluma burchardii ................. 47 3.3. A~yranthemummaderense .......... 61 3.4. Asteriscus schultzii .................. 73 3.5. Atracfylis arbuscula ..................- 83 3 . 6. Helichrysum gossypinum .............. 93 3.7. Helichrysum monogynum ............ 107 3.8. Pulicana canariensis ............... 117 3.9. Echium decaisnei subsp . pupu~ense... 129 3 . 10 . Helianfhemum bramwellionfm ......... 137 3. 1 1 . Helianthemum gonza1ez:erren ........ 145 3 . 12 . Convolvulus lopez-socasi ............ 153 3. 13 . Aeonium balsamiferum .............. 163 3.14. Sidentis pumila ................... 175 3 . 15 . timonium bourgeaui ................ 185 3.16. Limonium puberulum ............... 193 4 . Resumen. discusión y conclusiones ............ 217 5 . Referencias ............................... 225 6 . Anexos ................................... 235 La presencia del hombre en Canarias y la creciente ocupación del territorio para el desarrollo de sus actividades ha supuesto una alteración importante de muchos ecosistemas, una disminución sensible de los hábitats naturales y una amenaza para varias especies de la flora autóctona. Para proteger debidamente estas especies hace falta trabajo, tiempo y dinero, así como el -
Viaje Al Planeta Agua
Investigando el mar Viaje al planeta agua Editado por Julio Afonso-Carrillo Actas XII Semana Científica Telesforo Bravo INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS HISPÁNICOS DE CANARIAS 2017 Presentación Investigar el mar, al conjunto de masa de agua salada que cubre la mayor parte de la superficie del planeta Tierra, es un viaje al planeta agua, al planeta de la vida, puesto que agua y vida van de la mano. El agua es el componente primordial de todas las formas de vida conocidas y la astrobiología considera como lugares habitables solo aquellos capaces de contener agua líquida en forma estable. El agua tiene su origen en las © Los autores reacciones que dan origen a las estrellas y cuando una estrella explota, © De esta edición: 2017, Instituto de Estudios Hispánicos de Canarias, libera al espacio el agua en forma de vapor. Así, aunque el agua está C/. Quintana, 18. Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, presente en gran cantidad por todo el Universo, ya sea congelada tanto en Islas Canarias, E-38400. planetas como cometas, o como vapor en enormes nubes interestelares, la Tierra es hasta ahora el único lugar conocido del Sistema Solar que dispone de agua en estado líquido. Sin embargo, se sospecha de la presencia de agua Diseño de la cubierta: líquida en el subsuelo de Marte, en algunas de las lunas de Saturno y :rec retoque estudio creativo en Europa (el satélite helado de Júpiter), en el que podría existir todo un www.retoqueec.com océano de agua líquida bajo su superficie helada. Tres cuartas partes de la superficie de la Tierra están ocupadas por el Primera edición: octubre 2017 agua de los océanos, ríos, hielos polares y glaciares. -
And Clavatula Hupferi
The endemic West African species of the family Glycymerididae (Mollusca: Bivalvia), with description of two new species 1 2 Frank Nolf and Frank Swinnen 1 Pr. Stefanieplein, 43/8 B-8400 Oostende, Belgium [email protected] 2 Lutlommel, 10B, B-3920 Lommel, Belgium [email protected] Keywords: Glycymeris, GLYCYMERIDIDAE, Banié and Gabon, Glycymeris scripta (von Born, BIVALVIA , MOLLUSCA, new taxon, W Africa. 1778) in the coastal waters of Mauritania, the Canaries, Senegal and Sierra Leone and finally Abstract: Several decades after the discovery of Glycymeris stellata (Bruguière, 1789) in Madeira, specimens of a new species of Glycymeris, more Canary Islands, Mauritania, Senegal, Sierra material turned up from the Canaries and Leone, Principe Island, Cameroon and Angola. Senegal. This species is finally described in the A few other species are typically European and present paper. Specimens of Glycymeris Mediterranean but only occur sporadically in rafaelmesai sp. nov. from the Canaries and Madeira, the Canaries and the coasts of NW Mauritania have already been mentioned and Africa (from Morocco to Western Sahara): figured in recent literature. Further research also Glycymeris nummaria (Linnaeus, 1758) in the revealed its presence in Senegal and Angola. Canaries, Glycymeris pilosa (Linnaeus, 1767) Another new species from Angola is briefly throughout the Mediterranean Sea and the mentioned. The remaining endemic West African Atlantic coasts of Portugal, less frequently in species of the genus Glycymeris are described Madeira, Morocco, Western Sahara and and compared with each other in this paper. Mauritania and finally the recently described species Glycymeris vanhengstumi Goud & Abbreviations: Gulden, 2009, from Madeira, the Canaries and CFD: Private collection of Francisco Déniz Morocco, very similar to Glycymeris glycymeris (Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain).