Nazaret: Find hotels for your trip

Nazaret is a cluster of white houses facing south on the slopes of Las Laderas. The hillside location and south-facing orientation therefore shape the village setting together. If you are interested in the built character of a destination, this settlement offers a concrete starting point for understanding Nazaret. When looking for a hotel, you can first check whether the village suits your trip, then compare the details of a specific offer.

Village setting and cultural heritage

The Ermita de Ntra. Sra. de Nazaret has protection level 1. This makes it a clearly identified cultural landmark for travellers interested in protected buildings. If you would like to visit the chapel, check the access conditions in advance; this lets you take both its protection status and the practicalities of your visit into account.

Route and getting there

The description of the Los Valles–Tahíche route passes through Nazaret and identifies the Ermita de Nazaret as one of its points of interest. The chapel thus appears in two different contexts: as a building with protection level 1 and as a named point along a route. If you would like to include the route, check the latest information about its course and access conditions before setting out. The route description and the bus service answer different questions: one places Nazaret within a route, while the other concerns the village’s regular connections. Nazaret is regularly served by buses operated by IntercityBus Lanzarote; a stop on the LZ-10 is about 20 minutes from Lagomar. Check current routes and timetables with the operator before travelling, especially if you depend on a particular connection.

Lagomar: architecture and landscape

A different form of architecture takes centre stage at Lagomar. The complex extends across a former quarry for volcanic rock and includes caves, tunnels and terraces. The quarry’s former use and the elements of the complex represent different time periods: the quarry is no longer in use, while the caves, tunnels and terraces form part of the site as described. In contrast to the single Ermita de Ntra. Sra. de Nazaret, the focus here is on a complex with several spatial elements. For travellers interested in architecture, this combination defines its architectural character. A central lake, surrounded by palm trees and lush vegetation, adds a landscape accent to the stone features.

Lagomar’s Casa de Omar Sharif serves as a museum and includes a café. LagOmar Restaurant offers avant-garde cuisine, with local products predominating. The museum function with its café and the restaurant’s culinary focus are therefore distinct aspects. If the café or a particular menu is important to your plans, check the latest information in advance.

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