Lanzarote

Every Sunday morning, the quiet streets of Lanzarote's old capital, Teguise, come alive with the bustling energy of the island's most important market. As the heart of Canarian culture, the Teguise market offers an incredible variety of artisan crafts — from ceramics and basketry to leather goods. Alongside these traditional items, you'll also find an array of natural and local products, such as cheeses, wines, and cactus and aloe-based goods. The market has become a hub for artists to sell their eclectic works, making it a must-visit event for anyone exploring Lanzarote. Not only is it a great place to pick up unique souvenirs, but it's also where the locals go to do their weekly shopping, ensuring fresh and authentic flavours throughout.

On the main road just outside Yé you can find this family-run shop. Visitors are made to feel very welcome by the friendly staff and invited to sample some of the products on offer. The selection of wines, spirits and cactus liquor is impressive, as well as local cheeses, jams, gifts and much more.

El Faro is a family-run enterprise founded more than 45 years ago by a couple of cheese makers. Today their work is continued by their sons, operating in the same way as their parents used to. Tradition and passion make this shop and its products well-known in Lanzarote.

This little place is both a shop and an art gallery. Certainly, you will find the perfect souvenir here among artworks and refined wines. The owner and creator of a great part of the watercolours presented here will welcome you in his small studio and guide you through his works.