LANZAROTE MAP
PLACES & DEFINITIVE MAPPlanning a trip to Lanzarote? Then this map will be your best adventure companion! Discover spectacular photography locations, unique volcanic landscapes, incredible beaches, and the best spots to fly your drone and explore the island to the fullest.
Hand-picked must-see spots
Exclusive map featuring the island's most spectacular locations. From volcanic landscapes and stunning craters to hidden coves, panoramic viewpoints, and the best spots for photography and exploration.
Photography & video spots
Everything you need to make the most of your camera or drone. Exact coordinates, lighting tips, and practical recommendations to capture the best shots of Lanzarote's volcanic contrasts.
Access from any device
Whether on your mobile phone or computer, you can open the map in Google Maps at any time and take it with you everywhere you go.
Lifetime updates
Always have the latest version! If new points of interest or recommendations are added, your map will update automatically at no extra cost.
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know before getting started.
01 How do I access the map?
Right after completing your purchase through Gumroad, you will receive an automated email with a direct link to instantly access the interactive Lanzarote map on Google Maps.
02 Do I need any special app or a Google account?
No special app is required! The map opens directly in your web browser or app on any smartphone, tablet, or computer. While having a Google account allows you to easily save the map in your Google Maps app for quick access, it is not strictly mandatory.
03 How do lifetime updates work?
Whenever we update the map with new secret spots, viewpoints, or recommendations, the changes will automatically reflect on your map at no extra cost.
04 Can I use the map offline while exploring the island?
Yes. Once you open the map link with an internet connection (or save it inside your Google Maps app), you can view all locations, coordinates, and notes even when you have lower signal coverage in more remote volcanic areas.