JAMEOS DEL AGUA – THE UNDERGROUND ART OF LANZAROTE
The Jameos del Agua are one of César Manrique’s masterpieces and one of the most surprising places in Lanzarote. They are located in the north of the island, inside a volcanic tube originated by the eruption of the La Corona volcano more than 4,000 years ago.
This unique space combines nature, art and architecture, creating an underground landscape where man and the volcano coexist in perfect harmony. The natural lakes, the illuminated caves and the white swimming pool make for an unforgettable visual experience.
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DISCOVER THE JAMEOS DEL AGUA
The Jameos del Agua are much more than a cave: they are a living work of art where you can enjoy concerts, exhibitions and cultural events. Its natural acoustics are impressive, and the underground auditorium is considered one of the most beautiful in the world.
The tour includes several connected spaces: the Jameo Chico, which serves as an access; the Jameo Grande, with its famous turquoise swimming pool; and the Jameo de la Cazuela, where the auditorium is located. Everything designed under Manrique’s aesthetic vision.