Erotic Destinations: location details

Location details

Playa de Montana Bermeja, Lanzarote

The journey(s):

Canary Islands 2008

GPS*: 28.9607°, -13.8304°

Some way to the south of Timanfaya National Park on Lanzarote there is an extraordinarily interesting section of coast: a bizarre volcanic landscape created by the great eruptions of 1730-1736 stretches from the village of El Golfo as far as the Salinas de Janubio. There are also several of the black beaches here which Lanzarote is famous for.

The Playa de Montana Bermeja, named after a small volcano nearby, is particularly attractive, because in addition to the pretty beach there is also a green lagoon, complete with very fine rock formations extending right down to the water.

We visited this location on 15.4.08 at 3:30 p.m.

The following photo sets and video clips were taken at this place:

Leanna: volcanic rocks	Leanna: black beach
Nicola: rocky coast	Carina: pebble beach
Nicola: black rocks	Leanna: water games
Carina: sea breeze

Leanna: black beach	Leanna: black rocks
Carina: volcanic scenery	Carina: black rocks
Nicola: water games	Nicola: sea breeze

*These coordinates can be keyed straight into a GPS device, which will allow you to find this location on the ground.
**If you have installed Google Earth you can visit this place yourself! Simply download the KMZ file and open it. Google Earth will lead you right to our location.