Cheap flights From Copenhagen to Lanzarote from £132

Fancy to dine like a local in Lanzarote? The main rule is not to be too early. Usually, people have dinner between 21:00 and 22:00. Local hotels are tourists-oriented, and they serve dinner early. But for truly Lanzarote's dinner, go to Restaurante Lilium on Av. Olof Palme street. It was awarded by Michelin Bib Gourmand and offers tasty meat from the Pyrenees (with lamb from Aragon), duck gizzards, marinated trout, borage, Villanúa cheeses.

Head to Lanzarote's quiet beach in a rural area, like Caleton Blanco, for instance. On your way there, visit any supermarket and buy a nice fish and a disposable barbecue, stop in a barranco and pick some fresh fennel and drape it over the fish while it cooks. Of course, make sure you clean up any mess.

Heading to the Calle Fajardo, 4, you will find La Chokteria store. Buy amazing teas, coffees and hot chocolates from all over the world there. Kind salesmen will recommend a coffee or a tea blend based on your preferences and then grind the beans as required. They also have a range of accessories like coffee makers, tea infusion gadgets and more.