The 11th edition of Lanzarote Guidebook, the in-depth island information guide, is out now. And can be downloaded fast and for free from the Lanzarote Guidebook website.
FREE GUIDEBOOK FOR EVERY VISITOR
Now all tourists visiting Lanzarote can save money and make the most of their holidays by getting their hands on a comprehensive, 96 page Guidebook to the island – entirely free of charge. By downloading a copy of the latest edition of Lanzarote Guidebook at:
http://www.lanzaroteguidebook.com/download-guidebook.php
LOCAL KNOWLEDGE - THE INSIDE GUIDE
Lanzarote Guidebook is written and published by local residents. So readers can benefit from their in-depth local knowledge, rather than wasting precious holiday time and money visiting tourist traps and enduring low quality meals in dodgy restaurants.
ALWAYS UP TO DATE
It is published every quarter, so the information in Lanzarote Guidebook is always accurate and up to date. Unlike conventional guidebooks which can often be obsolete in parts by the time they reach the bookshelves.
READER DISCOUNTS
Lanzarote Guidebook readers can also enjoy discounts at local restaurants and on some of the islands best excursions. With 10% off the price of a trip on Lanzarote´s popular Yellow Submarine available – along with a 10% discount on all meals at La Cabaña, one of the islands leading restaurants.
WHY BUY A GUIDEBOOK?
Lanzarote Guidebook contains all of the information and high quality pictures that can be found in a conventional Guidebook – but at no cost. Enabling readers to explore all of Lanzarote´s resorts and attractions, browse maps and plan their holiday before they even arrive on the island.
DELIVERED TO THE DOOR
As well as being available as a fast and free download Lanzarote Guidebook can also be delivered direct to any address in the UK at a cost of £3.59, which covers postage and packing.
Lanzarote is one of the Canary Islands. The island chain is located just off the Northern coast of Africa. As the eastern most island, it's probable that Lanzarote was settled first. Phoenicians, Greeks, Egyptians, and then later Spaniards and Italians all passed through and left their mark on the island.
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