Museo Lagomar

Lagomar is a stunning and unique place, definitely worth a visit! Its breathtaking architecture carved into volcanic rock, beautiful views, and relaxing atmosphere make it unforgettable. It’s a must-do when in Lanzarote, whether for a quiet daytime visit or to enjoy its vibrant weekend parties, where the place comes alive with music and great energy. Perfect for both sightseeing and nightlife!

Amazing day out in Lanzarote with friends as a birthday 🎂 treat. Great museum.. the atmosphere is pure luxury in the middle of nowhere. I would highly recommend that you visit if you are exploring the island 🏝️ I loved it. I love the volcano 🌋 tour too… great 👍 and a lady who gave us our tickets was so kind and friendly 🥰🙏💕 bless her 🙏

Such a cool place! You just want to sit by the gorgeous pool and never leave… Also so many beautiful plants. Would recommend to visit, it’s a very special pice of architecture. It was very busy when we visited. They have a bar but we gave up on our drinks after waiting in line to order for 15min. Be careful when walking around, lots of stairs and they are narrow and slippery. Ticket costs 10 eur. We spent approx 45 min here. Some free street parking, we were lucky to get a spot in front of the entrance.

This is a remarkable place, such a creative use of space and plants and unlike anywhere else I've been. Truly and inspirational place to visit...why on earth do we live in boxes when humans can do this?

Not expensive for what it is. Loads of space to explore. Whole house/museum/villa stretches across a bit area and there is loads of corridors and paths to take to not have to be stuck next to other people. I'd suggest bringing a snack and a drink to chill in one of many cute seats. Alternatively there is cafe on site but we preferred to sit out of the way enjoying private little corner

Amazing architecture and atmosphere! You can find hidden gems at every corner, lots of plants and clever inventions. Despite the small size, the maze of narrow passages, caves and stairs will make it look much bigger! The restaurant wasn't open at the time of the visit but there's also a small bar with soft drinks, alcohol and some nice food!

Incredible views, art and architecture - all rolled into one place! Omar Shariff's home - for just 1 day - the history of which can be learnt at the museum. Moral of the story - never bet your house on a game of cards! The coffee shop is busy, but really good! If you find a ginger cat up the top, don't forget to turn the tap on for him to have a drink!

Lovely early visit before it got too busy. This was a lovely, unique visit with lots to see. I would recommend to anyone wishing to see a unique home.