September in Lanzarote is usually the month without wind.
The trade winds, the dominant winds on the island and responsible for the average temperature being 20º all year round, blow much less intensely in the months of September and October.
That is why these two months of the year are ideal to enjoy nature and outdoor activities in Lanzarote. The best sunsets of the year are in these two months since, as there is less wind, there is also a lower concentration of humidity and therefore fewer clouds in the sky.
Then don't miss the opportunity to enjoy our activity at sunset among the volcanoes of the Natural Park.
Furthermore, September is the month of the Pino tides, a natural phenomenon that occurs in the Canary Islands, especially in Gran Canaria, and is traditionally associated with the festival of the Virgen del Pino, celebrated in September.
In Lanzarote there are also particularly high tides this month, and if you visit the Jameos del Agua during this month, in the part of the lagoon where the jameitos live, you may be forced to take off your shoes to cross the small walkway. Don't worry because they will always warn you at the entrance, and in any case it is a unique and safe experience.
But September in Lanzarote is also synonymous with the Patron Saint Festival, it is the month of the festivities of Los Dolores, the patron Virgin of the island whose hermitage is located in the town of Mancha Blanca, municipality of Tinajo.
Below are the main cultural and sporting events that take place in September in Lanzarote
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