Anyone been to Lanzarote?

[subaqua]

scuba diving - Safari divers are very good

 

[Dayvo]

If you get a sudden urge, god forbid, to go all sporty and healthy, you could go to Club La Santa for a day of 'everything' - http://www.clublasanta.com/en/sports.

I'm not sure if day visits are available, but give it a go.

I was there twice in the late '90s and had a great time (even added to my cutlery collection ).

 

[screenman]

The overriding impression I had of Lanzarote last time we were there (Mr R's family are big fans) wasrhe number of Waynes and Waynettas riding around the various resorts on tandem mobility scooters.

That is nice that it is disabled friendly.

 

[subaqua]

That is nice that it is disabled friendly.

most aint. they are just too fecking lazy to walk

 

[screenman]

most aint. they are just too fecking lazy to walk

Surely not. Next you will be telling me that is the same as the scooter drivers in Skeggie.

 

[subaqua]

Surely not. Next you will be telling me that is the same as the scooter drivers in Skeggie.

Skegness full of old people ?

Probly need them . When your just lazy that different .

 

[fossyant]

Stayed there with a mate for two weeks cycling. Flipping windy, bloody flipping windy. Great on the beach, not on the bike. Coming down fire mountain overtaking cars was a highlight. Did I say it was windy ?

 

[glasgowcyclist]

scuba diving - Safari divers are very good

Ah, I'm not a fan of water-based activities. I did this in St Lucia years ago and at 10m it felt like my head was going to implode. Fascinating experience to see coral and sea life up close though.

 

[subaqua]

Ah, I'm not a fan of water-based activities. I did this in St Lucia years ago and at 10m it felt like my head was going to implode. Fascinating experience to see coral and sea life up close though.

It's not for everybody but worth suggesting