Conil is located in the quiet inland of Lanzarote, a small hamlet of just over 300 inhabitants belonging to Tias. An idyllic place that offers unparalleled views of the southern part of the island and the Atlantic Ocean. It also has interesting hiking trails through the mountain that bear the same name as the village.
Conil is a hamlet which is divided by the highway heading from Tías towards Geria. It has a great viewpoint where you can take in the landscape from Geria to the south of Fuerteventura.
Conil is quiet town where you can enjoy wandering through its streets and its fantastic views. It is surrounded by the Montaña de Conil, so if you are a nature lover you’ll really enjoy this part of the island. The town also has some notable examples of traditional Lanzarote architecture. Come and see them and discover more about the island’s culture.
Just as in any other Lanzarote town, typical Canary Island dishes are what are served at Conil’s restaurants. Some, such as Casa Juan Ramón, serve home cooked food at very reasonable prices. This restaurant is unique because diners can leave a message on the walls, which can be seen by everybody who passes through there.
Conil has a small supermarket to buy whatever you need for your trip or your visit to the town. However, if you would like to spend an afternoon shopping you can head to one of the shopping centres close to the town in Puerto del Carmen, Macher or Tías.
Conil has a pleasant year-round temperature with averages of 17ºC-24ºC. However, during the winter the temperatures do drop considerably with a minimum of 9ºC and a maximum of 23ºC.
Conil celebrates its weeklong fiestas for the Sagrado Corazón del Jesús y La Magdalena during the second half of July. The town becomes a pilgrim site and there are celebrations with the dance of Candil and other folk traditions.
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