Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Rancho Texas Park


Texas Park Theme ParkLocated just outside Puerto del Carmen, Rancho Texas is a Western Theme Park featuring A Nature Park, An Indian Village and Theme Restaurants (which host Rancho Texas’ legendary Country and Western nights).The Nature Park is host to a wide variety of Animals and Birds including crocodiles, turtles, iguanas, armadillos, prairie-dogs and many birds of prey. There is a special area for the kids to touch and cuddle small farm animals.The Indian Village is where small children can play in the Tepees and Canoes and find Treasure in the ‘Goldmine’. The Indian Amphitheatre features demonstrations of Falconry.The Rancho Texas Country and Western Nights are legendary here in Lanzarote. A party night for the whole family, the Rancho Texas entertainment team will keep everyone entertained with Live Music and Line Dancing and special entertainment for the Kids.You can eat as much of the American Food, BBQ and Desserts as you like and enjoy the free-flowing Beer, Sangria and Soft Drinks.


Tel: 928 841 286

Fax: 928 515 563

Located on the main Puerto del Carmen - Airport Road.
For more information on the Rancho Texas Park visit the website:
http://www.ranchotexaslanzarote.com/

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Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Puerto del Carmen

Puerto del Carmen is the main tourist resort on the island of Lanzarote, Canary Islands. It is part of the municipality of Tías. Puerto del Carmen has about 7 km of tourist attractions, three beaches and has hotels for up to 30,000 guests. It attracts tourists from all over Europe, particularly Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom and Germany as well as from Scandinavia and Spain. The Avenida de las Playas or newtown area has many restaurants, bars, shops and a casino . Apartments,villas and hotels cover a kilometre or so inland from the coastline . The quaint and peaceful old town includes the harbour and docks ,the Puerto Tinosa. Here there are a smaller variety of restaurants and bars but all have amazing views across the harbour and the sea to the volcanic mountains of Papagayo beyond.

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