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MHT presents an evening experience combining dinner, humour and live drag performances on the island of Lanzarote. The show brings together musical numbers, impersonations and live vocals in a production that has entertained audiences in the Canary Islands for years. The energy on stage and the interaction with the audience make every performance dynamic and unique.

MHT offers an evening experience combining dinner, humour and live drag performances on the island of Tenerife. This renewed and well-known production in the Canary Islands brings together live vocals, musical numbers and a lively stage show full of entertainment. The blend of comedy and performance makes every show a great choice for enjoying a different kind of evening during the holidays.

This experience invites us to walk through the hills of Alajeró following the echo of Orahan, the Indigenous deity that gave spiritual meaning to the ancient canton of Orone. Among hermitages, sacred summits and paths that cross ravines, the route reveals how the mountains were, for centuries, the natural temples of the island’s Indigenous population. The trail links symbolic points —Virgen del Paso, San Lorenzo and Tagaragunche— where landscape and spirituality blend.

If the Caldera de Taburiente (caldera = crater) were a huge auditorium created by nature itself, the Cumbrecita Viewpoint would be the best seat in the house. This natural balcony occurs at the end of a narrow valley that suddenly stops short and hangs before the abyss of the crater, a breath-taking natural basin with a diameter of six and a half kilometres, right in the centre of the island of La Palma. The views of this immense valley and its dozens of ravines covered in pine are simply unforgettable.

If it were not for the intense blue of the sky, many photos taken in Lanzarote could be mistaken for landscapes from Mars. The volcanoes and the fields of virgin lava in this national park of over 5,000 hectares situated near the west coast of the island of Lanzarote constitutes one of the most visual and picturesque spectacles of the Canary Islands, one unaltered by the human hand. Neither the vegetation nor the climate has had time to change the pure beauty of this red and black land which has been included in The Unesco Network of Biosphere Reserves.

El Río viewpoint, in the north of Lanzarote, is a work of art located at the top of an imposing cliff. Standing at the wide railing and looking northwards, three small islets can be seen - the Chinijo archipelago - separated from Lanzarote by the strait from which the viewpoint takes its name. The biggest of the islets is La Graciosa, which boasts perfect volcanic cones and a melting pot of ochres and beiges. The combination of islets, sea, sky and sheer depth of the cliff transmits amplitude and freedom.