La Graciosa
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PaulVDV 2021-12-02 12:26
Hello Mariusz,
For a moment I thought you were showing a photo taken from the plane. But the rocks in the foreground made it clear.
That little island for sure has a very beautiful name.
We can see a white town and a harbour.
Can you also stay on La Graciosa? Or would you advise against that?
You've got the whole island nicely within the borders of the photo.
Wonderful panorama!
Best regards, Paul
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12-02-2021, 08:09 PM
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To PaulVDV: Staying on La Graciosa
Hi Paul,
I think it is possible to stay on the island. There is just this little town which you can spot in the photo. They have plenty of restaurants and I believe some little hotels as well. I think it would be great idea. There are amazing hiking options and stunning beaches there. Of course it would be awkward to stay on La Graciosa without first seeing Lanzarote itself. It is a bit like going for a trip to New Zealand without seeing Australia before. Kind regards, Mariusz 
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12-02-2021, 10:11 PM
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Thanks Mariusz,
I understand your point of view regarding seeing Lanzarote first and then La Graciosa. But you make a strange comparison with Australia and New Zealand. I've never been in that part of the world but I met several Europeans who had visited NZ and not AU. I think that these countries are very different in terms of nature and climate, so that it is quite possible that people are attracted to one of both and not or less to the other. Kind regards, Paul
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