Today there is no need to rush in the morning. After breakfast, set off for the Jardin de Cactus (route). The journey will take less than an hour. Like perhaps most of the buildings and artefacts in Lanzarote, the Jardin de Cactus was designed by local native César Manrique. The garden is beautiful, and it also includes a café where, among other things, they serve cactus burger which is not bad at all. With a stop for a coffee, you'll spend at least 1.5 hours here.

Jameos del Aqua is just a short drive away, about 15 minutes (route). You can find the work of César Manrique at this place too. There is a large cave with a small lake where endemic white crabs live. There is also a museum. You can have a coffee or a snack here. The whole area is very nice, and you will certainly spend more than an hour here.

Just under 5 minutes away is the Cueva de los Verdes, a cave of volcanic origin with a tunnel formed by flowing molten lava. It's a really beautiful place. It's also quite crowded, but if you arrive here later in the afternoon, it might not be that bad. Just keep an eye out for opening times in relation to your visit date (more info here). Last tours start about an hour before closing time. You'll spend about an hour here. If there are queues, be prepared to spend more time here.

On the way back, stop in the capital city of Arrecife (route). Leave your car in these garages, walk through a few streets (route) and you will discover the place for tonight's dinner: Bar Andalucia 1960. If it's crowded, try to make a reservation and walk through the town or to the beach in the meantime. Waiting for dinner here is worth it!

If you are staying in Playa Blanca, then it's not far to get to your accommodation (route).

Alternatives: explore the island on a bike. You can rent a bike at the well-reviewed Bike spot Lanzarote. And if you don't feel like driving or riding anywhere today, spend a relaxing day at sea with Papagayo Catamaran.