Lanzarote · North
Haría
The valley of a thousand palms
A microclimate makes Haría the green exception in the north, a valley of palms with plants found nowhere else in the archipelago. César Manrique spent his last years here, and his house is now a museum.
Photo: H. Zell, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped
- Come for
- A palm valley, César Manrique's house museum and a quieter north
- Make time for
- Half a day
- By bus
- Reached by a published bus line or ferry
The journey is part of the day
Getting to Haría
Intercity line 7 runs from Arrecife via Teguise, Guatiza, Arrieta and Punta Mujeres to Haría and Máguez; its stop list names La Plaza de Haría, C/ San Juan de Haría and La Cruz de Haría. On the weekday and weekend timetables read on 5 October 2026, line 7 ran on both, with more departures at the weekend.
Checked Sources: Intercity Lanzarote
Bus guides
Lines from this site’s guides. Times are in this page’s timetable.
Before you settle in
Keep the way home in mind.
Board line 7 towards Arrecife at a Haría stop on its list. Buses arriving from Arrecife continue to Máguez, so check the direction before you board.
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Get to know Haría.
In the north of the island, Haría's special microclimate has made it a great green expanse, and the municipality is known as the Valle de las Mil Palmeras, the valley of a thousand palms. César Manrique found peace and a connection to nature here: his final home, in the street parallel to the Elvira Sánchez ravine, opened in 2013 as the César Manrique House Museum. On Saturday mornings the Haría Artesanal market of crafts and organic produce is held in the main square.
Why go
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Green, on a dry island
Haría’s microclimate has made a great green valley, with native plants that grow nowhere else in the Canaries.
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Manrique’s last home
He found peace here; the house opened as a museum in 2013 with only minimal changes.
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A Saturday craft market
Haría Artesanal has sold crafts and organic produce in the main square since 2001.
Checked – Oct 2026 Sources: Turismo Lanzarote
Make a day of it
What to do in Haría
- Culture Don’t miss
César Manrique House Museum
The artist's final home opened in 2013 as a museum, with only minimal changes, all respectful of the character of the house.
- Sight Don’t miss
The palm grove from above
The palm grove can be seen from the Mirador de los Helechos, and the Mirador de Haría, also called the Mirador de Malpaso, gives a panoramic view over the valley. Neither is on line 7's stop list, so plan the way to them separately.
- Market Don’t miss
Saturday craft market
Haría Artesanal, set up in 2001 for crafts and products from organic agriculture, is held every Saturday morning in the main square.
- Walk
Climb La Corona
At 609 metres, the volcano is the highest point in the north, and a pleasant hike reaches its crater. It is not on a bus route this guide has read, so plan the walk in separately.
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- Sight
The Mirador del Río
Manrique’s hidden viewpoint looks over the north coast and the Chinijo archipelago. A separate trip by road.
- Beach
Natural pools at Punta Mujeres
Line 7 passes through the fishing village of Punta Mujeres, whose natural pools make a refreshing stop.
Checked – Oct 2026 Sources: Turismo Lanzarote, Intercity Lanzarote
A day here
How a day in Haría feels
A plan built on the buses this guide already names. The departure times are in the board on this page; choose your bus back before you set out.
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Morning
Line 7 into the valley
Take line 7 from Arrecife through Teguise and Guatiza to one of its Haría stops: La Plaza, C/ San Juan or La Cruz de Haría.
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Middle of the day
The museum and the square
Visit the César Manrique House Museum, then sit under the palms in the main square.
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Afternoon
Line 7 the right way
Take line 7 back towards Arrecife. Buses arriving from Arrecife continue to Máguez, so check the direction before you board.
Asked and answered
Questions people ask about Haría
Which bus goes to Haría?
Intercity line 7, from Arrecife via Teguise, Guatiza, Arrieta and Punta Mujeres; its Haría stops are La Plaza de Haría, C/ San Juan de Haría and La Cruz de Haría. It ran on the weekday and weekend dates read, more often at the weekend.
Which way do I board for Arrecife in Haría?
Board line 7 towards Arrecife at a Haría stop on its list, and check the direction first: buses arriving from Arrecife continue to Máguez.
Checked Sources: Intercity Lanzarote
Good to know
Small details. Better days.
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Line 9 stays on the coast
Line 9 does not serve Haría: it runs along the coast to Jameos del Agua and Órzola. Combine Haría with those places only with both timetables in hand.
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Confirm the market before a Saturday trip
The craft market is a Saturday-morning event; check Turismo Lanzarote's page before planning a day around it.
Checked – Oct 2026 Sources: Turismo Lanzarote, Cabildo de Lanzarote, Consorcio de Seguridad y Emergencias, Gobierno de Canarias, Servicio Canario de la Salud +3
Photos and film
Haría in pictures
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The valley of a thousand palms. Line 7 runs here from Arrecife through Teguise and Guatiza. Photo: Gerd Eichmann, CC BY 4.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons -
Haría's white streets. Line 7 has three stops in Haría; check its direction before you board. Photo: H. Zell, CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons
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There’s more around the corner
Where next?
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Luis Miguel Bugallo Sánchez (Lmbuga) / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0 -
Enric / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 -
Oliver Gargan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 North-central interior
Villa de Teguise
Historic architecture, local crafts and unhurried café stops
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Sources for this page
The sources this page cites, each with the date we checked it. Two dates mean the facts that cite it were checked on different days.
Intercity Lanzarote
- Line 7: Arrecife – Máguez Checked – Oct 2026
- Line 9: Arrecife – Órzola (route and stops) Checked
Turismo Lanzarote
- Haría Checked – Oct 2026
- La Cantería beach directory Checked
Cabildo de Lanzarote, Consorcio de Seguridad y Emergencias
Gobierno de Canarias, Servicio Canario de la Salud
Gobierno de Canarias, 1-1-2 Canarias
Gobierno de Canarias, Dirección General de Emergencias
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