Things to do in Punta Mujeres in February

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February is a good time to visit Punta Mujeres. The weather is usually mildly cool and breezy, with temperatures ranging from 62—65°F (17—18°C). There are plenty of events to check out and activities to try in Punta Mujeres during this time. Some of our top recommendations: visit the Mirador del Río, visit the Museo Atlántico, explore the Cueva de los Verdes, and more!

Punta Mujeres has plenty to offer for visitors of all ages and interests. In this article, we tell you the top things to see and do for your February trip to Punta Mujeres. Get inspired by the events, activities, attractions, and experiences unique to February. We’ll let you know where to explore events based on your interests, whether that’s food, culture, art, music, sport or others.

We’ll let you know everything you need to prepare for the weather in Punta Mujeres in February. Learn about what to wear and pack for your trip, the average temperatures throughout February, temperature changes from morning to evening and much more.

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Best events and things to do in Punta Mujeres in February

Top experiences in February
Visit the Mirador del Río
The Mirador del Río is a breathtaking viewpoint located on the northern tip of Lanzarote, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. In February, the weather is often clear and sunny, providing ideal conditions for taking in the stunning vistas. From the viewpoint, you can see the neighboring island of La Graciosa, as well as the rugged coastline and the sparkling waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It's a perfect spot for taking photos and appreciating the natural beauty of the Canary Islands.
Visit the Museo Atlántico
The Museo Atlántico is an underwater art installation located off the coast of Lanzarote. In February, the waters are clear and calm, making it an ideal time to visit the museum. You can take a guided diving or snorkeling tour to see the incredible sculptures and installations created by artist Jason deCaires Taylor. The museum is not only a unique and visually stunning attraction, but it also serves as an artificial reef, providing a habitat for marine life and promoting conservation efforts.
Explore the Cueva de los Verdes
The Cueva de los Verdes is a stunning natural attraction located near Punta Mujeres. This unique cave system was formed by volcanic activity and is home to a network of underground tunnels and chambers. In February, the caves are less crowded, allowing you to explore at your own pace and fully appreciate the otherworldly beauty of the rock formations and lava tubes. Guided tours are available, providing fascinating insights into the geological history of the area.
Go on a wine tour
Lanzarote is home to several excellent wineries, and February is a great time to go on a wine tour. The vineyards are less crowded, allowing for a more intimate and personalized experience. You can learn about the unique methods of wine production on the island, such as the use of volcanic soil and low-lying vines. The tours often include tastings of the local wines, giving you the opportunity to savor the flavors of Lanzarote's distinctive and delicious wines.
Take a cooking class
Punta Mujeres and the surrounding area are known for their delicious traditional cuisine. Taking a cooking class in February is a great way to learn about the local ingredients and cooking techniques. You'll have the opportunity to prepare and sample authentic Canarian dishes, such as papas arrugadas (wrinkled potatoes) and mojo sauce. The classes are often led by experienced local chefs who are passionate about sharing their culinary heritage with visitors.
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Go whale watching
February is a great time to go whale watching in Punta Mujeres. During this time of year, you can spot a variety of whale species, including pilot whales, sperm whales, and even the occasional orca. The waters around Lanzarote are teeming with marine life, and a whale watching tour is a unique and unforgettable experience. You'll have the chance to see these magnificent creatures up close in their natural habitat, making for a truly memorable adventure.
Go hiking in the Timanfaya National Park
The Timanfaya National Park is a unique and otherworldly landscape formed by volcanic activity. February is a great time to go hiking in the park, as the temperatures are mild and the park is less crowded. You can explore the dramatic terrain, with its craters, lava fields, and volcanic cones, and marvel at the raw power of nature. The park is also home to a variety of plant and animal species, making it a fascinating and diverse environment to explore.
Visit the Jardín de Cactus
The Jardín de Cactus is a beautiful cactus garden located in the nearby town of Guatiza. February is the time when many cacti are in bloom, creating a stunning display of vibrant colors and unique shapes. The garden is home to thousands of different cactus species from around the world, and a leisurely stroll through the grounds is a peaceful and serene experience. You can also learn about the history and significance of cacti in the local culture.
Relax on the beaches of Punta Mujeres
Punta Mujeres is home to several beautiful beaches, and February is a great time to relax and unwind by the sea. The beaches are less crowded during this time of year, allowing you to enjoy the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. You can take leisurely walks along the shore, soak up the sun,
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Weather in Punta Mujeres in February

Temperatures on an average day in Punta Mujeres in February

The average temperature in Punta Mujeres in February for a typical day ranges from a high of 65°F (18°C) to a low of 62°F (17°C). Some would describe it as mildly cool and breezy.

For comparison, the hottest month in Punta Mujeres, September, has days with highs of 74°F (24°C) and lows of 72°F (22°C). The coldest month, February has days with highs of 65°F (18°C) and lows of 62°F (17°C). This graph shows how an average day looks like in Punta Mujeres in February based on historical data.

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Historical temperature average in February
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General weather summary

Mildly cool and breezy
Feels like
6%
Chance of rain
0.021 in
Amount
17.7 mph
Wind speed
72%
Humidity
11.1 hrs
Daylight length
7:33 AM
Sunrise
6:41 PM
Sunset
68%
Cloud cover
Sweater
What to wear
What to wear in February
With an average high of 65°F (18°C) and a low of 62°F (17°C), it generally feels mildly cool and breezy. With that in mind, most people would dress in something moderately warm like a sweater
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Best attractions for Punta Mujeres in February

Besides the array of exciting events and activities Punta Mujeres has to offer for travelers in February, we want to remind you of the classic attractions in Punta Mujeres that are great to visit at this time of the year as well! You can’t miss these iconic landmarks, local favorites, and places rich with cultural heritage. We hope to give you insights and inspiration into the best things to see and do to make the most of your visit. Here is a list of our top attractions in Punta Mujeres for February.
Jameos del Agua
1. Jameos del Agua
4.5
(45913)
Sights & Landmarks
Live music venue
Unique volcanic tunnel & caverns featuring an underground concert hall, restaurant & salt lake.
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Well worth a visit. Very unique and fascinating place. Try making your own way there if you can because if you go as part of a tour you don't seem to get long enough to walk around and enjoy yourself. I've now been twice on different tour's and each time we've only had 45 minutes max to enjoy the place before we've had to head back to the coach. It would be nice to spend at least half a day there just to see everything. Definitely a gem of the island.
Mr Casablanca — Google review
Impressive Cave, though there was nothing to see. No white shrimps on sight so we just walked through the cave through the super cold water that is quite a refreshment on the hot day. Seems that space is used commercially with chairs and tables, like there is a little stage too.. but in the time we were there, there was no action taken.. On the other side of the object they were getting ready for some wedding so I am guessing this unique space is also used as a Wedding venue.
Nermina BdW — Google review
Really nice place for a visit. we went late in the afternoon with a coach trip, which gives you a limited visit time. I would recommend going by car and spending a few hours there and taking time to see it all. Our coach tour guide Paul was very knowledgeable and didn't push you on .
bruce davidson — Google review
I booked the North tour and thus did not wait as tickets were bought in advance. This is a unique experience. As the tour was timed we only spent an hour and this is adequate to walk through a cave like structure in volcanic rock. A lovely site. There are coffee places and a restaurant area if you wish to spend more time that our tour hour. The photos do not do this justice.
Mike and Véronique Allen — Google review
This amazing fusion of volcanic rock, cave, architecture and plant life is well worth a visit. Take your time and allow the environment to soak into you. We took our time, had a coffee at the little cafe in the cave, listened to the birds flying overhead in the cave roof, looked at the little crabs in the amazingly clear water and soaked up the amazing way the white plaster elements blend with the rock and plant life. Don’t let the price of the tickets put you off. This is well well worth the visit. We visited in the later part of the day when there were less people and no your busses. Best enjoyed when it is quiet.
Raymond Mackey — Google review
Great place to visit. Lots to see we went via First Minute Tours a local tour company in Lanzarote so we didn’t have to purchase tickets. The queue was a little large but it’s well worth the wait the views are amazing inside and out.
Shane Cousins — Google review
Amazing experience. The cave is incredibly well cured with clean paths and safe spots to chill out in the fresh ecosystem of it. There are two restaurants/bars for what I understood. They might be very expensive but the location is what you pay for.
Simone Villa — Google review
One of the most magical place on the island. If you have tickets you can easily skip the queue, just go directly to cashier and tell them you bought them already. The visit to the cave does not take long and it gets busy therefore make sure you make the most of it
Stefano — Google review
Very nice place to visit. There is a cafe around with not much choice but good for refresh if anyone needs and the cave with blind crabs is stunning. 10€ per person is a tiny much for what it is but still worth to see
Julia Hope — Google review
A very cool and interesting cave system, the crabs are great to see (the little white dots on the rocks!) The main white 'lagoon' serves zero functional purpose bar to wind up any sun baked kids who think it resembles a usable swimming pool.
Jonathon Ward — Google review
A really excellent place for photos and relax and chill out. The pools, grounds and all the facilities are much worth the trip. I would highly recommend going. You could litterly spend a good portion of the day if you stop and have a bite to eat. All so really good food service, reasonable prices and helpful staff.
Bernie Franklin — Google review
Interesting place to visit but overall not very exciting. Visited this place as part of an excursion, but I believe the entry was €10 which I think is moderately fair for what you see. Past the entrance you then take the stairs down into the cave, which has a restaurant at the bottom from which you get some stunning views of the cave itself. Plenty of opportunities for picturesque selfies if that’s what floats your boat, especially at the swimming pool at the rear end. Before you leave there is another bar at the end (€2.50 for a bottle of coke) and after that there is the souvenir shop.
Tamsin Brown — Google review
A unique place to visit in Lanzarote! It is part of a series of cultural and natural interest points around the island (you can buy a cumulative ticket to cover some or all of them). I really recommend to visit it because it's so interesting to see this incredible natural carved cave with water inside and the possibility to eat within the area (literally in the cave)! Don't miss it!
Vins Prencipe — Google review
Absolutely beautiful place. Very much enjoyed visiting. Restaurant's food was nice as well. We didn't expect it since it was in a touristic sight. But we were nicely surprised.
Pariz — Google review
If you love nature, this is really not something to miss whilst on Lanzarote. The blind albino crabs are tiny, but once you get your eye in, you realise how many of them there are in the water. The atmosphere (when we went at least) was tranquil and beautiful, and everyone was talking in hushed tones so as not to disturb the peace. There was some meditation type music playing lightly in the background. I definitely felt like I wanted to stay longer just sat with the crabs than I did - so I would say take your time. The building where they have the museum information and interactive instalments was worth having a good look around, too. (And it was lovely and cool inside) for the cost, it is well worth it (it's not expensive - you can also purchase tickets online in advance and they were operating a different queue for tickets purchased in advance, so if you don't like queuing, that is a faster entry option). We had to wait for about 10mins before we could go in.
Hannah's Adventures in Nature — Google review
There is no place on the Earth like it. The sense of peace and Tranquility. As you enter via the staircase with the beautiful old wooden banisters is 2nd to none. We had booked for the special evening meal with live music and it did not disappoint. Highly recommended. A trip to Lanzarote without a trip here would be wrong
Joanne Mary Smith — Google review
Worth taking the time to visit, we went via a tour company and so we did not have to queue to get in, on way out we saw a huge queue to get in so worth doing as part of a tour, walk through underground caves - there are a few steps up and down and a maybe three or four times where the head height was low, people with some limited mobility were in the group and managed ok with these obstacles, some very dark areas to walk through but lots of people using torch on mobiles so that helps, definitely worth the walk through as amazing to see..cafe at near the end of the walk, but more people looking at the surrounding than actually ordering food, quick note 1 loo for the ladies and 2 for the gents at the cafe so be aware there will be a queue for those. Overall one of our favourite parts of the tour day.
Shafni Knott — Google review
Huge parking, fitting around 200-400 cars. Considering the amount of visitors this place attracts there is only a single kiosk selling the tickets. So be prepared to stand outside in the wind/sun with small crying kids for 30-45 mins to enter. No signs telling what to do with online bought tickets. So another lazy girl from the same window in the entrance kiosk is checking the front of the que for tickets. So its poiness to buy online, same que as buying on spot. Price was 15 for the “pit”; 5 extra for the museum. Museum was worth the price, pit - no. 2 cafegerias inside, and a 100m long path from entrance to the “pool”. Thats it :) it can be skipped considering the terrible organization, price.
Mantas Krivickas — Google review
If you are in Lanzarote during the insólita visit, please take a ticket for one of them. We were only 4 on the tour and we did have exclusive access to the site - before opening hours (10am usually), but also to restrictive area which is not open to the public. Our tour guide, Julian was so passionate about the site and its history. It was such an amazing experience. I definitely recommend it! Also to finish, you have a light brunch made of local products - delicious! All of that was only €40 per person.
Bella — Google review
Very interesting place to visit deep into the caves. Lovely views. Peaceful and serene. You can see the pools and a swimming pool. An auditorium, restaurant and cafe. Steps down so be prepared to walk, steps back up. 15 euros each entrance
Simon Bradford — Google review
A stunning location brimming with history and countless fascinating wonders. Here, one can delve into the formation of the entire island, the mechanics of lava, and all the mysteries that lie beneath. It’s also the perfect spot to unwind on sunny days with some refreshing drinks. i love it there
Peter — Google review
Very beautiful! Seeing the pearl crabs was a great experience! We went with a guided tour so we didn't have to wait, it is pretty crowded but we were able to get pictures and explore without too much waiting around.
Emm — Google review
Great place to visit. Owned or frequented by Cesar Manrique, blind albino crabs, caves and lots of volcanic lava steps. Lots to walk around and see . I found the cave parts a bit dark so the open parts where you get sunlight were better for me. Worth a visit for sure.
Simon Lakin — Google review
Ticket to enter Jameos del Aqua is 15€ per person. Place is nice and cave is interesting. Per my opinion nice to see but not worth 15€. Too short walk for this price and too little content. Woul not go again. There are better places to visit on the island. Is you do not visit did not loose a lot.
Iva Petrić — Google review
Like many places we visited this week in Lanzarote there was once again a bit of a queue. Thankfully we had pre-booked our tickets and so got inside instantly. The cave is a nice place to cool down on a hot day. There’s even a cute restaurant tucked inside the cave. Great for a quick bite or a cold drink. I’d recommend visiting Jameos del Agua just after doing Las Cueva de los Verdes which is “across the street”. Aim for lunchtime as the queues tend to clear.
Renaud Bonnin — Google review
What a lovely surprise this was. From walking down to the first cafe and looking at the luminous rocks to seeing the small white (albino) crabs in the tidal lake and the beautiful blue lagoon. The auditorium looks a great place for a show or a concert. Unfortunately whilst we were on the island we had just missed concert. A great place to go as a couple or with the family. Nice coffee in either of the two cafes. It also had a good sized gift shop.
Trevor Lewis — Google review
One of the best attraction to visit when you are in Lanzarote. The volcanic tube cave system in the area is a natural wonder miraculously designed by Caesar Manrique. The cave auditorium is a wonder in it self You can see the blind albino crabs too. Cafe and restaurant are nice here. Entry ticket is for €15 .
ankit sachdeva — Google review
Museo de Aloe de Lanzarote
2. Museo de Aloe de Lanzarote
4.1
(1109)
Beauty supply store
Sights & Landmarks
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We popped in on our way past and glad we did they have lots of information and some lovely products
Joanna Taylor — Google review
Very good, only short visit, demo then shop, no other things to do
Kirsty Casablanca — Google review
Interesting description of how the Aloe Vera plant is processed into skin care and other health beneficial products. A brief practical demonstration followed by a tour of what was available in the shop.
Martyn Greaves — Google review
Quite small place, but it's nice to see a history of aloe for free . Free car park. Small plantation for tourist attractions outside. In building is also shop with aloe and lava cosmetics products. We spent 20 minutes there. Nice short stop if you have never been on aloe farm.
Tomas Franc — Google review
Nice and free entry museum on the road to the Cuevas de Los Verdes. General information about Aloe Vera and good prices for Aloe Vera products.
Silvia Galdini — Google review
Came across this museum by chance whilst driving to Jameos del Agua and so glad we did as it is a great place to learn all about the Aloe Vera plant and all it's health benefits. It's only a small place but you get to watch a short but very informative video and the staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The gift shop has an amazing selection of Aloe Vera products and staff are there to help you decide which ones would be of benefit to you personally. There is no charge for entry.
Fiona White — Google review
Staff were very friendly and gave a fun little interactive demo. There was a well stocked shop with loads of products and a small museum with a bit of interesting info. It was a nice, relaxing stop for passing tourists.
Tom Daff — Google review
Lovely Museum to visit with an english speaking guide and no pressure to buy. The goods seam to be fantastic but a little overpriced. My question is, if it's so good a product with all these health benifits why dont doctors perscribe it
Dennis Henshaw — Google review
Good information and assistance provided. Bought Aloe plant and planted it at home 😊
Angelika Armstrong — Google review
Possibly not worth going too far out of the way for, but this small informative museum and gift shop give a really good overview of the history and benefits of Aloe. Very interesting and definitely worth popping in if you're already in the area.
Patrick Doyle — Google review
We thought it is a museum but is mostly shop with products from aloe vera. There were few plants but nothing much. There is a room with a tv video about aloe. Very interesting though.
Isa San — Google review
A great place to visit if passing to get some authentic aloe Vera products with a museum to see some of the benefits of aloe. The helpful staff with help with any questions or queries you have, there are toilets here if you need to go, sometimes closed for cleaning. Can be busy as this business attracts coaches from tours around the island.
Dazzandlizzie — Google review
As a bus tour party we grouped around a lady who described the Aloe plants uses and how to grow it She demonstrated how to cut a leaf to expose its properties and offered samples from the leaf and items they sell. I do not know if the demonstration was arranged for a coach party and we moved on to the shop. All the staff were very helpful and various languages were spoken.
Mike and Véronique Allen — Google review
Really cool to see a live demonstration about how the aloe is used for all sorts of ailments and also nutrition!
Leigh Roberts — Google review
Amazing place very welcoming on arrival.. If you would like to learn more about Aloe vera and salt place please take time to visit this museum....
Stephen Miles — Google review
Visited here as part of coach tour with a talk on the history, uses and benefits of Aloe. Yes, once in the Museum there is a sales talk but no pressure, just good advice on treating any ailments you may have.
Phil F — Google review
Small museum but a nice one. Definitely worth stopping by.
Pieter-Jan Oversteyns — Google review
Piscinas Naturales de Punta Mujeres
3. Piscinas Naturales de Punta Mujeres
4.5
(4973)
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
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One main pool with space for sunbathing and number of wild pools accessible by the steps with hand rails. At the top of pools you can find promenade with benches, palms, sea view and beautiful Casa Carmelina. There is also a bar open from 7am (at least) till 5pm serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, beer, wineand toilets. You can enjoy this place whole day in sun with all what you need.
Rafal Wyszynski — Google review
Fun and at times surprising little tour. Can get claustrophobic (low ceilings, narrow passageways, steep staircases, smooth slippery routes) would not recommend for elderly requiring aide and for small children - saw quite a few from both groups struggling. Tour takes 45min of constant walking. Paid 15 euros.
Eve Shlendak — Google review
Visually stunning, natural pools with crystal-clear water. So much fun to go in there :)
Pawe? Safian — Google review
Wonderful place to go! Water so clear and so beautiful!
F. C. — Google review
Nice location, looked clean. I was ready for a swim but the water was only 30cm deep. Wrong timing? Should I wait for high tide to be over? About 20 parking spaces in the one way street next to it.
Bob van Velzen — Google review
Beautiful spot, unfortunately the tide was high after the rain (and the sea was stormy with medium waves) so we could only see the stairs to all the other smaller natural pools except for the big one in the corner (which was cold after the rain but great for a quick swim). Overall great little area to swim and enjoy the ocean view. There are no public showers nearby.
Mihai B — Google review
Very cool place. Not too many people this time of the year, but we were in a pool bit further away from the bar. The water isn't that cold. The gentle ocean waves pour water over the stones into the pools - it's almost a meditating experience. Crabs like to chill on the stones too.
Rado — Google review
Beautiful place to visit.. Make sure you're ready for swimming in the sea..!!
jon chubbock — Google review
Several different natural pools in Punta Mujeres. Lovely family atmosphere at these pools. I enjoyed swimming in the pools while seeing the waves of the sea outside, breaking on the rocks.
Cathal Sherlock — Google review
Nice stop for a drink. Fabulous view . Stairs from the rocks into the sea. Small beach and rock pool
Wendy Menking — Google review
Beautiful natural pool with seawater, perfect for bathing even if the sea is rough. It is quite protected from wind and is very accessible, would recommend.
Marco Donazzan — Google review
Beautiful little town with sea water swimming pools facilities arranged by town hall for visitors. Quiet and refreshing.
Carme Florit — Google review
Wonderful way to swim in the ocean, or in a pool filled with fresh ocean water.
Martin Salet — Google review
Absolutely beautiful natural phenomenon of a pool created by tidal wave, surrounded by lava rocks and black sand beach. There are a few lovely restaurants to eat and drink, areas to sit and picnic or walk by the seaside. Ideal for everyone, including children as there are small pots of water.
Writing Reflex — Google review
Great to see the inside of a Lava Tube it takes about 1hr and about 400m deep and 2k long, not 100% sure, there is some steep sections and some low but very well lit
Andy (Suggy) — Google review

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