Win a Holiday with Lanzarote Guidebook

Lanzarote, Spain, September 23, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Heading for Lanzarote this Autumn? Then pick up the latest edition of Lanzarote Guidebook – the free in-depth guide to the Island of Fire – which is offering readers the chance to win a free stay at a holiday villa in Lanzarote.

Lanzarote has long been a popular holiday hot spot – attracting over one million visitors from Britain and Ireland annually. Thanks to the islands clement year round climate, great beaches and unique tourist attractions.

Lanzarote Guidebook helps visitors to the island to get the most out of their holidays. As it is written by island residents and published quarterly - so it always contains the latest information and is kept accurate and up to date. Featuring good quality photography, maps and a wealth of in-depth detail.

The 108 page Autumn edition is out now and can be downloaded in printable PDF format, fast and for free at www.lanzaroteguidebook.com. And offers readers the chance to win a holiday for two at the Sands Beach Villas resort in Costa Teguise.

Lanzarote Guidebook covers everything visitors need to know about the island, including upcoming events, an introduction to the works of the island born artist and architect Cesar Manrique, resort guides, cultural attractions, sightseeing information, museums, excursions, beaches, markets, restaurants, nightlife and much more besides.

As well as a handy Essentials section which features lots of practical information from bank opening times and ferry timetables through to emergency phone numbers and tips on driving locally.

Lanzarote Guidebook is also distributed direct to 10,000 tourists on the island, free of charge, via local car hire companies and through the official tourist information offices based in each of the main island resorts.

Online, visitors can also catch up on the very latest island news, check the latest weather reports, use interactive island maps and even seek free advice via the websites Tourist Advice Line.

In addition to booking their own holidays, flights, hire cars and villas – often at prices far more competitive than in any High Street travel agency.

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