Jameos del Agua, Lanzarote

Jameos del Agua hosts VERNE on 28 November

Published on 10/31/2026 at 10:02 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Jameos del Agua in Lanzarote will host VERNE on 28 November 2026, a wordless visual theatre work in the Escena Lanzarote programme.

Programme and volcanic setting

  • Escena Lanzarote presents VERNE at Jameos del Agua on 28 November 2026.
  • The performance explores Jules Verne’s imaginative universe through visual theatre, objects and projections.
  • The venue occupies part of the La Corona volcanic tube, formed around 5,000 years ago.
  • CĂ©sar Manrique’s first Centre of Art, Culture and Tourism opened there in 1968.
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On 28 November 2026, Escena Lanzarote presents VERNE at Jameos del Agua in Lanzarote, a performance for all ages within the island’s programme of performing arts. The venue, created inside a volcanic tube, will provide the setting for a work built around imagination, movement and visual theatre.

VERNE brings visual theatre to Jameos del Agua

The event is part of the sixth edition of Escena Lanzarote, which runs from November 2026 to May 2027 with theatre, dance and other forms of performing arts. The organiser describes VERNE as a journey through the imaginative universe of Jules Verne.

The production uses no spoken dialogue. Its elements include objects, projections, movement and theatrical mechanisms, according to the Escena Lanzarote programme. The date and venue place the performance inside the current travel window for visitors planning a November stay in Lanzarote.

The same auditorium is also scheduled to host the final meeting of Cangrejos Albinos on 14 November 2026, when actor and director Paco LeĂłn is due to take part in a conversation about comedy. The Cangrejos Albinos meeting is a separate programme item at the site.

Jameos del Agua links theatre with a lava tube

The attraction occupies a section of the La Corona volcanic tube, where rock, water and light shape the route. The tube formed around 5,000 years ago through volcanic activity, and partial collapses in its roof created the natural openings known as jameos.

The first Centre of Art, Culture and Tourism created by César Manrique opened at the site in 1968. His intervention was completed in 1977, while the work also involved artist Jesús Soto and craftspeople, technicians and workers from Lanzarote. VERNE therefore arrives in a space where performance is placed within an existing relationship between architecture, landscape and volcanic geology.

The route includes the Jameo Chico, an interior lake and the Jameo Grande, as well as a natural auditorium. The lake contains the blind crab, an endemic species adapted to darkness, while the surrounding area forms part of the Los Jameos Site of Scientific Interest.

Visiting Jameos del Agua: what travellers from Western Europe should know

  • VERNE takes place at Jameos del Agua on 28 November 2026 as part of the Escena Lanzarote programme.
  • The event is scheduled for the natural auditorium, while the venue’s general route includes the Jameo Chico, the interior lake and the Jameo Grande.
  • The site is on the Arrieta - Ă“rzola road in Lanzarote, and the approach is identified by the operator as the road linking those two settlements.
  • The visit follows volcanic stone, changes in level and narrow cave spaces. The operator says that these features limit accessibility along the general route.

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Frequently asked questions about Jameos del Agua

When does VERNE take place at Jameos del Agua?

VERNE is scheduled for 28 November 2026 as part of the Escena Lanzarote programme.

What is Jameos del Agua?

It is a cultural site inside the La Corona volcanic tube, with a route shaped by rock, water and light and a natural auditorium.

Where is Jameos del Agua and how do you get there?

The site is on the Arrieta - Órzola road in Lanzarote, between those two settlements in the north of the island.

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