Lanzarote Haunting?
Whilst in a Travel Agents to book my holiday to Lanzarote I got talking with the branch manager Dawn about the many rumours and urban myths that exist around the world. She began telling me about something that had happened to several people who had been on holiday to Lanzarote that quite frankly terrified and excited me at the same time.
Whilst we were browsing through Lanzarote Villas, Dawn began to show me one villa that was apparently haunted. I found this ridiculous because the villa looked brand new and in fact was only built a decade ago by a private contractor. I soon learned that a building doesn’t have to be new to be haunted. Three couples and a group of friends that had stayed in the villa in the previous five years had all reported seeing a mysterious mist in the house at night. I laughed and told Sarah that it was probably their imagination and condensation from the cool air outside. She shook her head whilst smiling and told me she hadn’t finished her story yet.
Mist was reported in the house at night, but the really creepy thing was that each report detailed a dark figure at the centre of the mist each time. It had the shape of a person but no features to speak of. Two out of the three couples reported that it seemed more like a shadow of a human being, like something you would see in the distance through smoke.
Needless to say I laughed it off, but I decided to book the villa anyway. I’ve always wanted to have a paranormal encounter, or at the very least see what a misty house would look like at three in the morning.
I didn’t see anything whilst I was there but I did learn that a worker had died whilst building the villa. He was trapped in a small fire and choked to death on smoke that filled the villa when it was half built.
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