About this tour
A nine-hour Lanzarote loop combining the island's volcanic heartland and coastal formations. You'll explore Timanfaya National Park's otherworldly terrain, spot the emerald waters of Laguna Verde, and traverse the wine region of La Geria, with optional detours into underground caves and a camel trek through the lava fields. A guide steers you through the landmarks whilst you ride in a cool vehicle.
Highlights
- Timanfaya's rust-red volcanic landscape and cinder cones
- Laguna Verde's striking mineral-tinted waters
- La Geria's white-walled wineries and black-soil vineyards
- Cliffside vistas towards the Gracilis formation
- Optional camel ride across volcanic terrain
- Jameos del Agua's subterranean lagoon and amphitheatre
- Cueva de los Verdes' limestone caverns and lava tubes
What to expect
Expect a full day of driving through Lanzarote's starkest scenery. The morning centres on Timanfaya, where reddish-brown craters dominate the horizon; your guide narrates the island's volcanic history. Mid-morning brings you to Laguna Verde's jade-coloured lagoon, followed by La Geria's patchwork of wine estates sheltered by volcanic stone windbreaks. Afternoon options include a camel ride (if booked) or underground exploration—Jameos del Agua opens into a naturalised cave with a saltwater pool, whilst Cueva de los Verdes requires torchlit walking. Mostly seated, with short walks at each site.
Good to know
Park entry (€30pp) is included; caves and camel rides cost extra (€16 each, €11 for camels). Bring water, hat, and sunscreen—exposure is relentless. Infants must sit on an adult's lap. Suitable for all fitness levels, though cave exploration involves uneven footing.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.