About this tour
Explore Lanzarote's volcanic heartland on a five-hour guided tour of the south. You'll walk through the dramatic black lava fields of Timanfaya National Park, then venture into La Geria, the island's premier wine-growing region cradled between volcanic slopes. The tour runs every Tuesday and includes park entry and a winery stop, with a certified guide leading the way across terrain shaped by centuries of eruptions.
Highlights
- Walk across Timanfaya's otherworldly black lava landscape
- Montañas del Fuego park entry included
- La Geria wine region between volcanic ridges
- Certified local guide throughout
- Bus transport from your accommodation
- Suitable for mixed fitness levels
What to expect
After hotel pickup, you'll head south towards Timanfaya. Once at the park, expect to walk amongst raw volcanic terrain—the ground beneath your feet tells the story of Lanzarote's fiery past. The landscape is stark and striking, with minimal vegetation clinging to the dark rock. From there, the bus takes you into La Geria, where low-slung vines grow in crescent-shaped pits dug into volcanic ash. At a local bodega, you'll see how winemakers coax complex flavours from this unlikely terrain. The winery visit gives you a sense of the region's character, though tastings cost extra.
Good to know
Wear proper walking shoes and comfortable, sun-protective clothing. Bring water—the volcanic landscape offers no shade. The tour needs a minimum of 15 people to run. Not suitable if you have heart or mobility concerns. Arrange pickup when booking; lunch isn't provided, so eat beforehand.
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.






