Be shown the real Lanzarote by expert local guides as you trek along paths of volcanic soil and view volcanoes. Walk up to the craters and through majestic lava fields on this 7 km walk. Get an authentic volcanic experience as you leave the main paths of the area with your guide. Learn about the incredible volcanic history of Lanzarote from your knowledgeable guide as you walk to the craters. Ascend to an altitude of 50 meters on this easy walk.
Sea trekking is an innovative system that allows you to walk underwater. It’s composed of a helmet with panoramic vision, and a small boat on the surface with your air bottle, connected to your helmet with a hose. This new experience will make you feel zero gravity as if you were walking on the moon. You'll be surrounded by amazing sea life and will be able to get up close to many different types of fish and underwater creatures.
Discover the south side of Lanzarote enjoying the incredible views of this unique volcanic island. See the picturesque village of El Golfo with the fascinating Green Lagoon. This coastline is spectacular and the beauty of Los Hervideros and Salinas de Janubio will leave you impressed. Enjoy Timanfaya National Park and learn about the historical eruptions that took place on the island in the 18th Century. The landscape is unique. Admire the different forms and colors of the volcanoes. Ride a camel (not included) and feel like a explorer in a unexplored land. Visit the unique landscape of La Geria, the wine region of the island. Learn about the peculiar way of harvesting in this magnificent area. Then, taste the delicious wine yourself.
Take a 4-hour trek in Volcano National Park and discover the reasons for the dramatic visual landscapes of Lanzarote, the types of eruptions and volcanoes, and the lava flows. During the 18th century one of the most important volcanic eruptions in the history of mankind took place on the island. Between 1730 and 1736 the island suffered eruptions that devastated a large part of its southern area. These eruptions, coupled with the evolutionary process of the land, have left one of the most spectacular volcanic landscapes on the planet and a unique outdoor geological museum. On this fascinating journey through the savage terrain of Lanzarote, you’ll have the opportunity to observe the rebirth of life in this extreme ecosystem as well.
Visit La Geria and learn about the agricultural revolution known as the miracle of Lanzarote. After the volcanic eruptions in the 18th century devastated nearly a quarter of the island’s surface, local farmers created a unique place where they began to cultivate the land without water. Enjoy a 9-kilometer walk and see how the area’s residents were able to overcome the volcanic catastrophe through their efforts and inventiveness. Taste the region's white wine, which is considered among the best in the world. Walk to the third-highest point of the island to take in breathtaking views of the surrounding area.
Depart from Costa Teguise, begin with a short safety briefing and Ryker explanation, before Heading towards El Monumento del Campesino. Cruise through the south part of the island on a 3hr tour. Visit the beautiful wine area of La Geria, Uga, and the Los Hervideros. Then, head back to Costa Teguise through the Timanfaya road passing by Teguise. Explore the north part of the island on a 2hr tour. Visit Famara Beach, Mirador de Haria, Mirador del Rio Road and Caleton Blanco. Ride back to Costa Teguise through the main road passing by Arrieta, Punta Mujeres and Mala.
The walk sets off from the northern village of Maguez. During the walk, cross valleys and colorful meadows, enjoy breathtaking views of the 500 meter high cliffs and visit villages of singular beauty. One of the highlights of the hike is the charming village of Haria, located at the One Thousand Palm Tree Valley. The history of this village has a past marked by misery, exernal invasions and emigration. Nowadays, Haria is one of the most beautiful villages of the island and one of the best places to enjoy the traditional architecture of Lanzarote. On Saturday, it takes place on the only handicraft market of the island. You can also buy some homemade goat cheese, 'mojos' or tasty jams. On the other hand, this part of the island houses one of the most important communities of endemic plants of Europe such the Verode (Aeonium lancerottense), Tojia (Asteriscus intermedius) and the Viborina de Lanzarote (Echium lancerottense) amongst others and is also home to some birds such as the Guirre (Egyptian Voulter) or Barbary falcon. The walk covers a distance of 10.50 kilometers of easy to moderate intensity.
Deepen your yoga practice with this unique class on Lanzarote island. Connect with nature, enjoy breathtaking ocean views and revel in volcanic scenery during your yoga session. Feel comfortable and relaxed with a yoga practice that caters to all levels. Adapt the class to your abilities. Sandra, the instructor, gives postural variations according to your level and where you are in life. Relax and appreciate a session that suits your needs ─ be it a slower more meditative experience or a quicker more dynamic practice. Discover postures according to specific Iyengar details with elements of Ashtanga style and finish the lesson with a relaxing Mantra. Deepen your breathing, explore your body and relax with this soothing volcanic yoga session.
Embark on a trekking tour of the north of Lazarote. Climb up the La Corona Volcano and marvel at the crater once you reach the top. Then, take a short drive to Los Helechos Volcano. Walk through the green valleys to the cliffs of Famara for a truly spectacular view of La Graciosa and other islands. Meet your guide and make your first stop at the La Corona Volcano. As you climb to the top of this extinct volcano, pass by some of Lanzarote's unique vineyards and admire the views. Then, at the top, discover the immense crater and see its 3.7-mile volcanic tunnel. Take a 3-minute drive to the second sight, Los Helechos Volcano, where you can walk through green valleys all the way to the 500-meter-high cliffs of Famara. Revel in the views of the archipelago Chinijo from this barren feature of nature. This is a perfect route to enjoy the endemic plants of La Macaronesia, and learn a little more about the island´s origins and the people of Lanzarote.
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Scenery is unbelievable, 200km2 of vulcano natural Park, like being on the moon. The 3 hours walk was great to discover this, seeing the different kinds of lava, colors, landscapes, lichens. Really a must in my opinion as nothing comparable elsewhere. The guide Alejandro (?) was great, knowledgable, kind and easy going. Highly recommend.
It was a very nice experience. 3h walk in the lava paths, and trails around the volcanoes. Such an incredible landscape. It feels like Mars. Alejandro our guide was very clear, he taught us a lot about the environment of the island. He came to pick us up at the hotel and drop us off.
Well organised, Guide was very knowledgeable. The experiments at the Volcano were fun and well as informative. A great way to learn more about volcanoes and the island of Lanzarote.
Very professional set up. myself and 2 kids (ages 9 and 8) really enjoyed it. Next time we plan on scuba diving. Highlight of trip.
A hike in the heart of the natural park with good explanations on the formation of the landscape.
