Day Trips in Lanzarote

Discover the seaside splendor of Fuerteventura on a delightful full-day tour from Lanzarote. Explore the fascinating island replete with volcanic formations, blissful beaches and somnolent villages alongside a knowledgeable guide. Cruise the calm waters of the sea on a ferry then climb aboard a luxurious coach to travel through spectacular mountain landscapes. Absorb the provincial charm of quaint hamlets like Bentancuria and experience the culture of the island's colorful capital, Puerto del Rosario.

Explore the National Park of Timanfaya with this half-day tour, including a barbecue lunch with sangria. Travel along the Route of the Volcanoes and see the highest volcano in Lanzarote. This combination tour also features a visit to the marina of Puerto Calero, home to seafront restaurants and luxury yachts. Enjoy free time to stroll around the marina at your own pace.

Discover the lunar landscapes of Lanzarote on an action-packed half- or full-day tour of the southern part of the island. Explore the natural sculptures carved by molten lava in the Timanfaya National park and witness demonstrations of fascinating geothermic activity. Experience an optional camel ride on the dramatic volcanic slopes then immerse yourself in the verdant beauty of La Geria winemaking region to pleasure your palate with refined local wine. Venture to the Janubio saltpans and El Golfo lake on the full-day tour, concluding with exploration of the Hervideros grottoes.

Admire the scenery of Timanfaya and southern Lanzarote on this 7-hour tour. Traveling by air-conditioned bus, explore Timanfaya National Park to see its volcanoes, craters, and lava-sculpted terrain, and watch geothermal demonstrations showcasing its underground heat. Plus, admire whitewashed villages, green El Golfo lagoon, the Los Hervideros cliffs, and La Geria's unique vineyards. A stop for an optional camel ride and central Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen, and Costa Teguise pickup and drop-off are included.

La Graciosa is the main island which makes up the largest protected marine reserve in Europe, the Chinijo natural space.