NATIONAL PARKS · LANZAROTE NATIONAL PARK TOURS
The 9 best lanzarote national park tours you can book right now, with the gate fee, the vehicle and the hours in it spelled out. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Travel by air-conditioned coach through Timanfaya National Park on its official Volcano Route, with a Spanish and English guide such as Eric, Ana, or Nelly. Watch steam geysers and heat demonstrations at Islote de Hilario, see craters and lava fields, and choose an optional 30-minute camel ride for an extra cash payment.
“Lovely. Been before and really enjoyed it. Guide Stella was great.”
Spend seven hours exploring southern Lanzarote by coach, from Timanfaya’s hot volcanic ground and Volcanoes Route to El Golfo, Green Lake, La Geria, and a local winery. An official guide provides commentary in English, Spanish, or German. Hotel pickup is available from Costa Teguise, Arrecife, and Puerto del Carmen.
“I really enjoyed this trip. We stopped in various places (although longer in some would have been nicer as it was somewhat rushed after queuing). We thought we would be able to eat independently but lunch was a buffet for €12 a person. After queuing over 15 mins for a drink at a bar which was overloaded with 2-3 coaches full of people we decided to wander off and found a fabulous little Spanish cafe where we got a roll and drink for far less than the buffet. The tour was great - only feedback would be less languages would be nice as everything was translated 3 x which meant…”
Spend about six hours touring Timanfaya National Park by coach with an English or Spanish-speaking guide. You’ll follow the volcanic route, watch geothermal demonstrations, and may add a camel ride at Echadero de Camellos. Guides such as Michael, Paul, Laura, and Tony are known for lively commentary, while skilled drivers handle the park’s narrow roads.
“Our guide Paul was brilliant and very informative. The travel was also great! Seeing the volcanoes was exceptional and the camel ride after, however, it’s a very expensive tour for what’s included as you have to pay extra for the camels. Overall it was a fabulous tour.”
Spend 5.5 hours touring Lanzarote by air-conditioned coach, with a guide in English, Spanish, German, or French. Visit Timanfaya National Park, watch geothermal demonstrations, ride the Volcanoes Route, stop at El Golfo’s Green Lagoon, and see La Geria’s unusual vineyards. Transport, park admission, and insurance are included, but lunch and wine tasting are extra.
“Everything was perfect except that each stop was only given around 30 minutes. There was little time to enjoy something if you needed to go to the toilet or buy some drinks or food, especially when it was very crowded. It was very windy and I did not bring a jacket or scarf. I felt cold and had a heavy head. The guide did not have wind protection either. This should be mentioned in the product. It was good value in that we did not need to be in the queue for the Timanfaya park. And the whole journey was smooth.”
See Lanzarote’s volcanic heart on a 7 to 8-hour guided tour to Timanfaya, Cueva de Los Verdes, and Jameos del Agua. Air-conditioned transport and entry tickets are included, with guides such as Paul, Roland, and Michael bringing the island’s geology and culture to life. An optional buffet lunch is available.
“Paul,le guide, est très pédagogue, la durée est suffisante pour voir ce qu'il y a a voir même si jameos de agua mériterait peut être de pouvoir s'y attarder pour profiter du calme du bassin. L'avantage de ne pas avoir a faire la queue est non négligeable selon les heures, si vous êtes un peu pressés ou que vous n'avez pas de voiture c'est pratiques de pouvoir faire les 3 sites en 1 journée. L'organisation n'était pas vraiment bonne pour le pick up point, réponses tardives et peu précises. J'ai du donner mon adresse 2fois (pourtant copier coller google maps).”
Travel by coach from Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen, Arrecife, or Playa Blanca to Timanfaya and La Geria. An English-speaking guide explains Lanzarote’s eruptions, geothermal heat, camel tradition, and volcanic vineyards. The camel ride costs extra, while the winery visit includes a tasting stop. Guide Michael is especially noted for his humor and island knowledge.
“Good experience. The guide very nice and funny. The driver also very good It is worth the excursion..even though the area d la Geria falls a little short of time...Auto-translated”
Ride from your resort into Timanfaya National Park after the regular crowds leave. An official guide leads the volcano route, geothermal demonstrations, photo stops, and a sunset dinner cooked over volcanic heat. Guides have included George Clooney and Herma. Expect a five-hour outing, shared transport, live music, wine, and a family-friendly menu.
“Sadly we were unlucky with the weather, was cloudy at the top. Other than that, was a wonderful experience and well worth it.”
You’ll travel by air-conditioned bus from Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, or Costa Teguise to Timanfaya National Park, La Geria, the Green Lagoon, and a camel stop near Yaiza. An English- or Spanish-speaking guide explains volcanoes, geothermal heat, and Lanzarote’s unusual dry-stone vineyards. Most stops are brief, so bring comfortable shoes and a camera.
“We really enjoyed the trip, very informative and friendly guide. Well organised with visit to vineyard, then enjoyable and informative trip through the Timanfaya National park. We also enjoyed the optional camel ride.”
Travel by air-conditioned coach from Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, or Arrecife to El Golfo, Timanfaya National Park, and La Geria. A guide leads the park visit, lunch is included, and camel rides and wine tasting cost extra. Expect several short stops and a multilingual tour.
“Esperienza davvero unica, abbiamo visitato un parco naturale davvero unico. Consigliato a tutti coloro che vogliono vivere questa parte dell’isola davvero spettacolare”
By the vehicle, the animal or the landform.
