Half-day Timanfaya volcanic tour from Arrecife

• Knowledgeable local guide • White wine tasting for participants aged 18 and over • Pickup and drop-off at your hotel • Admission to Timanfaya National Park

• Meal during the tour • Tips

• Infants must sit on an adult's lap. • Not advised for individuals with spinal injuries. • Not suggested for those who are pregnant. • Not suitable for individuals with poor cardiovascular health. • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness. • Wearing suitable footwear is recommended. • Office hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:15; closed on weekends. • There will be no restroom access at El Golfo. • The visit to Salinas de Janubio includes a 1 km walk (approximately 30 minutes). Guests who have difficulty walking may choose to wait in the bar area, where they can also take landscape photos. • Guests bringing children should have their children's identification available, as it may be needed at the Timanfaya National Park entrance to verify their age. • Timetable estimates may vary, and the excursion order can be adjusted for guest convenience. • The total duration includes transportation time. • Not suitable for guests with mobility issues.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

The specific pickup time and location are determined by your hotel. Once the booking is confirmed, you will be contacted with the details regarding the exact pickup time and place. If you do not receive any communication at least 48 hours prior to the start of the activity, please reach out to us.

• You will begin by driving along the coastline to see panoramic views of the volcanic cliffs at Los Hervideros and the nearby El Golfo lagoon. • Next, you will find an active volcano, where you can feel the warmth from beneath the surface, observe wood igniting, and see steaming geysers emerging from the ground. • There will be a wine tasting in La Geria as you traverse Lanzarote's most significant winegrowing region. • Visit the largest salt flats in the Canary Islands to understand how salt production has influenced local culture. You can take photographs of the distinctive landscape and sample some locally sourced salt.