Discover the secrets of a volcanic tube, enjoy a walk through an underground garden, and feel like you're on an eagle's wings at the famed Mirador del Rio, all on this guided day trip around Lanzarote with pickup and drop-off included. After pickup, head first to the volcanic cave Cueva de los Verdes (entry fees included). Second, visit the lava caves Jameos del Agua (entry fees included). Marvel at the volcanic tunnel transformed by Cesar Manrique into a secret garden. See crystal-clear lagoons and albino crabs that look like pearls. Learn about all the sights you visit from your local guide. Enjoy spectacular views of the island of La Graciosa from the cliffs. Later, visit the village of Haría, also known as the Valley of The Thousand Palms. Spend the rest of your trip exploring this palm grove oasis and optionally stop for lunch. A buffet option for €10 is available, or you can visit a café. 

Explore the best the Lava Coast has to offer on this full-day tour. Flowing from Timanfaya during the 18th and 19th centuries, the lava has created a unique landscape. Visit the Mountains of Fire. Travel up to the Islote de Hilario and see the geysers before continuing along the Ruta de los Volcanes. Stop at the Camel Echadero inside the Timanfaya National Park. Taste La Geria wine from a local producer before a break for lunch. After lunch, visit the Valley of 1000 Palm Trees in Haria. Enjoy the spectacular views of the island of La Graciosa from the cliffs. End the tour with a visit to the Jameos del Agua.

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.

Explore the diverse landscapes of Lanzarote on a full-day bus tour of the island and compare the north and south. Get pick-up from your hotel in Playa Blanca, Arrecife, Puerto de Carmen, or Costa Teguise and journey to Timanfaya National Park to see the lunar landscapes formed by the last eruptions of the 18th century. Witness the geothermal activity that provides heat for the island. Then, follow the route of volcanoes as you head south and cross the area bordering Timanfaya and the protected landscape of La Geria. Stop at El Golfo, known for its spectacularly green lake. Go to the capital city at Teguise and admire the stunning views from Peñas del Chache at the highest point on Lanzarote. Take photos of the northeastern coastline and Haria, home of The Valley of the Thousand Palm trees. Finally, visit Jameos del Agua, a series of lava caves with an underground auditorium, restaurant, and salt lake. See nature and mankind come together in this space created by César Manrique. Admire the subterranean gardens, blind albino crabs, and the fascinating museum of La Casa de Los Volcanes. After appreciating artistic creation in harmony with the environment at the volcanic caves, it’s time to go back to Lanzarote.

Embark on a trekking tour of the north of Lanzarote. 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. 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.