Must-do tour - Excellent, well spoken and knowledgeable guide. Very well organised trip, covers a lot of ground, you get an excellent look at Cesar’s influence on the island. Choose the green caves option! Highly recommended.

Local artist - Park at the first less dangerous car park.Otherwise online booking more convenient. Amazing visit to do during your stay

Wonderful experience - A wonderful experience 😊 I recommend the Pool guide very friendly, at all times he was watching us and give us everything we needed.

Beautiful experience - Parking ample and free. Toilets beautifully clean. If you struggle to walk on uneven ground or with steps, take care. I left feeling full. What an amazing place. The house blends beautifully with the landscape. Just go and soak it up.

A timeless "wow"! - Stunningly set in the midst of a very quiet island, this masterpiece seamlessly blends natural surroundings with a fresh architectural vibe. So worth a visit as the site simply reveals itself and the genus of its creator. Loved every view and drank in the energy of the visit.

A surprisingly good tour - I’m not into coach tours but I wanted to see the north part of the island and Cesar Manrigue’s museum and house. We were not disappointed! Paul the tour guide obviously had a love for both the island, its history and the work of the artist. Very informative and enthusiastic. We took the Green Caves option and it was a stunning experience helped by his narrative. Equally stunning were the Mirador viewpoint with amazing views of the islands to the north of Lanzarote, the Cactus Garden and the Cesar Manrique museum. We paid extra for the lunch which was in a village restaurant, full of character and a good quality buffet with red wine and water. Certainly recommended!

A well-organised and affordable tour that covers a lot - We couldn’t join the tour at the original pick-up point because of the Carnival, but the logistics were taken care of and everything went really smoothly – thumbs up for that! The schedule was tight, with a number of stops, and it felt like you had to watch the clock at every visit. On the other hand, we managed to see everything at each site, and there was no chance of hanging around until you eventually got bored. The tour was given in 3 languages, which can sometimes be distracting when you understand all of them. Perhaps with just 2 languages, the tour could be more in-depth. The foggy weather didn’t work out for the visit to Mirador del Río — a reason to visit Lanzarote again in the future!

Very good excursion... - Very good excursion also. It was really interesting and once again the organization was top

Nice. Quick visit- go early - Get there at 10am opening, queue gets long and the car park gets full as it’s quite small. Only one person at the desk to pay to get in. Coach tours get priority and it gets busy. House is cool, was round in 20mins. Like some of the sculptures, didn’t spend too much time in the museum. Go if in the area.

A good appetizer to get to know the treasures of Lanzarote - The places to visit are unique. Each of them is worth it on its own. Visiting time is scarce in all of them, but also understandable to meet the expected times. Too much time is spent picking up from the various hotels, which should be spent on a more leisurely visit to each location, in my opinion. The guide, Pol, is excellent. Also the vehicle and the driver in the transfers.