• Timanfaya National Park - Timanfaya National Park is among the most remarkable natural landscapes on Earth. Renowned for its dramatic volcanic scenery, it provides visitors with an extraordinary experience of expansive lava fields, craters, and geothermal phenomena. The landscape features a blend of black, red, and ochre-colored volcanic rocks, resembling a lunar or Martian environment. Just a few meters beneath the surface, temperatures can reach up to 600°C. Park rangers showcase the intense heat by pouring water into holes, which instantly erupts as steam, or by placing dry branches on the ground, which ignite due to the underground heat.
• El Golfo - El Golfo is a charming coastal village in southwestern Lanzarote, celebrated for its breathtaking green lagoon (Charco de los Clicos), distinctive volcanic landscapes, and outstanding seafood restaurants. It is part of Los Volcanes Natural Park, offering some of the most iconic and picturesque views on the island.
• El Lago Verde / Charco de los Clicos - This is a partially submerged volcanic crater filled with vibrant green water, creating a striking contrast with the surrounding black volcanic sand. The color is due to algae thriving in the lagoon’s mineral-rich waters. It is best viewed from a short hiking trail leading to a panoramic viewpoint.
• Bodega La Geria - Bodega La Geria is one of Lanzarote’s most renowned wineries, offering a unique combination of history, tradition, and stunning scenery.
  Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
  Unique Volcanic Vineyards – Unlike traditional vineyards, La Geria’s vines are cultivated in black volcanic ash, using a distinctive “zoco” technique—semi-circular stone walls that shield the vines from wind while capturing moisture.
  Exclusive Wine Tasting – The bodega produces Malvasía Volcánica, a grape variety found almost exclusively in Lanzarote, known for its crisp, mineral-rich, and slightly fruity wines.
  Spectacular Landscape – Situated within Timanfaya National Park, the contrast between the black lava fields and lush green vines creates an otherworldly beauty, making it one of the most photographed vineyards in Spain. Whether you’re a wine enthusiast, nature lover, or culture seeker, Bodega La Geria offers a memorable and immersive experience in Lanzarote’s unique volcanic landscape.

• Scenic drive along Costa de lava, a rugged coastline, shaped by past eruptions and cooled lava
• Bottled water
• Cruise terminal pick up and drop off
• Stop at El Golfo, a small fishing village with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean
• Visit a traditional bodega in La Geria, Lanzarote’s most famous wine region
• Visit of the Timanfaya Park, witness geothermal demonstration and enjoy the “Route of the Volcanoes”
• Visit the Charco de los Clicos, an emerald green lagoon and Salinas de Janubio
• Licenced guide
• Photo stop in Echadero del camello (depending on accessibility)
• Private A/C transportation

• Timanfaya Park skip the line entry fee
• Wine tasting is optional (at your own expense)

Meet the guide at the cruise terminal and proceed directly to Timanfaya National Park, renowned for its breathtaking volcanic landscapes. Discover the park’s extraordinary Martian-like terrain and witness the Geothermal demonstration, where a ranger will illustrate how volcanic heat can ignite brushwood and boil water.

After exploring Timanfaya, travel to the Costa de Lava. Pause at various viewpoints to capture stunning photographs of the coastline’s dramatic beauty. Then, visit the coastal village of El Golfo, famous for its green lagoon, Charco de los Clicos. Continue the journey to Salinas de Janubio, a traditional salt production site, and enjoy the panoramic views of the salt flats set against the Atlantic Ocean. Proceed to Bodega La Geria, celebrated for its distinctive method of cultivating vines in volcanic soil. Discover Lanzarote’s wine-making techniques, with an optional tasting of local wines.

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