Top Arrecife Historical Tours

Join us on a sensorial voyage to the Timanfaya National Park. Lanzarote´s main attraction opens it´s doors exclusively for us, once all regular visitors are gone. Observe the experiments with the natural elements of Earth, Water and Fire and also explore the impressive route right through the amazing volcano area, where you will discover some extra surprises hidden to normal visitors. Afterwards, have an exclusive dinner cooked right over the heat of the volcano and accompanied by entertaining live music, while you watch the sun go down on the unique skyline of Timanfaya. Definitely a magical and once in a lifetime experience that you shouldn´t miss on your trip to Lanzarote. The tour includes: pick up from your resort; official guide; Timanfaya National Park entrance including geothermic experiments and the volcano route; 3 course meal dinner enjoyed at shared tables up to 8 guests; wine, water or soft drinks during the dinner; vegetarian & kid friendly options available.

Go beyond the beaches of Lanzarote on a half-day trip to Timanfaya National Park, home to the mighty volcano of the same name. Your driver makes light work of the rugged volcanic landscapes, leaving you free to admire the otherworldly scenery unique to the Canary Islands. As a bonus, you’ll stop to taste wine in La Geria without needing to take the wheel afterward.

Experience the best of Canary Island Lanzarote all in one go with a full-day tour to see artist Cesar Manrique’s most famous works and explore the exotic, nearby island of La Graciosa. The trip covers both land and sea, with visits to the Lago Mar Museum, the Guatiza Cactus Garden, Omar Sharif’s home in Nazaret, and a boat trip to discover the pure, unbridled beauty of La Graciosa Island. You won’t have to bother with car rental and navigating, because the trip includes convenient hotel pickup and dropoff.

Lanzarote's 1730-1736 volcanic eruption lasted six years, buried 58 square miles (150 square kilometers) of farmland, and fundamentally reshaped the island. Visit the most concrete evidence in one afternoon: Timanfaya National Park's lava fields with park-bus access and geothermal demonstrations, La Geria's wine region, where vines grow in volcanic ash pits, and the green lake at El Golfo.

With this excursion you will visit Timanfaya National Park, Laguna Verde, La Geria. We will pass the Monument to the Peasant and Doría. We will see the spectacular views towards the Graceful from the cliff. You can choose to take an exciting camel ride and enter Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes.

Enjoy a break from sunbathing—and take the guesswork out of sightseeing—on this half-day tour of northern Lanzarote, led by a local guide and with all tickets included. Discover top landmarks, including Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes, and take in panoramic views from Mirador del Río. Step inside a volcanic tunnel, see the Valley of the 1,000 Palm Trees, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities.

Lanzarote's distinctive architectural identity—low-rise white buildings and integration with the volcanic landscape—was shaped almost single-handedly by one artist, César Manrique. His former home, built inside five natural volcanic bubbles, is the best single introduction to his work. This Sunday tour pairs the Foundation visit with Teguise's market and a photo stop at Famara Beach.

Travel south across Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes in a 4x4 vehicle, starting with a visit to the whitewashed village of Yaiza. Continue to Papagayo Beach for free time to relax or swim (weather permitting), then stop at El Golfo to admire the famous Green Lagoon. Visit the Timanfaya Visitor Center to learn about the island’s volcanic origins before heading off-road through volcanic terrain to La Geria, Lanzarote’s unique wine region, where you will stop at a local winery and enjoy a small courtesy wine sample. A guided experience combining nature, culture, and volcanic landscapes in the south of Lanzarote.

Discover Lanzarote’s culture and creativity on a half-day private ride with hotel pickup and drop-off by an English-speaking driver. Begin at Teguise Market, the island’s largest and most famous, where vibrant stalls offer crafts, jewelry, souvenirs, fresh produce, cheeses, and wines. The old capital comes alive with music, performers, and local energy—an authentic glimpse into island life. Continue to LagOmar, a stunning house built into volcanic rock and caves, once owned by Omar Sharif. Explore its winding passages, terraces, and gardens while enjoying breathtaking volcanic views. A seamless journey of color, history, and inspiration. Best experienced on Sundays when the Teguise Market takes place.