Top Lanzarote Hiking Tours

Exploring Lanzarote’s volcanoes without a guide may risk missing the best sights and gaining only a sketchy knowledge of the region. With this small-group tour, see and learn about the scenic highpoints on a route through the Los Volcanes Natural Park. Walk the plains past volcanic cones and lava structures, discover how they were formed by 18th-century eruptions, and look for signs of life in the extreme ecosystem. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

In Salinas de Janubio you can enjoy a 90-minute guided tour and discover the process of making sea salt from the cookers to the extraction in an artisanal and manual way, as it was made in the past. It is the only salt mine in Lanzarote and the Canary Islands with more than 127 years of uninterrupted activity, passing from generation to generation. A unique visit on foot, where you will enjoy its family history, the hydraulic layout, its mills for extracting water, its architecture and its landscape, ethnographic and environmental values. It is a very salty excursion through the largest salt flats in the Canary Islands, visitors will enjoy a unique landscape, being a symbiosis between man, the sea and the volcanoes of Lanzarote.

The Los Volcanes National Park is home to some of Lanzarote’s most dramatic scenery, including the Cerro Verde, Izalco, and Santa Ana volcanoes. On this half-day tour, enjoy a guided hike around the park’s volcanic landscapes and learn how the ancient craters , lava tunnels, and lava lakes were formed by eruptions in the 18th and 19th century.

Avoid the tourist traps and discover the lesser-known areas of Lanzarote with this small-group hiking tour. Having a guide to take the lead means you don’t need to focus on map reading, and can enjoy taking in the views of the volcanic landscape, vineyards, green valleys, and the cliffs of Famara. You can also access great photo opportunities of nearby islands, including the picturesque La Graciosa. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

Walk with a local guide in Lanzarote and discover the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park. You'll find trails that guidebooks and websites miss, and learn about the island and its volcanic history along the way. Photo stops are included in lava fields and craters as you hike an easy-level route.

We have been the pioneer operators in carrying out this activity in Lanzarote for more than 20 years, we know which are the most photogenic corners and which formations surprise the traveler the most. We try that the groups are between 10 and 15 pax maximum. We are good connoisseurs of the island's fauna, flora and fauna. Your experience with us will be one of your strengths when you remember your trip to Lanzarote. During the tour, explanatory stops will be made to learn about the flora, fauna and geology. We offer our routes in Spanish, English, German and French. We offer free hiking poles to participants who so wish. A very personalized visit to discover the wonders of the fantastic world of volcanoes.

We will visit the city through the eyes of a local, in an authentic way. We can see the beautiful beaches of the city, the various monuments and the memories of the famous artist of the island, César Manrique. We can stop by one of the panoramic cafes such as the Islote de Fermina.

Explore a massive crater, known as the Magma Lake, for a unique volcanic hike. Visit the semi-abandoned old fishing village with its reed-roofed shores and black sand beach. Enjoy brunch and a stroll along Famara, Lanzarote's largest and best beach. Enjoy the waves and a pleasant walk after lunch.

The trek takes place in the Volcanoes Natural Park, which surrounds the Timanfaya National Park, a unique volcanic landscape formed after the eruptions that occurred since 1730 for six years, which transformed the island of Lanzarote. Thanks to environmental protection and the arid climate, the landscape remains almost intact, like a natural museum of volcanic rocks. During the route, visitors cross lava castings and climb volcanic cones where they can see canals, tubes, lava lakes and craters, as well as watching life slowly resurface over the lava. The visit allows us to understand the inner forces of the Earth and what the planet was like millions of years ago. The walk is easy level, lasts about 3 hours, has a 7 km ride and is suitable for children from 7 years.