Top Lanzarote Nature Walks

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.

Take in Lanzarote's highlights, without the hassle of planning a route and navigating between them, on this group tour. Enjoy a wide itinerary that includes Timanfaya National Park, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, and more, without having to organize separate entry tickets. Take volcanoes, coastline, culture, and more in under a day, making this well-suited for travelers with limited time on the island.

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.

If you want to explore the underwater world of Lanzarote without getting wet, then this is the tour for you. Descend 100 feet (30 meters) to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in a large submarine that can accommodate 44 seated passengers. Along the way, look out for marine life that you likely wouldn’t see otherwise—such as sea breams, eels, barracudas, and rays. If you're lucky, you might even see a shipwreck.

The vineyards of La Geria on Lanzarote are one of the world’s unique landscapes, but difficult to appreciate fully by road or without a guide. This small-group guided hike takes you across the black sand terrain to view the scenery and viticultural methods close-up. Follow tracks through the hills, learn how winemakers have overcome the harsh conditions, and taste the island’s white Malvasia wines at a top winery. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.