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Sharon_W, Oct 2026
Great experience
Wear comfortable shoes and clothing. If your a person who gets warm quickly bring and hand fan in a small bag. Well worth it great experience. Something we would not ever get to see only for it, as my husband can not swim and I can only swim a little. Well done to all staff 👏
Arlene_N, Oct 2026
Amazing trip
My husband and I had the most wonderful time exploring Lanzarote — from the incredible volcanic landscapes of Timanfaya to the magical Jameos del Agua and the fascinating Cueva de los Verdes. The camel ride was so good. So many beautiful places, special memories, and unforgettable moments. The travel guide Rachel was amazing.
Sara_B, Sept 2026
Great water taxi
Great way to get from Peurto Calero to Peurto del Carmen. The boat has a glass bottom and they stopped so everyone could have a quick look. We got a one way ticket as was going to return in a taxi (car) but decided to buy a ticket through Viator and was so easy.
Sarah_W, Sept 2026
Interesting and other worldly
We did the tour on 19th sept. Great tour, really interesting. We were a family of 2 adults; 17, 15 and 8 year old. We all thoroughly enjoyed the tour and especially the ‘luna road’ and experiments. We did the optional camel ride for 11euro each and had a family Photo on the camels for 6euro. Would recommend. Also a shout out to our tour guide who was great fun and to the driver who took us along the luna road. Thank you
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While it’s far from the biggest of Spain’s Canary Islands, Lanzarote is the closest to the African coast. And, like the rest of the archipelago, it’s famous for year-round beach weather and the volcanic terrain of its huge national park. There are Lanzarote tours into Timanfaya National Park to explore its rugged landscapes and hundreds of craters. Other options include snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, or beach-hopping around the island by catamaran.