Tour a Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes y Mirador
Descripción
Este exclusivo tour combina lo mejor de Lanzarote y sus centros turísticos: Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes y las vistas espectaculares desde el acantilado hacia la Graciosa Tendrá la oportunidad de recorrer estos cuatro centros sin tener que esperar colas, aparte disfrutará de otros lugares increíbles, como el Valle de las 10.000 palmeras, la Geria y la Laguna Verde. De la mano de nuestros guías experimentados te ofrecerán una experiencia única. Conocerás la historia de cada creación de César Manrique y te empaparás de la cultura isleña. Sólo tendrá que relajarse y disfrutar les aseguramos confort y bienestar en su viaje.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
La Cueva de los Verdes es una singular formación de características paisajísticas y vulcanológicas de un valor extraordinario. Situada al norte de la isla, e integrada en el vasto paisaje volcánico del Malpaís de la Corona, es una de las maravillas que esconden las entrañas de Lanzarote, dotada de un carácter misterioso y especial. (ENTRADA INCLUIDA SOLO DEPENDIENDO LA OPCIÓN)
Los Jameos del Agua es el primer Centro de Arte, Cultura y Turismo creado por César Manrique, un espacio natural originado en el interior de un túnel volcánico. Inaugurado en 1968, el artista, pintor y escultor transformó el espacio dando lugar a una obra única en el mundo que representa la máxima expresión de su ideario: la creación artística en armonía con el medio y la naturaleza.
Situado a 500 metros disfrutaremos desde el acantilado de unas vistas espectaculares hacia la Graciosa
En Haría se encuentra ubicado en el encantador “valle de las mil palmeras”, uno de los mejores palmerales de palmera autóctona de las Islas Canarias. Al adentrarse la carretera entre montañas aparece este oasis en medio de la geología pura de la isla: tierras verdes y cultivos salpicados por el blanco de la arquitectura popular isleña.
Situada en en el centro geográfico de Lanzarote en el municipio de San Bartolomé, la Casa-Museo del Campesino, es la obra con la que César Manrique reconoce el esfuerzo de los campesinos de Lanzarote. Desde el bus veremos el Monumento a la Fecundidad, también conocido como el Monumento al Campesino. Se trata de una construcción de más de 15 metros, creado por César Manrique junto con el maestro Jesús Soto, a partir de antiguos tanques de agua de barcos, objetos de hierro y hormigón ensamblados, magnífico reflejo del arte de vanguardia, que se ha convertido en uno de los símbolos iconográficos de la isla.
La Geria es una peculiar zona de la isla de Lanzarote en la que abundan las plantaciones de viñedos. Con un paisaje volcánico y una tierra árida, sorprende la calidad de sus vinos. Es inusual la presencia de viñedos en un terreno como éste. Pararemos en una bodega para hacer una pequeña cata de vino.
En el echadero de los camellos quien lo desee puede realizar un paseo de unos 20 minutos a lomos de este precioso animal. Quien no lo desee puede visitar un pequeño museo sobre la historia de los camellos en la isla de Lanzarote
Las Montañas del Fuego son el insólito resultado de las erupciones en el sur de Lanzarote en los siglos XVIII y XIX. Todo un espectáculo de cráteres rojos, coladas de lava y paisajes lunares que reflejan el arder de la tierra y su fuerza incontrolable. Sus 200 kilómetros de extensión forman parte del Parque Nacional de Timanfaya, donde puede contemplarse una de las mayores actividades de vulcanismo del mundo, tanto por la inmensa cantidad de materiales arrojados por el fuego, como por su espectacular duración: seis años entre 1730 y 1736 donde las entrañas de la isla no dejaron de rugir.
Este lago verde situado en pleno cráter de un volcán se ha convertido en una de las principales atracciones turísticas de Lanzarote.
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Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
El punto y hora de recogida que aparece arriba, no es el punto y hora de recogida definitivo. El día anterior a su excursión recibirá el punto y hora exacto. (Puede ser en su hotel o en una parada de bus cercana)
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(1,457)
Our visit to Lanzarote was Short but Sweet. Since we were only there a few days We wanted to make the most of our time there therefore we booked onto this full day experience with Lanzarote Guides to see the island and its history - which was such a good decision! Communication prior to the trip was great. We were messaged 2 days before hand how, where, what time we were going to be picked up, what we might need. And a photo of the bus! On the day we were picked up around 7:30 (we were first pick up which meant we got the best seats- two front seats on a double decker sight seeing coach) Super comfy! We then went around playa Blanca to pick up the rest of the passengers, after that we headed straight up to Cuevas de los verdes, Jameos del Agua and Mirador De Guinate. After that we stopped in Haría for lunch which was very tasty €12 pp buffet with water and wine. We then got back on the coach and were encouraged a Siesta as the next stop was about a 40 minute drive which I definitely took the opportunity for! We made our way to La Geria which was a small winery where we had a small tasting - you are given an option of dry or sweet and the sweet tasted like pure honey ❤️ After that we had a camel ride (optional for €11pp) we took the opportunity, small ride with a quick stop for a photo, all the camels have names - Alberto carried us 🐫 very good boy! If you chose not to ride the camel you could have a look at the history of camel museum. It was only a 20 minute stop here. After that we headed for the big event - Timanfaya! This was so exciting - we got to touch hot rocks, see Hay turned into fire just by putting it in a hole and of-course the geyser! There was a natural BBQ where food was roasted on heat from the volcano! And then a bus ride around the volcanic lands. Last stop was El Lago Verde and then we all got dropped off back at our pick up points. We were back at our hotel for around 17:30 We had the best time, our guide Vanessa was very informative throughout the journey, she kept changing between Spanish and English as we had a mixed group, it was very nice to learn some Spanish words. She was very funny and entertaining! Our Driver was Manolo and big round of applause to him for driving us around ALL DAY especially around Timanfaya! Few tips - wear comfy shoes, don’t over pack, you literally won’t need anything other than a phone maybe a power bank and a bottle of water, if you are wearing a hat make sure it’s a quite tight one - gets very windy!
We had a wonderful day with beautiful memories. If you want to discover the highlights of Lanzarote in one day, this is highly recommended. I have added a few photos of what I captured. Enjoy!
Great!!! Everything very well organized It is important to carry cash if you want to ride the dromedaries.
The excursion is very complete, in one day you see the highlights of the Island and, taking into account what the tickets for each site cost, the price you pay is reasonable. If I have to find a fault, it's the place where they take you to eat; although you are not obligated to eat there, there is also no place nearby where the bus drops you off and you have little time, so it's better to bring a sandwich.
This was easily one of the best tours we’ve ever joined in Spain. Our guide was absolutely outstanding. Managing a group of more than 70 people for over 10 hours is no easy task, but she handled everything effortlessly with professionalism, warmth, and incredible organization. Her knowledge of Lanzarote’s volcanic history, geology, and local culture made every stop fascinating. She also surprised us throughout the day with little stories and hidden highlights that made the experience even more memorable. A special thank you to our driver as well. Driving such a huge coach through the narrow, winding roads of Timanfaya National Park requires exceptional skill, and he made it look effortless. Even better, he thoughtfully stopped at several of the best viewpoints, giving everyone plenty of opportunities to take amazing photos of the breathtaking volcanic landscapes. The scenery was unlike anything we’ve ever seen—raw, dramatic, and almost otherworldly. Thanks to our guide and driver, we were able to experience the volcanoes from perspectives we would never have discovered on our own. A perfect combination of professionalism, passion, and outstanding service. Highly recommended to anyone visiting Lanzarote. Five stars without hesitation!
It is an excellent tour to see the vast majority of things to see on Lanzarote in a single day. The only downside for us was the bus driver who scared us in Timanfaya park because he stalled twice, which made us afraid during this visit.
The best part, the guide Nazaret. Her professionalism and approachability made everything pleasant and very interesting
An exceptional experience. You see everything in one day and the guide is wonderful.
Very, very, very highly recommended. A way to visit the essentials of the island of Lanzarote, with transportation included. They picked up in Puerto del Carmen, Arrecife, and Costa Teguise. In addition to the good explanations from Vanessa, who was very kind and attentive, the skill of the driver, Alfonso, is also worth mentioning. It costs about €100, but we must keep in mind that the caves (Cueva de los Verdes and Jameos del Agua, for me more passable, but since you are going to Lanzarote...) cost €17 each if you go there by car (and some tickets, if not purchased online, can no longer be bought right there) and the visit to Timanfaya National Park is €30. The Route of the Volcanoes is done on a mandatory guided tour from the bus, in the same way it would be done if we went there on our own. It is worth it for the landscapes. Option to take a camel ride for 11€ for a 20 min ride (very skippable, poor critters). They also took us to the Mirador del Río (to see La Graciosa right in front), to a small winery in La Geria to taste the sweet wine (muscatel) or the dry wine from the area, and to the Green Lagoon, truly green. We stopped to eat at Los Cascajos, in Haría (valley of the palm trees), not being included, and costing 12€ for adults and 9€ for children. Buffet-style meal, with water, wine and ice cream, to spend the day. A good option to visit the must-sees of the island at the hands of authentic locals.
Wow what an amazing experience this was. Me and my partner usually come away to relax but we wanted to see what Lanzarote had to offer apart from the beautiful weather as we were here for longer than usual. We had plenty of stops and they weren’t too long either which was perfect. It was just over a nine hour day, but it went by quickly and was incredibly enjoyable. Our tour guide was lovely and the bus driver was brilliant navigating through all the tight roads! Highly highly recommend this trip!!
