Great Tour of Lanzarote

Upon arrival of your cruise, our guide will welcome you at the port of Arrecife with the Shore2Shore sign to begin a comprehensive tour of the natural, artistic, and cultural contrasts of Lanzarote.

We will start with a scenic stop at the Janubio Salt Flats, before visiting the volcanic area of El Golfo, where we can admire from a viewpoint the famous Green Lake (Charco de los Clicos), a spectacular natural lagoon formed over an ancient caldera.

We will head to the Timanfaya National Park and make a stop at the camel riding area, where those who wish can enjoy an optional camel ride along the slopes of Timanfaya (activity not included).

Next, we will visit the impressive Timanfaya National Park, with its geothermal demonstrations and the Route of the Volcanoes, a bus circuit among craters, lava fields, and lunar landscapes.

The route will continue through La Geria, a protected wine-growing area, where we will learn about its unique cultivation system on volcanic ash. We will make a brief stop with the option to visit a local winery and taste Malvasía grape wines.

On the way north, we will see from the bus the Monument to the Farmer, an emblematic work by César Manrique in tribute to Lanzarote’s farmers and a symbol of the island’s rural tradition.

In the afternoon, we will venture into the north of the island, with a scenic stop in Haría, the famous “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” before arriving at the spectacular Mirador del Río, from where you can see the island of La Graciosa and the Chinijo archipelago. For groups who do not wish to purchase entrance to Mirador del Río, we will make a scenic stop at the Mirador de los Helechos, also in Haría.

From there, we will continue our route passing by the imposing Volcán de la Corona and the Malpaís de la Corona, a volcanic area of great natural and geological value, origin of the large volcanic tube that houses the following points of interest.

We will end our day visiting Los Jameos del Agua, a natural and artistic masterpiece integrated by César Manrique inside that same volcanic tube.

On the way back to the port, we will pass through the areas of Mala and Guatiza, admiring from the bus the prickly pear crops that serve as the basis for the traditional production of cochineal, used as a natural dye.

IMPORTANT: Entrance to Los Jameos del Agua is not suitable for people with reduced mobility or wheelchair users due to stairs and uneven floors.

• IMPORTANT NOTE: THE ORDER OF THE PLACES TO VISIT MAY VARY WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE DUE TO POSSIBLE EVENTS (SHIP ARRIVAL TIME, OPENING HOURS OF PLACES OF INTEREST, ETC.)