Lanzarote Highlights. Private Tour with Pickup (price per vehicle, not p.p.)

El Golfo is famous for its bright green crater lake and black sand beaches, which are sprinkled with the beautiful green olivine stones. El Golfo is also one of the best places to eat seafood on Lanzarote.

We will take an easy walk inside the volcanic crater of ‘el cuervo’. During the walk you will be surrounded by impressive volcanic landscapes.

Los Hervideros; or translated the cooking pots is an impressive coastline where the waves crash against the black cliffs. Here we can take a stroll right along the coast

Jameos del Agua is a unique place, where nature and art perfectly come together. César Manrique transformed the debris of a volcanic tube into this masterpiece, connected by a small lake, inhabited by small blind crabs he made a restaurant, garden and auditorium.

Mirador Del Río is Lanzarote’s most spectacular viewing point, which offers panoramic views over the Risco de Famara, isla La Graciosa and the other isles of the chinijo archipelago national park.

Cueva de los Verdes is part of one of the longest volcanic tunnels on the planet, formed by volcano ‘la Corona’. On a guided walk you will visit 2 km of this tunnel, which is one of the most interesting volcanic structures on the island and holds a surprising secret

Lanzarote has a unique vine culture, with delicious wines. Drive through the region of La Geria, where you can see the vines growing on the side of the black volcanoes. We‘ll stop at one of the wineries, so you can see this from more up close. Make sure you try the Malvasia volcanica wine!

César Manrique‘s Cactus Garden is located in an old quarry and has the largest cactus plantation on the island. It features around 4,500 specimens of 450 different species, of 13 different families of cactus from the five continents.

For anyone fascinated with volcanoes the Timanfaya visitor centre is not to be missed. The centre has lots of information, facts and figures, not just about Lanzarote but general volcanology from around the world. The exhibition also includes a seismograph, meteosat and meteorological station and there are videos and interactive maps.

The Lagomar Museum, also known as the House of Omar Sharif, is a wonderful construction sheltered among the remains of an old quarry in the small town of Nazaret. The house, which was originally conceived by César Manrique and designed by artist Jesus Soto is a perfect combination of art and nature, with tunnels, caves and terraces. Each corner designed with beautiful detail.