Things to Do in Lanzarote: Complete 2026 Guide
Timanfaya National Park, César Manrique masterpieces, wine country and the best beaches on the island.
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Timanfaya & the fire mountains
Timanfaya National Park is the reason most people visit Lanzarote — a surreal landscape of volcanic craters and coloured earth. The coach tour includes geothermal demonstrations where water turns to steam in seconds. Add a jeep safari to reach areas the buses don't cover.
César Manrique's Lanzarote
The artist and architect shaped Lanzarote more than anyone. His former home built inside volcanic bubbles (Jameos del Agua), the Mirador del Río viewpoint and the Cactus Garden are unmissable. Knowing his story transforms the entire island visit.
La Geria wine country
Lanzarote's vineyards are unlike any others — single vines planted in pits of volcanic ash (picón) to retain moisture. The Malvasía wine is excellent and most bodegas offer tastings. Combine with a trip to the green lagoon at El Golfo or Papagayo beaches.
Book related experiences
Coach tour through Timanfaya National Park with geothermal demos and volcanic landscapes.
- Timanfaya entrance
- Camel ride option
- La Geria wine stop
Off-road adventure through volcanoes, hidden beaches and the green lagoon at El Golfo.
- Off-road tracks
- El Golfo lagoon
- Volcanic caves
Catamaran trip from Puerto Calero spotting whales and dolphins en route to La Graciosa with beach stop.
- Whale watching
- La Graciosa stop
- Snorkeling
Private transfer from ACE to Costa Teguise, Puerto del Carmen or Playa Blanca.
- Meet & greet
- Flight tracking
- Fixed price