Duration
4:30 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate
Experience Details*
Visit Lanzarote’s most iconic landmark and taste provincial wine at a vineyard on this accessible experience in the great outdoors.
Gaze out at the lunar-like landscape as you drive into Timanfaya National Park, also known as Fire Mountains, where barren lava cinders and violet volcano cones are as haunting as they are spellbinding. Soak up the views and watch in awe (from a safe distance, of course!) as your guide performs ‘experiments’ to demonstrate the active, powerful forces beneath the earth’s crust.
You might be surprised to find that vineyards dot this region, with vines protected by semi-circular stone walls. Call in at a local bodega to savour a sample of the sumptuous wine that’s made in this unlikely location and, on the journey back to your ship, stop off at an aloe vera centre to see how the healing plant is harvested.
At a glance*
Duration: Half-day accessible tour
Activity: Moderate level of walking
Transport: By adapted minibus
Why book? Connect with awe-inspiring Canarian nature
Itinerary*
Drive from the port to Timanfaya National Park> Visit of the park> Drive to a local winery> Free time and refreshment drink> Drive to the aloe vera centre with free time > Drive back to the ship
What's included*
Local guide
Scenic drive in an adapted vehicle
Visit the Timanfaya National Park
Refreshment drink at a vineyard
Visit an aloe vera centre
Essential information
Guests are advised when booking this experience 1 adult ticket will include 1 wheelchair accessible place and 1 companion seat. This tour can only accommodate manual wheelchairs; regrettably the vehicle can't accommodate electric wheelchairs. For guests own health and safety, regrettably mobility scooters cannot be accommodated on accessible vehicles. Additional companion seats are very limited, please see the on-board Shore Experience team for further availability.
Guests are advised to take a jacket with them, as it may be windy up on Fire Mountain. This tour travels along some winding mountain roads. It also involves a 15-minute walk with a slight incline at the National Park.