Si 30 minutes à peine séparent Lanzarote et Fuerteventura, les deux îles sont complètement opposées en termes de paysages. Nous vous emmenons au nord de l'île pour découvrir ses paysages lunaires, ses vallées parsemées de palmiers, ses vignobles volcaniques et ses villages blanchis à la chaux. Teresa, l'une de nos guides locales expertes, dit : "Les vins de Lanzarote sont le fruit de notre ingéniosité à exploiter la destruction causée par Dame Nature pour en faire un art, un fil conducteur qui unit l'insulaire et le paysage".
Après une prise en charge matinale, vous serez conduit au port pour prendre le ferry à destination de Playa Blanca. L'action commence tout de suite au parc national de Timanfaya, une réserve de biosphère de l'UNESCO qui abrite plus de 100 volcans. Vous aurez l'impression d'avoir atterri sur la lune. Vous pourrez sentir la chaleur sous vos pieds en regardant les broussailles s'enflammer et un geyser fumant jaillir du sol. Teresa ajoute : "Le trajet à travers les paysages de lave de la route lunaire semble tout droit sorti d'un film de science-fiction".
Un arrêt est prévu dans un domaine viticole familial de La Geria. Vous profitez d'une dégustation de ses vins, élaborés à partir de raisins cultivés dans des cavités circulaires humides, appelées "socos". Une promenade dans la vallée des Mille Palmiers vous ouvrira l'appétit. Un déjeuner buffet est servi dans un restaurant familial, qui utilise des ingrédients locaux. Avec cet arrêt, vous contribuez à la communauté locale. Pour terminer la journée, vous visiterez Jameos del Agua. Ces tunnels volcaniques ont été convertis en boîte de nuit par le légendaire architecte local César Manrique dans les années 60.
Visite des volcans et grottes de Lanzarote au départ de Fuerteventura
- Explorez les paysages lunaires du parc national de Timanfaya, classé par l'UNESCO
- Admirez les côtes volcaniques lors de la traversée en ferry du détroit de Bocayna
- Profitez d'une dégustation de vins à La Geria et visitez les tunnels volcaniques de Jameos del Agua
- Savourez un déjeuner traditionnel dans un restaurant canarien typique dans le village de Haria
- Guide local expert ayant une connaissance inégalée de Lanzarote et de son histoire
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- Non adapté aux personnes en fauteuil roulant
- Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience
Basé sur 280 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés
Catégories d'évaluation
Personnel
4,3/5
Service
4,3/5
Sécurité
4,3/5
Rapport qualité-prix
4,3/5
Holler
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en couple
25 - 34 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Tolle Organisation, wunderbare Erklärung, der Guide war top. Der Ausflug kann nur empfohlen werden.
Beti
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en couple
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Wszystko bylo naprawde niesamowite. Tylko obiad byl troche nie pod nasz smak. Po za tym wszystko bylo super Dziekujemy ipozdrawiamy.
Rene
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en couple
18 - 24 ans
Moyen
Note globale3/5
Die Tour ist sehr lang und es wird viel Zeit im Bus verbracht. Was natürlich nicht verhindert werden kann. Uns persönlich hätte die Vulkantour gereic ...
Fam. W.
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en famille
18 - 24 ans
Excellent
Note globale4/5
Die Weinverkostung ist Quatsch. Sonst ist die Tour zu empfehlen, es wird viel erklärt und man sieht viel. Ablauf war auch reibungslos.
Larissa
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en couple
35 - 44 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Sehr umfangreiches Tour! Alles war super gut organisiert , Zeitmenegment war perfekt! Sehr interessant!
Rewelacyjny przewodnik po Lanzarote
De États-Unis d'Amérique - juillet 2025A voyagé en famille
25 - 34 ans
Excellent
Note globale5/5
Szczególnie warto zauwazyc pelny profesjonalizm Pani Uli, przewodnika wycieczki. Swietnie przeprowadzona wycieczka. Pani Ula zna kazdy szczegól Wysp K ...
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