Entrance fee to Montañas del Fuego
Optional camel ride
The volcano tour was excellent, as was the rest of the tour until the wine tasting. In comparison to other wine tasting, I've never been allocated just one taste in a Bodega offering two wines. Not a wine tasting, more a single sample visitation with little info and an over-stocked gift shop.
Your tour starts by departing for the southern part of the island, passing through the town of Uga and entering the Montañas del Fuego, where you'll make a photo stop at the Echadero de Camellos. From there you'll continue between volcanoes to visit the Timanfaya National Park. There you'll see the geothermal demonstrations on the Islote de Hilario and you will carry on to the "Route of the Volcanoes" learning about the story of the eruptions that occurred in Lanzarote in past times.
Next, you'll continue towards the southern part of the island to admire "La Costa de la Lava", which includes a panoramic view of Las Salinas de Janubio and Los Hervideros, a natural attraction, carved into the rocks by the action of the sea and wind erosion.
You'll then stop in the town of El Golfo to have lunch in the town of Yaiza, awarded for its beauty and integration into the environment. After lunch, you'll cross the wine region par excellence of Lanzarote: La Geria, with a stop at a typical winery with tasting included.
