3 Volcanoes Guided Walking Tour from Lanzarote

Thoroughly enjoyed our day with Martina & Sylvia. Very knowledgeable, gave us lots of information on the history and current climate of the volcanoes, really interesting. Lunch was a choice of delicious rolls, an apple & water.

Anyone interested in a deep geological description of the volcanic history of Lanzarote will love this tour. The tour guides Arnolfo and Silvia were excellent. This particular day had high winds, so it presented some walking challenges, but it was a pleasant, interesting outing. The trip description says snacks would be provided, but we actually had a picnic lunch. I highly recommend this hike to anyone interested drilling down into the depths of volcanic geology.

Adolfo was very knowledgeable and he managed to simplify the concepts so that we were able to have a better understanding of how the Canary Islands were created. He was also very patient in answering our queries. The walking pace was manageable. We enjoyed ourselves.

We had a great time and we could ask as many questions as we wanted. The tour was guided by an archaeologist and a geologist. Our lunch was a sandwich, an orange and a bottle of water.

A great day out exploring the awesome landscape. We learnt such a lot about the history and geology of Lanzarote! Interesting and enthusiastic guides. Friendly small group . Thank you.

Been to Lanzarote several times so thought we’d seen it all. But this guided walk round 3 volcanoes was something new to us! The guide was very knowledgeable and we really enjoyed the walks and meant something at the same time. Thanks for a great trip!

Amazing, learnt so much, alfonso and the Italian lady(can't remember name) very informative and interesting, thanks for a really great trip :)

We really enjoyed this tour, picked up in time from our hotel and off to Timanfaya National Park, not a long drive, and soon we were on our way to visit the first volcano. There were only 4 of us, a nice small group. We travelled in a minibus and along a bumpy section away from the main roads for the last bit before we set off walking. We soon reached the base of the first volcano with regular stops for information, then we climbed upwards but it was manageable even for anyone unused to hiking. We we able to look into the crater from the top, and take some photos before heading off to the second volcano, no climb walking on the level and worth it to see a great example of a volcano ‘bomb’. The third volcano was one where you go inside the crater, a little more tiring as the day got warmer, so bring water and make sure to wear sun screen and a hat. You need sturdy comfortable shoes/trainers with reasonable grip and not open as the volcanic shingle finds its way under your feet very easily. It’s an idea to take your own bottle of water to drink while walking, though there is water available at lunch time. We had a tasty choice of sandwiches for lunch, with a piece of fruit, which was perfectly sufficient. Our driver and guide was a geologist, who was literally a mine of information and loved to talk all things volcano related.

Despite the rather cool cloudy weather this was a brilliant walk, with two excellent leaders who were knowledgeable and friendly. Walk is about 8km with only one uphill section. Good lunch supplied.

Picked up fromour hotel on time, the trip to the meeting place was quick. The tour itself was so interesting with avery knowledgeable guidewho explained everything without going on and on like some do! Lunchwas a real treat and after the tour weweretaken back to ourhotel. A brillia t day. Thankyou viator for the trip.