Discover one of the most spectacular landscapes on the island, where the white of salt contrasts with the volcanic black and blue of the ocean, in an enclave of great historical value.

Admire this unique natural phenomenon, with its characteristic emerald color inside a volcanic crater by the sea.

Visitor Center of Timanfaya: Learn about the volcanic origin of Lanzarote through interactive exhibitions that explain how the eruptions shaped the island.

Stop at the Hermitage of Los Dolores, dedicated to the patron saint of Lanzarote after the volcanic eruptions of Timanfaya. It is a symbolic and peaceful place that reflects the connection between the local faith and the volcanic history of the island.

Enjoy one of the wildest and most impressive landscapes, with miles of sand under the cliffs of the Risco de Famara.

Stop at the Mirador de la Ermita de Las Nieves, on top of the Risco de Famara, one of the most spectacular points in northern Lanzarote. From here you can enjoy breathtaking views of La Graciosa and the Chinijo archipelago, in a unique setting between cliffs and ocean.

Stop at a traditional inn to enjoy local cuisine in an authentic atmosphere. A moment of rest to taste typical homemade dishes of the island

Stop at the Mirador del Río, a work by César Manrique located on top of the cliffs of Famara. From here you can enjoy one of the best views of La Graciosa and the Chinijo archipelago.

Stop at Caletón Blanco, a beach with white sand and turquoise waters formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. A perfect place to relax and enjoy one of the quietest landscapes in northern Lanzarote.

Discover the benefits of Canary Island “green gold” and learn about its traditional cultivation and uses.

End the experience in a traditional setting, enjoying the architecture and local essence of Lanzarote.