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Visite des volcans de Lanzarote avec barbecue dans un restaurant

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115,00 €

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Langue(s): Allemand, Anglais, Français, Néerlandais, Suédois

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Durée: De 4 heures à 8 heures

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Arrêt à la Bodega La Geria pour une dégustation de vins
Vous verrez le parc national de Timanfaya dans la soirée
Le belvédère de Montaña Rajada offre un arrêt photo exclusif
Votre guide local spécialisé vous fera découvrir la beauté et la saveur de cette île volcanique

Ce qui vous attend

Le paysage volcanique de Lanzarote prend toute son ampleur au parc national de Timanfaya. Les cratères et crêtes rouges de ce coin de l'île semblent tout droit sortis d'un film de science-fiction, et c'est encore plus impressionnant au coucher du soleil. Cette excursion a lieu en soirée, au moment idéal pour l'apprécier. Avant de nous rendre à Timanfaya, nous ferons une courte halte au domaine viticole de La Geria. Maria, guide locale, raconte que "cette bodega offre une magnifique toile de fond de vignobles volcaniques et une vue imprenable sur les montagnes pendant que vous sirotez des variétés locales lors d'une dégustation de vin."

Nous prendrons ensuite la fameuse route lunaire du parc, passant par les sommets escarpés appelés montagnes de Feu. Nous nous arrêterons à un point de vue très spécial, la Montaña Rajada, avant de nous rendre à El Diablo, un restaurant circulaire construit au sommet du volcan Islote de Hilario. Conçu par le célèbre architecte de Lanzarote César Manrique, ses amples fenêtres vous permettent de ne rien rater de la vue incroyable qui s'offre à vous.

Après avoir capturé les nuages et les cratères sous toutes leurs formes avec votre appareil photo, prenez place pour un barbecue de viande grillée à la chaleur du volcan. Vous ne manquerez rien de l'incroyable coucher du soleil et de la musique canarienne qui l'accompagnera.

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Excursion l'après-midi/le soir avec dîner barbecue
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Ce que les internautes disent de cette expérience

Excellent

4,6 /5

Basé sur 87 évaluations de voyageurs vérifiés

Catégories d'évaluation

Personnel

4,7/5

Service

4,7/5

Sécurité

4,7/5

Rapport qualité-prix

4,5/5

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5 étoiles (61)

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4 étoiles (24)

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Flob
Verified booking
4.2
17 avril 2025
A voyagé en famille
Une belle excursion avec de magnifiques vues dépaysantes. Plus d'experiences sur les volcans seraient un plus. Restaurant très sympathique avec un repas très copieux
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Karen S.
Verified booking
5
20 septembre 2025
A voyagé en couple
The tour guide was very knowlegable and made the whole trip entertaining. The area was very interesting. The dinner was well presented, served and very enjoyable. Overall an experience not to be missed.
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Ann B
Verified booking
5
19 septembre 2025
A voyagé en famille
The guide did not make sure everyone heard his instructions. We went to the gift shop and toilet and our party had disappeared. We panicked and did not know what to do. When we got back to the coach he was not pleased but it was not our fault as we could not hear what he was saying as it was very windy up there.
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Claire
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3
7 septembre 2025
A voyagé en famille
The guide was good and gave lots of information. The bus driver was terrible. Kept stalling on the high hills on the volcano, bus was rolling back which frightened my kids. Bus then hit a rock which caused a woman to fall off her seat, ripped a big hole in the tyre which looked unsafe. Had to pay for my kids as if they were adults and were only offered 1 drink on the whole trip including the restaurant. Missed the sunset as we were on other side of restaurant
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The Shells family
Verified booking
4.2
10 juillet 2025
A voyagé en famille
The tour guide was knowledgeable, friendly and entertaining. The driver was very skilled at navigating the narrow road through Timanfaya park, although Im not sure the moments of 'fast driving' were appropriate for those on board with a more nervous disposition. There was too much getting on and off the bus. I don't think the trip to la geria added anything of value to the excursion. The lady serving at the wine tasting was not very friendly. There was no opportunity to choose a different wine.
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Holly
Verified booking
5
4 juillet 2025
A voyagé en couple
Really enjoyed the trip. Great guide. Fab meal. Amazing views. Very windy up there. Coach was abit tight on my legs being 6ft so a tad uncomfortable. But all in all a fab trip.

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