Excursions & day trips

Northern Lanzarote tour with Green Caves and Jameos del Agua

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£73.00

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Language: German, English, Dutch, Swedish

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Duration: from 4 hours to 8 hours

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Why you’ll love this…

You'll visit the Cesar Manrique-designed volcanic Green Caves and Jameos del Agua
Savouring a traditional lunch in a typical Canarian house is part of the tour
You'll enjoy panoramic vistas of La Graciosa from the Mirador del Rio viewpoint
There's a visit to lush, green Haria, known as the 'Valley of a Thousand Palms'
An expert local guide will share their unrivalled knowledge of Lanzarote and its geology

What to expect

First up are the Green Caves, where a maze of galleries and stairways lead you to a natural auditorium. These caverns – 16 have been discovered so far – are air bubbles that are linked by a tunnel created by the lava flow from a volcanic eruption. Manrique was instrumental in adapting the cave system for visitors. His influence is even more pronounced in the Jameos del Agua. Here, he harmonised this roofless volcanic cave, adding rock gardens and a glassy lake, filled with blind, white crabs found only in Lanzarote.

Also on the agenda is Mirador del Rio, one of Manrique's most sci-fi creations. Not only does this viewpoint blend in seamlessly with its surroundings atop a 470m cliff, but it boasts wow-factor vistas across to the island of La Graciosa. Next, you'll head to Haria, an oasis of green known as the “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” scattered with whitewashed houses and surrounded by peaks. Here, you'll sit down for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients in a typical Canarian house.

What's included

Transport
Guide
Admission fees
Lunch

What to remember

Pick-ups are available from selected areas in the following resorts: Costa Teguise, Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen, Puerto Calero, Playa Blanca
If you don't see the option to add an hotel for pick-up, please provide the details at checkout
You can book this tour without lunch included, just remember to pick this option when you book
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Bring suitable footwear

Provider

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Excellent

4.5 /5

Based on 405 reviews from verified customers

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Malc Clements
Verified booking
4.6
18 January 2026
Travelled as a couple
The tour guide was excellent and both knowledgeable and funny. All the attractions were first rate and worth seeing and the meal was well worth the extra money. Only downside was the mixed up collection and drop offs. We were collected at the stated pick up point but the tour guide had to wait for a second coach to transfer some of the coach occupants over and receive some additional customers. When it was time to return this caused major problems resulting in a number of us having to switch.
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Mark Nile
Verified booking
4.6
12 January 2026
Travelled as a couple
a bit more time at the viewing site would have been appreciated. Guide very knowledgeable and helpful. Not that bothered about the “ House” by the coast (1st stop) .
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Interested traveller
Verified booking
3.8
5 January 2026
Travelled with a group of friends
All places worth going to especially the Green Caves. Mirador del Rio-nice but a pity we couldn’t go out on balcony-understand safety considerations. A bit more info on the Valley of a Thousand Palms. Meal very good. Took a good while to do the pick ups. Price a bit expensive. Guide good driver drove safely.
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Tina
Verified booking
3.4
18 January 2026
Travelled as a couple
Fina sevärdheter. Lunch, dålig miljö. Fick sitta ute i regnet och kyla trots att lokalen inomhus var tom. Maten dålig. Två bussar och två guider som strulade till det med vilka som skulle åka i vilken buss varför vi fick vänta onödigt länge på vår hemfärd.
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Gaby
Verified booking
3.8
15 January 2026
Travelled with family
Die Tour war etwas anstrengend. Hat uns aber gut gefallen und man hat viel von Lanzarote gesehen. Die Zeit in Haria mit Mittagessen und Marktbesuch ist viel zu knapp bemessen. Wir hätten noch 20 Min. gehabt für den Marktbesuch. Wenn man noch hingehen und wieder zurück gehen muss, bleiben knapp 10 Min. für den Markt, deshalb haben wir den Marktbesuch ausgelassen. Schön wäre eine halbe oder 3/4 Std. mehr Zeit in Haria.
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Anders i Gävle
Verified booking
4.2
13 January 2026
Travelled as a couple
Bra innehåll och bra guide. Nackdel med två språk, i detta fall engelska och holländska. Långdragen och något dåligt timad upphämtning och skiften mellan bussar med guidning på olika språk (väntetider)

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