Prepare sports shoes and join us on this Timanfaya National Park walking tour, hiking the Volcanoes Natural Park, the bordering area. You will discover at every step the incredible places sculpted by the volcanic eruptions of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Lanzarote.
To protect the health and well-being of all participants, the activity is scheduled in small groups of 6 people, including minibus transportation and expert English-speaking guide (or the language of your choice).
We will start this Volcano hike in Lanzarote picking you up at your hotel or apartment. Then we will reach this protected landscape on the edge of Timanfaya National Park and from here we will enjoy a trekking tour on a 7 km journey, marveling at the diversity of craters, boilers, lava sea and remains of volcanic ash that characterize the whole place.! We assure you that discovering these amazing places time will fly away!
The route of about 3 hours runs along roads with particular geographical characteristics, where the aridity of the soil and its hot temperatures are evidenced. Some of the points we will pass are the volcano de la Rilla, the Señalo volcano and the caldera de Santa Catalina.
We willalso learn about the diversity of species (vertebrates, reptiles and birds) that inhabit the park, which amount to more than 200, 24 of them being declared protected species. Interesting, right?
Our guide will be responsible for interpreting the environment, narrating the most relevant aspects of its history, and answering all the doubts and concerns that arise during thia volcano hike around Timanfaya.
Timanfaya National Park walking tour is an ideal activity to share with family, friends or couples, as it is suitable for all audiences and does not offer great difficulty.
In addition to being astonished with its landscapes out of the ordinary, it will be an opportunity to discover in an enjoyable way the volcanic history of Lanzarote, which dates back to the Oligocene period of more than 25 million years ago, going through what would be the beginning of what we know as the Canary Islands, and finally reaching the current.
We will be back to our accommodation around 13:00 - 13:30 hours.
