All activities by Haria

Discover Haría: hiking, landscape and local crafts

Discover the greenest side of northern Lanzarote on a circular hiking route through the Valley of Haría, also known as the Valley of a Thousand Palm Trees. We walk along old paths and traditional farming terraces, surrounded by native vegetation and century-old palm groves, while exploring the island’s agricultural past.

The trail takes us through a rural landscape full of contrasts and biodiversity. At the highest point, we stop to enjoy stunning views from a natural viewpoint overlooking the Famara cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean, before heading back down to the village.

We end the walk at the artisan market in Haría, where you’ll meet local makers, discover unique products and experience a relaxed and authentic atmosphere.

This is the perfect experience for anyone looking for easy hiking in Lanzarote, enriched by landscape interpretation, local culture and the peaceful beauty of the island’s north.

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• Civil liability and accident insurance

• Small final gift

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• Transport to the meeting point (we’re happy to advise if needed)

• Food or drinks

• Personal expenses at the market or during free time

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Route through Guinate and the Fuentes de Gayo

An experience that combines landscape, history, and rural culture in one of the most authentic corners of northern Lanzarote.

We begin in the small village of Guinate, a traditional agricultural settlement located in the midlands of Haría. From here, we take a gentle walk along paths that cross old terraces and stone walls, reminders of the generations who learned to make the most of every drop of water in this fertile valley.

Along the way, we talk about the importance of water in Lanzarote’s agricultural life, how local ingenuity made cultivation possible in such a dry environment, and the old hydraulic systems like the Fuentes de Gayo, which for centuries provided water to farmers and shepherds.

The route offers spectacular views of the Famara cliffs and the Chinijo Archipelago, in an area where nature and tradition remain in perfect balance.

A hiking experience ideal for those who want to connect with the island’s rural history, explore less-travelled landscapes, and understand how water, land, and human effort have shaped Lanzarote’s unique character.

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• Guided tour with a local interpreter

• Civil liability and accident insurance

• Small gift at the end of the experience

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