Culture and landscape

This experience lasts approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes and takes place in the afternoon. It runs with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 participants. The circular walk starts and finishes at Hotel Rural Finca La Florida in La Florida.

For around two hours, we walk through volcanic vineyards to understand how the soil, wind and traditional growing methods have shaped viticulture in this part of Lanzarote. Along the way, you will learn about the agricultural landscape of Masdache and La Florida, local grape varieties and the relationship between the territory and the wines produced here.

On returning to the hotel, we enjoy a guided tasting of three wines from a nearby winery. The tasting is led by Maria and connects what you taste in the glass with the landscape explored during the walk.

The activity is open to hotel guests and other visitors. No previous wine knowledge is required.

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• Guided circular walk of approximately 2 hours through the volcanic vineyards of Masdache and La Florida.
• Interpretation of the landscape, traditional viticulture, local grape varieties and the relationship between wine and territory.
• Guided tasting of three wines from a winery near Hotel Rural Finca La Florida.
• Guidance from Maria, a guide specialising in Lanzarote, wine and territory.
• Public liability and accident insurance.
• Contribution to the Ecohucha fund supporting local associations.

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• Transport to Hotel Rural Finca La Florida, where the activity starts and finishes.
• Any food or drinks in addition to the included tasting.
• Personal purchases made at the hotel.

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This guided walk lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and is limited to a maximum of 10 participants. It begins in the village of Haría, from where we gradually climb along dirt tracks through cultivated land, terraces and traditional volcanic sand fields that reveal how agriculture has shaped the valley.

At Aganada Viewpoint, we stop to enjoy views of the Risco cliffs and Famara beach, take photographs and learn about the geological formation of northern Lanzarote. We then continue around the valley and return through Malpaso ravine, one of the greener sections of the route, where the ground becomes more uneven but without steep slopes.

The walk ends back in Haría, beside the Saturday craft market, which you can visit afterwards. It is designed for travellers who want to walk at a relaxed pace, understand the rural landscape and discover northern Lanzarote beyond its viewpoints.

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• Guided walk through Haría Valley, Aganada Viewpoint and Malpaso ravine.
• Interpretation of the valley’s landscape, geology, agriculture and rural culture.
• Guidance from Maria, a guide specialising in Lanzarote and its territory.
• Public liability and accident insurance.
• Contribution to the ecobank to support local associations.
• Small gift sourced from a work-integration social enterprise

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• Transport to the meeting point. I can help you arrange it if needed.
• Food, drinks or purchases made at Haría craft market

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