Lanzarote for families

Hiking in the Valley of Haría  Circular route through palm trees and viewpoints

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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• Guided walk with a certified local guide, specialised in landscape interpretation and Lanzarote’s cultural heritage

• Civil liability and accident insurance

• Small group (maximum 10 people), for a calm and personalised experience

• Informative materials about the route and a small final gift

• Contribution to the ecobank project, supporting local associations

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

• Food or drinks

• Personal equipment (appropriate clothing, hiking shoes, sun protection, etc.)

• Personal expenses at the market or during free time

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Salt and wine by the Atlantic: an interpretive walk through Janubio

Discover one of Lanzarote’s most unique cultural landscapes on an interpretive walk through Janubio, where tradition and geology come together by the sea.

Along the way, you’ll learn about the volcanic origin of the area, the role of wind and water in forming the salt flats, and how human ingenuity created a traditional salt production system that shaped the island’s economy for centuries.

We walk at a gentle pace with the Atlantic always in view. We talk about history, past trades, sustainability, and how this protected area, now a Site of Scientific Interest, is preserved today.

The experience ends with a tasting of local wine, paired with a small aperitif of regional products. A delicious and original way to savour the Janubio landscape.

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• Interpretive walk through the Janubio area

• Insights on history, geology and traditional salt-making

• Local guide specialised in territory and sustainability

• Tasting of local wine with small regional appetisers

• Liability and accident insurance

• Solidarity contribution to the ecobank (€0.50 per person)

• Final gift related to the experience

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• Transport to the meeting point

• Additional expenses not specified in the experience

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