Wine and landscape

Discover La Geria on a circular hiking route through volcanic vineyards, where vines planted in black ash tell the story of a centuries-old winemaking tradition. Led by a local guide, you’ll walk along trails framed by dry stone walls, learning how vines survive in arid soil and under the trade winds.

Along the way, you’ll learn about native grape varieties, sustainable farming techniques, and visit Bodegas Rubicón to enjoy a local wine tasting surrounded by volcanic landscape.

Ideal for those looking for easy hiking in Lanzarote, enriched with history, scenery and flavour.

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• Certified local guide specialised in landscape, history and wine tradition

• Circular hiking route through the protected area of La Geria

• Visit to Bodegas Rubicón with a tasting of local wine

• Civil liability and accident insurance

• Small group (maximum 10 people)

• Small gift at the end of the hike

• Solidarity contribution through the ecobank (€0.50 per participant)

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• Transport to the meeting point (I can help you plan it if needed)

• Additional food or drinks beyond the tasting

• Personal equipment (suitable footwear, sun protection, water, etc.)

• Personal expenses not included in the programme

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Teguise at sunset: history, landscape and tradition beyond the old walls

Teguise was the capital of Lanzarote for over 400 years, and its surroundings still breathe the rhythm of history, the silence of the landscape and the island’s agricultural legacy.

On this guided sunset walk, we explore the rural area of Vega de San José, which embraces the town from outside its ancient walls. We follow old trails among traditional fields and historic remains, as the soft evening light bathes the land.

Along the way, we talk about agricultural heritage, local customs and the deep bond between people and their land. The experience ends with a peaceful stroll through the historic centre of Teguise, where stone walls tell stories and the silence of dusk enhances the charm of its squares, convents and narrow streets.

A slow-paced route with no steep slopes, ideal for those who want to discover Teguise from another perspective: from the land, from the outside, and from the quiet of the end of the day.

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• Guided walk through Vega de San José and the historic centre of Teguise

• Interpretation of the agricultural landscape and cultural heritage

• Local guide specialised in history and territory

• 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 starting point of the activity

• Additional expenses not specified in the experience

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Lanzarote in a Glass: a walk and wine tasting among volcanoes and local flavours

A simple yet eye-opening walk to discover how Lanzarote’s volcanic history has shaped not only its landscapes, but also its wines.

We start at the Monumento al Campesino, a symbol of rural life and the island’s traditional soul. As we walk among lava flows and volcanic ash, we talk about past eruptions, land formation, and how the vine found a way to survive and thrive in this challenging terrain.

The experience ends at the nearby Plaza de los Artesanos, where Vicenta welcomes us at the House of Canarian Wine. There, we enjoy a tasting of one selected wine, paired with a local delicacy: perhaps a red with artisan chocolate, a sparkling wine with smoked salmon, or a white with fresh cheese.

A tailor-made activity to connect with the landscape, learn about volcanoes and taste Lanzarote in a glass.

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• Guided walk starting from the car park of the Monumento al Campesino

• Interpretation of the Fertility sculpture, volcanic landscape and wine-making history

• Circular route along paths surrounding the rural area around the centre

• Local guide specialised in geology and wine tourism

• Tasting of one wine paired with a local product at the House of Canarian Wine

• 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 starting point of the activity

• Additional consumption not included in the tasting

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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 two local wines, 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 2 local wines 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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Guatiza: Cactus Garden, wine & cochineal

A unique wine experience that blends landscape, memory and flavour in the rural heart of Lanzarote.

We begin with a guided visit to the Cactus Garden, a César Manrique masterpiece, where we explore the agricultural past of Guatiza, the prickly pear plantations and the link between art, land and sustainability. We talk about Manrique, pop-art and how landscape becomes living art.

After the garden visit, we head to La Olivina Winery, a small family-run project full of soul. There, Jorge, the founder, welcomes us with a personal story about the place, the history of cochineal farming, and his grandfather’s legacy in this journey of tradition and transformation.

The experience ends with a tasting of 4 local wines, paired with Canarian cheeses, in an authentic and intimate setting. A delicious way to taste the identity of Lanzarote at its roots.

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• Entrance to the Cactus Garden by César Manrique

• Guided visit inside the garden

• Tasting of 4 local wines paired with Canarian cheeses

• Talk about cochineal farming and its historical role in the area

• Final gift with local identity

• Contribution to the ecoBank solidarity fund

• Accident and liability insurance

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• Transport to the meeting point (I can help you organise it if needed)

• Additional food or drinks beyond the tasting

• Personal expenses not included in the programme

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