Wine tasting

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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Discover one of the most unique cultural landscapes in Lanzarote on this interpretive walk through Janubio, where tradition and geology intertwine by the sea .

Along the way, you’ll learn about the volcanic origin of the area, the role of water and wind in shaping the salt flats, and how human ingenuity created a traditional salt extraction system that was once key to the island’s economy .

We walk at an easy pace, with the Atlantic always by our side. We talk about history, traditional trades, sustainability, and how this protected area —declared a Site of Scientific Interest— is preserved today.

The experience ends with a tasting of local wine, paired with a small appetizer made from local products. 

A delicious and unique way to savour the landscape of Janubio, where the sea, salt and volcanoes tell their story

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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

• 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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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

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

• Liability and accident insurance

• 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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Teguise: 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 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.

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 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 quietness.

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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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Arrecife wasn’t always the capital of Lanzarote, but it was always a vibrant port — a place shaped by fishing, trade and popular culture.

In this evening walk, we explore the historic centre with a slow and thoughtful pace, recovering stories of the city's maritime past before tourism arrived. We talk about everyday life when the sea ruled everything, and about the traditions that still survive today.

From fishermen’s houses and old warehouses to the history of Carnival and the emblematic “buches”, this walk connects us to a more human, more local, more authentic Arrecife.

A perfect experience for those who want to feel the soul of the capital, calmly and consciously.

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• Guided walk through the historic centre of Arrecife

• Interpretation of local heritage and maritime history

• Local guide specialised in Lanzarote’s traditions and history

• 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

• Personal purchases or extra consumption during the walk

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