Timanfaya National Park, which occupies 25% of the island, is an amazingly surreal place to visit. The Fire Mountains in the park possess a singular beauty. Before the eruptions, this area contained vast, fertile grounds. Today, the zone is covered with lava, ash, and dust. Nevertheless, nature continues to persist in some beautiful and unique ways. We’ll enjoy a panoramic tour of the park to see as much of the changing landscape as possible before reaching the Islote de Hilario. Here, we’ll take part in geothermic demonstrations and learn about the immeasurable energy stored within the earth. After, we’ll hit the Volcano Route on our return and cross the through Geria, which contains thousands of semicircle stone-and-rock vineyards patiently built by winegrowers over the years. We’ll finish up with a tasting of wine at one of the oldest bodegas on the island.

PLEASE NOTE

• The order of the visits can change.
• Times are approximate.
• Good walking shoes are recommended.