Lanzarote and La Graciosa: Immerse yourself in the experience with a local guide

Hike in the heart of the Ajaches, this massif of ancient volcanoes is the first part of the island to emerge. Starting from the small village of Las Casitas des Femés, we'll follow the ridge path, visit a cheese factory in the village of Femés, and then head back along the ridge to the starting point. In the afternoon, the west coast of Lanzarote or the beaches of Papagayo will reveal their secrets.

It is by crossing the protected areas of the natural park of the volcanoes that we will discover the most recent volcanism, the landscape of the eruptions that took place in 1730-1736 and 1824.

Thanks to its climate, the volcanic landscape remains remarkably well-preserved. On the agenda: craters, volcanic tubes, the sea, and lava flows...

We will end the day with a visit to Timanfaya National Park.

La Corona is a volcano perched high on the Famara cliffs, offering breathtaking views from its summit of the Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park (meaning "small" in Canarian) on one side and the northeast coast on the other. The circular trek begins and ends in the village of Yé. Next, a visit to the village of Haría, the Valley of a Thousand Palms, where you'll find the charm of typical Lanzarote villages, and finally, a visit to Jameos del Agua and/or Cueva de los Verdes.

The El Jable desert, whose name is derived from the French word "sable" (sand), is not a desert formed of dunes and surprisingly, it contains abundant flora representing a fertile agricultural system.

Between desert and volcanoes, the northwest coast unfolds before your eyes, along with the vestiges of a volcanism already well eroded and another full of colours!

At the end of the stage, a game of Canarian pétanque in the Soo TV club will be in order; the advice of the veterans who are always present is invaluable, and good humor is always present!

Located on the LZ30 from Mozaga to Uga, La Geria is Lanzarote's main wine region, famous for its unique landscape where vines grow in volcanic ash craters, protected by semi-circular stone walls. This volcanic soil retains moisture, allowing the cultivation of Malvasía Volcánica, a grape variety that produces aromatic and renowned white wines. It is in this environment that you will discover how life is reborn from the ashes. A visit to the former agricultural estate of the Monumento al Campesino and a wine tasting at a local winery are also on the agenda for this wonderful day.

La Graciosa is a unique place, where time stands still, where life revolves around the rhythm of the tides. A 30-minute boat trip is all it takes to get there, and the moment you set foot on the island, you'll be captivated. The itinerary on this island varies between desert landscapes, coastal paths, and idyllic beaches with stunning underwater scenery (masks and snorkels provided). We'll discover traditional fishing techniques and the method of drying fish.

The time for goodbyes has arrived, breakfast and transfer on your own; we can book taxis that will take you to the airport according to the different departure times.