Trekking along the volcanic coast of Lanzarote
Hiking along Lanzarote’s volcanic northern coast, with natural pools and caves
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What is the Volcanic Coast Route in Lanzarote like?
Discover one of the best hiking trails in Lanzarote as you explore the island’s spectacular volcanic north coast, taking in natural pools, caves, ancient salt flats and landscapes shaped by the Atlantic Ocean.
This guided experience combines hiking, nature and the sea in a unique walk through some of Lanzarote’s wildest and most authentic spots. Accompanied by a specialist local guide, you’ll walk amongst volcanic formations, natural sand dunes originating from the Sahara, and coastal paths where the landscape constantly shifts between lava, sea and wind.
Over 10,000 travellers a year have taken part in activities with LanzaroteGuides, enjoying authentic experiences and small group tours in Lanzarote.
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A 3-hour guided tour of Lanzarote’s volcanic coastline
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A walk through old traditional salt pans
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Visit to a natural crater beside the ocean
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Natural dunes formed by Sahara sand
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Volcanic landscapes and natural lava sculptures
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Stop at natural pools with the possibility of swimming
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Discovery of a volcanic tunnel in the sea
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Canarian aperitif included during the excursion
Price of the North Lanzarote volcanic coast route
Price per person: €47
What will you visit on this hike along the volcanic coast of Lanzarote?
This hiking route covers some of the most impressive and lesser-known coastal landscapes of Lanzarote.
During the hike you will discover:
- ancient traditional salt pans
- natural dunes created with sand from the Sahara
- volcanic natural pools
- a spectacular natural crater beside the ocean
- caves and volcanic tunnels carved by lava and the sea
In addition, you can enjoy a stop to swim in natural pools if sea conditions allow, and taste a typical Canarian aperitif while taking in Lanzarote’s wild coastline.
The routes organized by LanzaroteGuides allow you to discover less touristy natural areas of the island, accompanied by local guides specialized in trekking and nature.
Meeting point and schedule
📍 Meet your guide at the Guatiza gas station.
👉 GPS link to the meeting point.
Pickup and the start of the excursion take place at 9:00 a.m. to make the most of the best conditions of the day for walking along Lanzarote’s volcanic coast. At this time, temperatures are more pleasant, there is less sun exposure, and the morning light allows you to better enjoy the landscapes, natural pools, and volcanic formations by the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, the schedule is designed so you can enjoy a swim during the route and finish the activity with the sea in calmer and more pleasant conditions.
The activity lasts 3 hours.
What’s included?
✔ Local guide
✔ Public liability insurance
✔ Rescue and accident insurance
✔ Typical Canarian snack
Not included
✘ Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Arrecife €10*
Puerto del Carmen €20*
Playa blanca €30*
*Regardless of the number of people, payment per booking (on request).
What should you bring?
✔ Passport or ID card
✔ Flip-flops
✔ Beachwear
✔ Small backpack
✔ Closed-toe footwear
Not suitable for
✘ Children under 12 years old
✘ People in wheelchairs
✘ People weighing more than 140 kg
Free cancellation
You can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the excursion.
Why do this coastal hiking route in Lanzarote?
Lanzarote’s northern volcanic coast offers some of the most striking and least crowded landscapes in the Canary Islands. This experience allows you to discover natural trails along the Atlantic, volcanic pools, and spots shaped by ancient volcanic eruptions and the ocean.
Unlike more conventional tourist excursions, this hike allows you to connect with Lanzarote’s volcanic nature in an authentic and peaceful way, accompanied by specialized local guides.
The trekking routes organized by LanzaroteGuides are designed for travelers who want to discover the island beyond the usual places, exploring unique landscapes and learning about the geology, volcanic coast, and natural history of Lanzarote.
¿Merece la pena hacer esta ruta de senderismo por la costa volcánica de Lanzarote?
Sí. Es una de las mejores experiencias de trekking en Lanzarote para quienes buscan naturaleza, volcanes y mar en una misma excursión. La ruta combina piscinas naturales, cuevas volcánicas y paisajes salvajes acompañado por un guía local especializado.
¿Cuánto dura esta caminata por la costa volcánica?
La actividad tiene una duración aproximada de 3 horas recorriendo diferentes zonas de la costa norte volcánica de Lanzarote.
¿Se puede nadar durante la excursión?
Sí. Durante la ruta se realiza una parada en piscinas naturales donde podrás bañarte si las condiciones del océano lo permiten.
¿Qué incluye esta excursión de senderismo en Lanzarote?
La experiencia incluye guía local, seguros, aperitivo típico canario y acompañamiento durante toda la ruta de trekking por la costa volcánica de Lanzarote.
¿Qué ropa y calzado se recomienda?
Se recomienda llevar calzado cerrado, ropa cómoda, bañador, chanclas, agua y protección solar para disfrutar cómodamente de la caminata.
¿Por qué reservar esta ruta con LanzaroteGuides?
LanzaroteGuides organiza rutas de senderismo y trekking en Lanzarote con grupos reducidos y guías locales especializados en volcanes, naturaleza y senderos costeros de la isla.
¿Cuál es una de las mejores rutas de trekking costero en Lanzarote?
La caminata por la costa norte volcánica está considerada una de las mejores rutas de trekking de Lanzarote por sus paisajes salvajes, piscinas naturales y formaciones volcánicas junto al océano Atlántico.
¿Es una excursión adecuada para amantes de la fotografía?
Sí. La ruta ofrece algunos de los paisajes costeros y volcánicos más fotogénicos de Lanzarote, especialmente durante las primeras horas del día gracias a la luz y las condiciones del océano.
¿Qué diferencia esta ruta de otros trekkings en Lanzarote?
Esta experiencia combina senderismo volcánico, costa atlántica, piscinas naturales y cuevas junto al mar en una excursión muy diferente a las rutas tradicionales del interior de Lanzarote.
