Lanzarote Self-Drive Discovery: 7 Days of Volcanoes, Beaches and Island Wonders
This 7 night self drive Tailored holiday to Lanzarote offers you the chance to discover the Island of Volcanic Landscapes, Golden Beaches and enjoy the World Class Restaurants on offer. On your self drive holiday to Lanzarote you will have your own car and your own apartment, giving you the flexibility to go where you want, when you want and at your own pace. You can relax on some of the World's best Beaches and take in some of the most Impressive Architecture on the Planet. Highlights of your self drive holiday to Lanzarote are a 4x4 safari through the Timanfaya National Park, wine tasting in the wine region of La Geria, where the vineyards defy the volcanic landscape of the rest of the Island and a day on the rugged coast of Fuerteventura. The Island has many Iconic sights but also many Secret treasures to discover.
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Once you land on the island of Lanzarote and pick up your rental car at the airport, you can drive directly to your hotel or your villa. After your arrival you can start to get to know the island right away. By a relaxing stay at the beach or by exploring your direct environment you will fall in love with Lanzarote right away. There are famous beaches everywhere around Lanzarote. One of them is the Charco de los Clicos with the emerald green water that is definitely worth seeing.
Beach lovers will find their paradise on earth in Lanzarote. Furthermore, walkers will be able to enjoy in a unique way the diverse landscapes of this land. The small villages are full of character and culture, and for art lovers there is César Manrique, a local artist who has integrated in an innovative way the volcanic landscape with his architecture. Jameos del Agua, Mirador del Río, Jardín de Cactus and the César Manrique Foundation in Tahíche are just a few examples to appreciate art, nature and sustainability in perfect harmony.
Today you discover off the beaten path with a guided 4x4 safari through the otherworldly landscapes of Timanfaya National Park. Witness the dramatic volcanic terrain, black sand beaches and raw beauty of La Santa. Pause in historic Teguise for lunch, with an opportunity to explore the charming Ermita de las Nieves chapel perched on a cliff, offering sweeping island views. Continue through the palm-filled valley of Haría and enjoy vistas of the Chinijo Archipelago from Risco de Famara. Conclude the day in La Geria, a region known for its volcanic vineyards.
Spend the morning discovering Lanzarote’s viticulture amid the volcanic soils of La Geria. On a guided tour, wander through terraced vineyards, tasting wines crafted primarily from the Malvasía grape, accompanied by local cheeses. Explore four prestigious estates, including the oldest wineries in the Canary Islands and others with stunning views of Timanfaya. The afternoon is yours to relax at your hotel or continue exploring the island’s charming towns and beaches.
Cross the waters to Fuerteventura, an island of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. Explore the scenic dunes of Corralejo, visit historic towns including La Oliva, Betancuria, Pájara and Antigua. You can savor local culinary delights like artisanal olive oils and goat cheese. This full-day adventure reveals the island’s rich culture and striking landscapes before returning to Lanzarote for a leisurely evening.
Your last full day on Lanzarote! Therefore, the schedule is completely open. Visit the Sunday Teguise Market or one of the other beaches not yet visited. Go for a walk around one or two of the small villages. Find a secluded cove which has so far eluded you. Just spend the day as you wish. And in the sun. Because that’s what this island is like too.
Return the rental car and depart from the airport. We hope you enjoyed your stay in Lanzarote with its unique volcanic landscape, culture and beaches. We also hope you had a great time and will return home safely. And of course we hope to see you again and that you can tell your friends about your great Tailored trip to Lanzarote.
