About this tour
A 6-hour wine tour through La Geria in Lanzarote, visiting four wineries and a heritage tapas bar dating to 1890, all set against views of Timanfaya National Park's volcanic landscape. You'll taste wines at each stop and enjoy brunch and tapas; ideal for wine enthusiasts wanting to experience the region's volcanic terroir and traditional food culture without pretence.
Highlights
- Four distinct wineries showcasing La Geria's volcanic wine production
- Historic 1890 tapas bar with its own wine production on-site
- Panoramic views across 28 volcanoes in Timanfaya National Park
- Wine tastings included at every winery visit
- Brunch and authentic tapas included in the price
- Volcanic ash landscape unique to the region
- Suitable for all fitness levels
What to expect
You'll start with brunch, then move through four wineries across the La Geria region, tasting wines at each and learning about how volcanic ash shapes the local viticulture. The landscape itself is the draw—black volcanic soil, distinctive terraced vineyards, and constant views across to Timanfaya National Park. Midway or toward the end, you'll visit the 1890 tapas bar, which doubles as a functioning winery, where you'll sample its own production alongside traditional food. The tour wraps with your final tastings and tapas in that heritage setting before returning.
What travellers say
- Wine tastings genuinely included at all four wineries, not token sips
- Brunch and tapas included keeps costs transparent and fair
- Volcanic landscape and Timanfaya views set this apart from standard tours
- 1890 tapas bar adds genuine cultural and historical weight
- Accessible across age ranges and fitness abilities
- No high chairs—families with infants need prams or specialist seats
- Wine-focused itinerary may not suit non-drinkers or alcohol-averse visitors
- Exposed volcanic terrain offers little shade on hot days
- Group size and coach dynamics not clearly specified in advance
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
This suits wine lovers and food enthusiasts wanting a deeper look at how geography shapes flavour, not a party-focused wine crawl. The terrain is accessible for all fitness levels, though you'll be on your feet moving between venues. Infants and small children can come (prams and specialized infant seats are available, though not high chairs), and service animals are welcome. Wine tastings are generous—pace yourself. Brunch and tapas are included; additional food or drinks are your own cost. Group size isn't specified; expect a coach tour or small group depending on booking. Peak times may draw bigger groups. The volcanic backdrop is spectacular but exposed—bring sunscreen.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BookNow summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.