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Cueva de los Verdes: What to see and how to visit it in Lanzarote
Cueva de los Verdes: visiting the Volcán de la Corona lava tube in northern Lanzarote, designed by Jesús Soto. What it’s like and which routes include it.
A spectacular section of the lava tube created by the Corona volcano, lit by artist Jesús Soto. Passages, galleries and a final secret best left unspoiled.
It is part of the same lava tube as Jameos del Agua: a tunnel several kilometres long that the lava carved on its way to the sea. For centuries locals hid here from pirate raids. The artist Jesús Soto designed its lighting and path, which alternates narrow galleries, tall chambers and surprising colours. It keeps a final secret that I won’t tell you here.
Entrance fees to tourist centres are not included in the tours; opening times and prices depend on each centre.
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Visit it on a private tour.
It is part of these private routes, with pick-up at your accommodation. If you would rather combine it with other places, we tailor the route to you.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS · 4
What people ask me mostabout Cueva de los Verdes
Is the visit suitable for everyone?
There are low sections, steps and narrow passages. If someone has limited mobility or is uneasy in enclosed spaces, let me know and we’ll assess it.
How is it related to Jameos del Agua?
Both are part of the same lava tube, created by the eruption of the Volcán de la Corona.
Which private tour visits Cueva de los Verdes?
It is part of these routes: Lanzarote, north to south (7 h). It can also be included in a tailor-made route.
Is there an entrance fee for Cueva de los Verdes?
Yes, it is a ticketed centre. The entrance fee is not included in the tour; I’ll list it in your proposal.
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