
North route · 4 hours
The north, between lava & ocean: 4-hour private tour of northern Lanzarote
The north and its history. Jameos del Agua, Mirador del Río and Teguise. Art, Atlantic views and a historic island town.
- Duration
- 4 hours
- Stops
- 3 stops
- Group
- Private · up to 10 people
- Languages
- ES · EN · IT
- Price
- From €590 per group
The north and its history
We visit the fascinating Jameos del Agua, designed by César Manrique, look out over the void from Mirador del Río and finish with a stroll through the historic centre of Teguise, the island’s former capital.
A good fit if… Art, views and history appeal to you more than volcanoes.
- Route highlights
- 01Art inside a lava tube
- 02Views over La Graciosa
- 03The former capital
THE ROUTE
Stop by stop
Stop 01Jameos del Agua
A lava tube transformed by Manrique into gardens, an auditorium and the famous white pool. Its inner lake is home to tiny blind, albino crabs found nowhere else.
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Stop 02Mirador del Río
A former defensive post reimagined by Manrique, perched on a cliff almost 480 metres high, with views over La Graciosa and the Chinijo archipelago.
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Stop 03Villa de Teguise
Lanzarote’s former capital: cobbled streets, stately houses, churches and convents that hold centuries of history. It belongs to the “Most Beautiful Villages in Spain” network.
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Approximate duration of the published route. Final timings are confirmed in your proposal.
REAL MOMENTS
This is what this route feels like.
Real photos of travellers who have already explored the island with her — no catalogue poses, just days well spent.
I want thisTRANSPARENCY
What’s included — and what isn’t
I want you to know from the start what is part of your tour and what is not. Your proposal will list the exact services for your visit.
Included
- Official tour guide
- Professional driver
- Minibus or vehicle suited to your group, with child seats if needed
- Private group of up to 10 people
- Civil liability and accident insurance
- Pick-up and return at your accommodation, anywhere on the island
- The tour time you book
Not included
- Entry to visitor centres and the National Park
- Meals, unless your proposal states otherwise
- Personal purchases
- Camel ride in Timanfaya (optional)
- Extra hours beyond the booked time
BEFORE YOU GO
What to bring
Lanzarote enjoys a mild, sunny climate, but much of the island is covered in lava and ash — and the wind is always around.
- Comfortable shoesWe’ll walk on volcanic ground and cobbled streets.
- SunglassesThe light is bright almost all year round.
- Sun protectionYou’ll feel the sun even with wind or cloud.
- A light jacketTimanfaya, El Golfo and the north are always breezy.
- Your phoneFor the photos you’ll want to share.
- A sense of adventureThe most important thing of all.
WORDS FROM OUR TRAVELLERS
Experiences that stay with you.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS · 5
What people ask me mostabout this tour
Which places does this route visit?
Jameos del Agua, Mirador del Río and Teguise village. The order and time at each stop are adapted to your day and confirmed in your proposal.
Who is this tour ideal for?
Ideal if you are drawn more to art, views and history than to volcanoes. It is private: only your group, up to 10 people.
Can I do it on a cruise day?
The 4-hour routes usually fit a port call best. Send me the ship, date, arrival and all-aboard times and I’ll confirm whether it fits with a margin.
Are entrance fees included?
No. Entrance fees for the tourist centres and the National Park are paid separately. The tour includes an official guide, professional driver, vehicle, insurance and the booked time.
Where does the tour start?
I pick you up at your accommodation, anywhere on the island, and take you back. From Playa Blanca the drive to the sights is longer and may take a little time off the visit. If you arrive by cruise, tell me the ship and times.


IT’S TIME TO EXPERIENCE LANZAROTE
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