Volcano Express: Sail to Lanzarote and Walk Timanfaya’s Moonlike Volcanoes

LAS PALMAS CATAMARAN FIELD GUIDE

Volcano Express: Sail to Lanzarote and Walk Timanfaya’s Moonlike Volcanoes

A 5‑hour catamaran day trip from Fuerteventura to Lanzarote that combines a submarine‑view ferry crossing, a bus tour of Timanfaya National Park, a La Geria wine tasting and coastal highlights.

Volcano Express: Sail to Lanzarote and Walk Timanfaya’s Moonlike Volcanoes.

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Líneas Romero
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Navega a Lanzarote y descubre otra isla: the Volcano Express collects you by coach from a preassigned pickup point on Fuerteventura, carries you on a submarine‑view ferry across to Playa Blanca, and then loops through Lanzarote’s southern highlights — Timanfaya’s lunar volcanic fields, the cone‑sculpted vineyards of La Geria, the Museo de Aloe Vera and a coastal run that includes the green lake and sheer cliffs — before returning you to Fuerteventura.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CROSSING

Submarine‑view ferry across the channel

A submarine‑vision boat carries the group from Corralejo to Playa Blanca; the sea crossing lasts approximately 30 minutes and is the link between islands for the day’s land tour.

THE LANDSCAPE

Timanfaya National Park: a lunar walking landscape

At Timanfaya you’ll walk among volcanic cones and unusual geological formations in a landscape often described as lunar — one of the signature sights on the southern circuit of the island.

THE TASTE

La Geria vineyards and Aloe Vera insights

The tour includes a stop in La Geria to see the distinctive ash‑dug vine holes and a wine tasting, followed by a visit to the Museo de Aloe Vera to learn about this local crop and its uses.

What the day feels like

What the day feels like

The day moves from organized transfers to island exploration: a coach picks you up at an assigned point near your hotel and takes you to Corralejo, a glass‑bottom ferry (about 30 minutes) delivers you to Playa Blanca, and a comfortable, air‑conditioned bus then threads the southern route — Timanfaya, La Geria (with a tasting), the Aloe Vera museum and the coastal stretch to the Green Lake — before the return ferry and coach transfer back to your pickup point.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour is best suited to — and a couple of limits to keep in mind.

1
Families with childrenSuitable: the tour is advertised for all ages and infants under 2 years travel free, making it family‑friendly from an age‑eligibility standpoint.
2
Multilingual travelersSuitable with a note: official guides are offered in Spanish, English, French, German and Italian, but guide availability in a given language depends on a minimum of eight participants per language.
3
Group‑oriented visitorsSuitable for travelers who prefer a fully organized day: the package includes coach transfers, ferry crossings and scheduled stops rather than an independent itinerary.
4
Independent day‑trippersNot ideal for those seeking a self‑paced, private visit: the activity operates as a packaged group excursion with set transfers and stops.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The full excursion is listed as a 5‑hour program that combines coach transfers, the sea crossing and the guided circuit on Lanzarote.

Logistics & Pickup

You must choose the correct pickup zone when booking so the operator can assign the nearest pickup point; coach transfers run to and from Corralejo and the port.

What’s included

Included: round‑trip coach transfers to the assigned pickup point, round‑trip ferry between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote, air‑conditioned bus on Lanzarote, entry to Timanfaya, wine tasting in La Geria, official guide (subject to language minimums), Aloe Vera museum entry and travel insurance.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the Volcano Express last?

The excursion is listed with a duration of 5 horas.

How long is the sea crossing between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote?

The sailing leg takes approximately 30 minutes.

Are guides available in other languages?

Guides are provided in Spanish, English, French, German and Italian; availability in each language requires a minimum of eight participants per language.

Can I bring my infant?

Yes — the tour is open to all ages and babies under 2 years travel free.

Is wine tasting included?

Yes — a wine tasting in La Geria is included as part of the itinerary.

Does the tour include other visits on Lanzarote?

Yes — the program also visits the Museo de Aloe Vera and a coastal route that includes the Green Lake and its cliffs.