Recommended. - It's definitely worth it especially when travelling solo. Make sure you have your camera/phone charged. Bring a power bank. Very quick stops 15 to 30mins at each place but to be honest, you wouldn't want to spend much time at each place anyways, especially if you want to cover a lot of sights in that short amount of time. Wine tasting was an added bonus. Although I would have loved some more demonstration/explanation at the winery but it was too busy. Overall I will still give this a 100% recommendation, enjoyable as solo , family or group. And again get ready to meet very lovely tour guides!

Well organized - Everything ok, the trip, the guide... it is well organized and without waiting. In one day you can visit everything essential on the island.

This is a must and well worth it!! - Each stop was very well organised, excellently planned with a very friendly and helpful tour guide The tour was very insightful learning lots about Lanzarote and its landscape Brilliant use of, half a day, we would thoroughly recommend

Enjoyable day around the island - We saw everything what was in the description of the program. We took many nice photos. Really great bus driver, friendly tour guides. Worth it. Thank you!

Superb experience - Highly recommend the half day trip that I did. Timanfaya is a must see if you go to Lanzarote. A well organised trip with an excellent guide.

BRILLIANT - Gotta Go.. - Whole day trip.., A long day, but you see all that Lanzarote has to offer.. REALLY good use of time. The caves at the beginning do require some good footwear…..beware! Seeing the Timanfaya park in detail was utterly brilliant. The Tour was just right - stops short but expertly done. Driver was excellent - needed to be in theTimanfaya National Park. Guide was exceptional. I would recommend this all day trip to everyone..

Perfect half day tour 😁 - We loved the tour. 😁 Everything is worth visit so we would recomend booking with Lanzarote Guides because they are the best. 😁

Highly recommend for a fun day out! - We had a fantastic tour, the tour guide was very informative and welcoming. Bus was good, air con and comfortable. We were picked up from Arrecife, a 10min walk from the hotel which was nice as we hadn’t been that far at that side of the city. A small bus picked us up and took us to The Monumento, a monument which represents peasant farmers that worked the land with use of camels. We had 5-10mins before the big bus picked us up so we were able to explore the area. Once picked up, we stopped at the vineyard first which was a great start. We stopped at the camels, personally we thought €11 was a good price for something we’d never done before. The camels seemed very well looked after. The man was friendly and we had Singo. Would definitely recommend paying the extra for the camels. Which is cash only and paid on the bus on route. The volcano experience was very good, worth being on the tour as only tour buses are allowed on the Timanfaya route after the visitor Center. The views are phenomenal, however it is quite a wyndy road so not so great for those with travel sickness. The final stop was the green lake, a 3-5min walk from the bus, it is worth the short walk. The contrasting colours and coastal views are beautiful. We also took a walk down to the black sand beach which was back at the very start of the walk to lake verde. We got dropped off where we were picked up and have no complaints. A very good tour, guide and driver.

Timanfaya experience - The bus was super clean and comfortable, and bus driver was experienced and corteous, tour guide's expertise, knowledge of the wineery, landscape and volcanic activity, the camel ride and camel handlers were a unique connection with the local natural world, the lagoon was breathtaking. Loved it all really

Great sites shame about the transport - Sites were amazing to see and the bus driver did a great job threading through the mountains. However if you were looking for a smaller tour group like us with small children this may not suit. The trip was advertised to be for max 55 people, however, we joined another tour which was on a cramped hot double decker bus of 87 seated passengers.