A great day out. - Yvette was an excellent tour guide, friendly, great sense of humour and very knowledgeable, she was able to answer any questions put to her. Roberto driving skills were brilliant and he deserved a medal going around those bends. As for the trip itself, it was really interesting, not only seeing the volcanos and places that you wouldn’t have been able to get to by car, seeing the island was definitely worth every penny. The camel rides were very well organised and was great fun. The vineyard was interesting to visit, although it would have been nice to have had a choice of red or white wine. The shop next door was full of souvenirs and nice clothing, something for everyone. The buffet lunch was very good, lentil soup was delicious as was the wine, I would have like to have been able to purchase that wine! All in all a great day was had, so organised, thank you.

Fantastic day out! - Really enjoyed this trip. It was a long day but really worth it. The volcano and national park was breathtaking. The tour guide was brilliant as was the driver. Buffet lunch stop, with wine on the table all for €12. I’d advise you bring a bottle of water with you for the journey and some euros for the camel stop, there’s a little bar/coffee shop there that is cash only. Had a great time!

Excellent tour - Excellent tour , guide and driver very knowledgable . Day ran like clockwork , lots of great places to see

Beautiful day - We chose this excursion for its diversity..bet won Excursion to the base in Spanish and German English.. but super nice guide spoke some French. Lots of interesting good explanations Limit meal .. but for 11 euros ...that's good. Walk in a cheerful camel... In short... nice little day

Great way to see what the island has to offer. - Great way to explore the island. Pick up and drop off went smoothly, from virtually outside our hotel in Costa Teguise. Our tour was in English and German. Some of the stops felt a bit rushed but if you’re doing most of the island in a day this is going to be the case. All the stops were interesting but we enjoyed the volcano trail bit the most, the driver deserved a medal for driving around those bends safely. We had my mum with us and she struggled a bit with all the steps at Los Jameos so if you have any issues with mobility maybe this part of the tour might be an issue. We paid the extra for the buffet lunch which was good value with water, wine and ice cream included- not loads of choice for vegetarians but I would recommend the lentil soup.

Mars on earth - This tour is fantastic if you want to see Lanzarote’s most interesting sites. Our tour guide Yvette and driver Luciano were spectacular. Luciano kept us alive during those tight twisty roads, and Yvette made sure that we knew everything in great detail. I would have loved instead of taking up so much time at the vineyard to go to the lookout to see La Graciosa instead, but I knew what I was getting when I purchased. It was a great tour.

A good way to see Lanzarote - The actual tour was quite good. The guide was good and knowledgeable. Was picked up early and took just under 2 hours to pick everyone up. When the tour eventual started it was great. Plenty of time to walk around and look at the places we stopped. You can ride a camel for 11€ and get a buffet lunch for 12€ which includes wine and ice cream (both of these things are optional) Overall, a good way to see Lanzarote.

The Grand Tour of Lanzarotte - Lanzarote is worth a look! Interesting excursion but too fast in some places. The cave fine but the lake green not great

Mixed feelings - The tour had its moments, but overall, it didn’t feel like great value for money. The start was frustratingly slow—our bus picked us up at 9:05 in Arrecife, a short 20-minute ride to Yaiza, but then we had to wait until 10:40 for the rest of the group. That’s over an hour of wasted time before anything really began. The actual tour covered just three main sights: El Golfo (25 minutes), Timanfaya National Park (about an hour, but you can’t leave the bus during the volcano route), and Jameos del Agua. These were impressive, but the rest of the itinerary felt more like a tourist trap. A camel ride (extra cost), a lunch stop that wasn’t really necessary, and a brief visit to a winery—all of which took up nearly half the day and felt like distractions rather than highlights. Meanwhile, major attractions were either rushed or skipped. Teguise’s historical center was just driven through at speed, Lagomar Museum wasn’t included at all (which was a surprise), and we passed by Los Roferos without stopping, even though it would have been easy to include. Overall, it was an okay day out, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that the itinerary could have been much better structured to provide more value. If you’re expecting a deep dive into Lanzarote’s best sights, this might not be the tour for you.

The Bus Tour with an Tired Start and End - The day started off on a very poor note. The process of picking up passengers from various locations in the morning took a staggering one and a half hours. It was an extremely long and drawn - out start, making us all impatient right from the beginning. The first stop at the green lagoon was actually quite nice and lived up to expectations. However, things started to go downhill from the second stop. The camel ride, which was advertised as costing 6€ per person at "Echadero de Los Camellos" with a 30 - minute stop and admission excluded, turned out to be 11€ per adult. This significant price difference was not only misleading but also left a bad taste in our mouths. At the Timanfaya National Park, we first watched a volcanic show. But instead of being given the option to freely choose to dine at the volcanic restaurant, we were pushed towards their buffet. We ended up just seeing the park from inside the bus. The view from the bus was far from ideal, and the bumpy mountain roads made the journey extremely uncomfortable and tiring. In fact, many people around me, like the couple sitting next to me, even fell asleep during this part of the tour. The Free Wine Tasting was a huge letdown. The wine served was of mediocre quality. I could easily buy much better wine at Aldi for my evening drinks. The only saving grace of the tour was the last stop at Jameos Del Agua. It was truly stunning and definitely worth a visit. However, the end of the tour was just as bad as the start. The journey back to the Arrecife bus terminal was extremely long. It took over an hour to drop us off, even though the navigation showed it should only take 25 minutes. We had to endure a long, winding route as the bus dropped off other passengers one by one. Overall, my backside was sore from sitting for so long during this tour. I would only recommend the first and the last attractions of this tour, along with the volcanic show and the volcanic restaurant. The rest of the stops are really not worth the time and effort. I hope the tour organizers can make some improvements to provide a more satisfying experience for future travelers.