Lanzarote trike tour for up to three people – no transfers

Lanzarote Submarine Tour

Dive down to the seabed on a real submarine adventure in Lanzarote. You'll board at Puerto Calero, settle by the large viewing portholes and descend up to 30 metres below the surface. From there, an underwater world unfolds - you'll glide past mysterious shipwrecks and observe Atlantic marine life swimming freely in their natural habitat. Experience the silence, the depth, the wonder.On-board commentary and an audio guide available in nine languages reveal the secrets of the Atlantic and the delicate ecosystems you're exploring, with headphones provided. After around 45 minutes beneath the waves, you'll surface with a personalised dive certificate to mark the experience. Coach transfers are included, making this an easy, unforgettable adventure for all ages.

Three-hour Lanzabuggy buggy tour

This three-hour dirt trail tour screams adventure. Hop in your powerful off-road buggy and after a quick safety briefing, you'll be ready to ride. Set off down rugged trails, zigzag over the black volcanic plains and rumble alongside the coast for epic views across the Atlantic Ocean. Along the way, your guide will give you the lowdown on all the interesting facts and history of the island.

Lobos Island and Dolphin Watching Trip

Isla de Lobos, or island of the wolves, is as remote and wild as they come – and your destination for the day on this rejuvenating boat trip. You'll disembark at Lobos Island where the time's yours to swim and go in search of peace and tranquillity. During the journey to and from Lanzarote, keep an eye on the dolphins, flying fish and whales that may join us for the ride.You'll set sail from Puerto del Carmen, with Lobos Island in your sights. After about an hour and a half at sea, seeking out signs of activity for dolphins and whales, you'll land on the island's idyllic shores. White sand dunes shimmer beneath the clear seas, inviting you to swim and explore this protected natural area.Head off on one of the paths, or keep to the shores doing as much, or as little, as you like. Then, after about two hours, you'll board the jet boat once more to skirt your way back to Lanzarote – keeping watch for the flying fish that often put on a show.

Lanzarote Jet Ski South Route with transport

Skip the morning coffee, it won't be needed. Instead, grip on to your own Jet Ski and skim across the blue waters from Puerto del Carmen all the way to Papagayo beach. Have your pulse racing as you and the family enjoy a view like no other: volcanic vistas, vast expanses of wild water and clear skies under the sunThe morning starts off with collecting guests first from Costa Teguise, then Playa Blanca and finally Puerto del Carmen. The harbour will be your first step into the sea, where you'll be sailed to the waiting Jet Skis. There you'll have a full safety briefing and guide on using the jet skis before jumping onto them.Then, you're ready for an experience you won't soon forget. Rev your jets and tighten your lifejackets, you're off to discover the beautiful coast of Lanzarote and the gems along the way like Puerto Calero, Quemada Beach and Las Coloradas before reaching Papagayo beach. After the morning's thrills there'll be transport back to the harbour in Puerto del Carmen.

Ferry ticket with Balearia Canarias to Fuerteventura

Fuerteventura is just a 35-minute ferry journey away from Lanzarote, and makes for an ideal day trip. There are up to seven crossings per day with Balearia Canarias from Playa Blanca to Corralejo in the north of Fuerteventura. This traditional fishing village boats an atmospheric old town, a lively harbour scene and over 11km of sandy beaches and dunes.

Teguise Sunday Market Trip

More than 360 stalls cram into Teguise's pretty plaza and cobbled streets on market day. So, shoppers will be spoilt for choice with this half-day trip to the island's most popular Sunday market. Expect tables creaking with local foodstuffs, jewellery, paintings and handicrafts. What's more, it's all given a carnival atmosphere by Canarian dancers, hair braiders and panpipe bands.

Lanzarote trike tour for up to three people – no transfers

Calling all petrolheads! Hit the road in style on this adventurous trike tour across Lanzarote's volcanic landscapes. This guided tour follows the coast and winds through traditional villages like Uga, La Geria and Yaiza. You'll have the option to stop at either the Monumento al Campesino sculpture, or the town of Famara, known for its sparkling waters and views of La Graciosa. Your second stop is the scenic fishing village of La Santa, so get ready to snap some amazing photos.

Lanzarote Two Advanced Scuba Dives

With warm temperatures throughout the year, Lanzarote's the optimum place to notch up a few dives. And if you already have your scuba diving qualification and fancy a new challenge, then this advanced dive is just the thing for seeing the island's underwater world.You'll meet up at the centre where you'll be given your equipment, including weights and tanks, then you'll head out to the water with a qualified SSI instructor. The best part is that with visibility up to 40 metres, you're sure to see all the delights that sit below the surface, including rock formations and the marine life that bring visitors to the shores.At the same time, you'll also be able to sharpen your skills for future dives and have fun while you're out there. Dives are available in the morning and afternoon, and you'll be in safe hands with a five star scuba school.

Biosfera Express La Graciosa Ferry

With up to nine ferries a day from Orzola in the Lanzarote, the volcanic island of La Graciosa has never been easier to visit from Lanzarote. Enjoy a comfy and scenic 30-minute journey over with the family-run Biosfera Express ferry service and explore the most rustic of the Canary Islands.There are no cars or paved paths in La Graciosa – but there are four volcanoes and countless virgin beaches. Which is why a visit is a must when staying in Lanzarote. You'll arrive in Caleta del Sebo, the larger of the two settlements on the island. With its sandy streets, whitewashed houses, it's like something from a Spaghetti Western.You can choose between a day at one of the island's beaches – think golden sands washed by turquoise waters or maybe a hike inland to one of the volcanoes. The twin craters of El Mojon and La Aguja are a half-hour walk or so away from the village. You'll soon discover why unspoiled La Graciosa is the centrepiece of the Chinijo Archipelago Nature Reserve.

Northern Lanzarote tour with Green Caves and Jameos del Agua with optional lunch

Larger-than-life Lanzarote legend César Manrique left his imprint all over the island, but nowhere more so than the north. The architect was inspired by the region's extraordinary geology. This tour takes in three iconic sights – the Green Caves, Jameos del Agua and Mirador del Rio. David, one of our local guides, says, "the north of the island was a canvas for Manrique's palette. As he used to say, “the north is still the traditional Lanzarote.”First up are the Green Caves, where a maze of galleries and stairways lead you to a natural auditorium. These caverns – 16 have been discovered so far – are air bubbles that are linked by a tunnel created by the lava flow from a volcanic eruption. During the 1960s, the Cabildo of Lanzarote commissioned Jesús Soto to adapt the cave system for visitors, creating one of the island's most fascinating attractions. The influence of Manrique is, however, even more pronounced in the Jameos del Agua. Here, he harmonised this roofless volcanic cave, adding rock gardens and a glassy lake, filled with blind, white crabs found only in Lanzarote.Also on the agenda is Mirador del Rio, one of Manrique's most sci-fi creations. Not only does this viewpoint blend in seamlessly with its surroundings atop a 470-metre-tall cliff, but it boasts wow-factor vistas across to the island of La Graciosa. Next, you'll head to Haria, an oasis of green known as the “Valley of a Thousand Palms,” scattered with whitewashed houses and surrounded by peaks. If you book the tour option that includes lunch, you'll sit down for a meal made from locally sourced ingredients in a typical Canarian house here, too.