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Camel Ride and Minivan Tour at Timanfaya National Park

79,00 €

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Sprachen: Deutsch, Englisch

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Dauer: zwischen 2 Stunden bis 4 Stunden

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Highlights

There's scenery galore on a guided camel ride in Timanfaya National Park
It's a chance to explore the crater of Volcan del Cuervo, site of a historic eruption
The lunar landscapes of Timanfaya National Park are ready to be discovered by minivan
You'll visit the Mancha Blanca Visitors' Centre and La Degollada hamlet
Your expert local guide has an unrivalled knowledge of Lanzarote's history

Beschreibung

Sci-fi scenery and camels – this morning in Timanfaya National Park is no ordinary tour. On this fun-filled adventure, you'll explore Lanzarote's top attraction by both traditional and modern means. Star turns include the historic ‘Raven's Volcano', a visitors' centre, the hamlet of La Degollada and, of course, a camel ride. Marian, one of our local guides, says, "You get to enter a volcano crater – it's a truly spine-tingling experience – while the camel ride gives you time to absorb the lunar landscape."

First up is the Volcan del Cuervo, or ‘Raven's Volcano'. Located on the edge of Timanfaya National Park, it breaches from a landscape of jet-black soot. It was here that the volcanic eruptions that created Timanfaya began in 1730. Towering walls surround the crater but for a gap seared open by a river of lava, which allows you into the base. Next, we'll zip over to the Mancha Blanca Visitors' and Interpretative Centre. Have a poke around its multimedia displays and get the lowdown on the geology of the Canaries.

Then it's time for the more light-hearted part of the tour – the camel ride. You'll be helped on to wooden seats harnessed to the single-humped camel as a handler guides you around. It's a laugh a minute as you scale the wild and wonderful volcanic lands. There's also a small museum dedicated to the Canarian camel, affectionately known as ‘tochas'. The tour ends at the hamlet of La Degollada, where you can take in panoramic views over the Femes valley.

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Wichtige Informationen

Rest assured, our camel rides adhere to stringent care standards, ensuring the wellbeing and comfort of the camels is prioritised throughout – this includes giving them plenty of well-deserved rest breaks throughout the days they're working
Height, weight and/or age restrictions may apply
Bring suitable footwear

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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - August 2025

Mit der Familie gereist

25 - 34 Jahre alt

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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juni 2025

Allein gereist

18 - 24 Jahre alt

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1/5

My pick up didn't arrive
Dianediddly
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Juni 2025

Mit der Familie gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Gesamtbewertung
5/5

When picked up in our mini bus, we were sat on the very back seat, when the driver was giving out details and a run down of the history of the volcano ...
Alexis
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Mai 2025

Mit der Familie gereist

18 - 24 Jahre alt

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Gesamtbewertung
5/5

Absolutely amazing experience for the whole family. I was worried about taking my 5 year old along but she loved everything about it. The walk to the ...
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Aus Großbritannien - Mai 2025

Allein gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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5/5

Very good tour guide and overall experience. The animals looked well cared for also.
Rob & Jane
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - April 2025

Als Paar gereist

45 - 54 Jahre alt

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4/5

An indication as to what clothes to wear would be of benefit. We were first there at 9.30 in April, wind was strong and cold. Some of our group just w ...

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