transfers by taxis or public buses for each walk, to and from the hotel.
accommodation
staying in a small charming hotel in the centre of the island, with breakfast included
3 walks
of approx. 9 ~ 11 Km. each to discover the most characteristic features of Lanzarote
TOURS AND ACCOMMODATION:
arrival in Lanzarote
arrival transfer
1st night in Arrecife > Hotel Lancelot
The Famara Cliffs
walking distance: 9,4 Km
ascent: + 462 m
descent: – 461 m
2nd night in Arrecife > Hotel Lancelot
Climb to the Caldera Blanca
walking distance: 10,7 Km
ascent: + 324 m
descent: – 322 m
3rd night in Arrecife > Hotel Lancelot
Femés - Aceituna Peak - El Pozo beach
walking distance: 10,9 Km
ascent: + 201 m
descent: – 585 m
4th night in Arrecife > Hotel Lancelot
departure day
transfer to the airport or extension
This 5-day SMART trip can be extended to a week, with a rest day between each walk.
with 4 nights hotel
Difficulty
This hiking programme in Lanzarote may be suitable for you if you are a sports person and have a good physical background; if you can go up and down steep slopes and have no health problems; if you love nature, are environmentally friendly and regularly go hiking.
Famara Beach and Riscos de Famara – Caldera Blanca
Los Ajaches Mountain Range – Papagayo Beaches
Cesar Manrique – Timanfaya National Park
Why hiking in Lanzarote ?
Lanzarote is a land of enormous contrasts combining in perfect harmony. Its volcanic nature gives it some Dantesque landscapes that are difficult to imagine unless you walk through them.
But its idyllic valleys in the north with centuries-old palm groves and beautiful farming villages show a completely different side of Lanzarote.
The initial settlers in Lanzarote were people that travelled their island on foot, moving from north to south and from east to west with goods. From the south came fish. From the north, pulses and vegetables… Today these ancestral paths allow us to offer the best hiking routes in Lanzarote, over the course of a week full of contrasts.
Volcanic landscapes
The volcano erupted for six long years. Day by day Lorenzo Curbelo, the island’s parish priest, wrote down their despair. On the September 1st, 1730 the earth opened up, creating a scene of fire and lava. Nine villages disappeared under the slag. Lanzarote was depopulated. Its inhabitants emigrated.
Today the reality is different. The island has made the best of this past natural disaster. The spectacular volcanic landscapes have become a major tourist attraction. Walking and hiking in Lanzarote through its volcanoes and lava fields is an unrepeatable experience.
SMART Hiking in Lanzarote
Our programme of 3 best walks in Lanzarote covers the most diverse
landscapes.
These are routes of a medium level of difficulty, suitable for people in normal physical condition who do sport from time to time.
Island nature
Lanzarote is an island of gentle relief. The Los Ajaches mountain range in the south and the Peñas del Chache in the north do not exceed 700 metres in altitude. The trade wind clouds cross the island from side to side without unloading heavy rains or humid weather. This is why the island’s nature is sparse, with scrub vegetation predominating. Only in the northern valleys do we find extensive palm groves that offer a different perspective of the island.
Cesar Manrique
The multifaceted Lanzarote artist Cesar Manrique has left his mark on his island. A forerunner of conservationist ideas, he promoted measures to prevent tourist overcrowding that are still enforced today. In addition, he devised unique architectural spaces perfectly integrated into the volcanic environment of Lanzarote. Today we can visit them through different centres such as the Cesar Manrique Foundation, the Jameos del Agua or the Mirador del Rio, among others.
From the beautiful village of Haría the trail heads towards the Risco de Famara, a natural wall located in the northwest corner of the island of Lanzarote. From the top of the majestic cliff we enjoy splendid views of the small island of La Graciosa.
The path runs southwards along the edge of the cliff with a spectacular view towards Famara beach. And on the way back to the Valley of the Thousand Palm Trees, we are accompanied by a splendid view of the La Corona volcano. At the end of this first route in Lanzarote, the house-museum of the artist Cesar Manrique in Haría is a must-see. There he lived and painted in peace with his land during the last years of his life.
9,4 km | +462 m / -461 m
+ Hotel Lancelot (o similar)
3
Day 3
Climb to the Caldera Blanca
The climb tour to the crater of Caldera Blanca is located very close to the Timanfaya National Park. It is the crater of a volcano that resulted from a single eruption. Its perfect crater has a diameter of 1.2 kilometres and the panorama that opens up when you reach its summit cannot be described in words.
From the village of Mancha Blanca, before reaching Timanfaya, the path starts along the road through some badlands until it reaches the base of the volcano. After a continued ascent and reaching the edge of the crater, a huge blanket of volcanic slag and recent craters spreads out to the south. This is Timanfaya, the Montañas de Fuego National Park. And to the north, the small rural villages of Lanzarote colour the landscape until you reach the cliffs of Famara. After the route, there is still time for a visit to the National Park.
10,7 km | +324 m / -322 m
+ Hotel Lancelot (o similar)
4
Day 4
Femés - Aceituna Peak - El Pozo beach
The mountain range of Los Ajaches, in the south of Lanzarote, was the throne of the aborigines. Today the village of Femés, with its farming and peasant tradition, sits at the top of the mountain range. Femés is a perfect vantage point with views to the south. The islands of Lobos and Fuerteventura are within its visual range, as well as the Papagayo Natural Park, in the south of Lanzarote.
The route begins with an ascent to Pico de La Aceituna, whose peak is 450 metres above sea level. From there the trail continues until it reaches the next peak: Pico Redondo at 555 metres above sea level.
After enjoying magnificent views of the east and south coast of the island, you begin a continuous descent down the ravine, with impressive views over Playa de la Arena. And when you reach Playa Quemada, a humble fishing enclave in the south of Lanzarote, you can enjoy a swim in the sea before returning to Arrecife.
10,9 km | +201 m / -585 m
+ Hotel Lancelot (o similar)
5
Day 5
Departure
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight or extension.
TOUR LOCATION
Discover the essence of Lanzarote at its most active: hiking. Our Lanzarote SMART programme includes the 3 hiking routes that you should not miss on your visit to the island. We organise individual transfers for each route, from/to your accommodation. You will walk on your own, independently and enjoy the nature of the island at your own pace.
ACCOMMODATION
Subject to availability:
HOTEL LANCELOT
Arrecife, the capital of the island of Lanzarote, shows its cultural side with small workshops and exhibitions related to the work of Cesar Manrique. The Hotel Lancelot is located on the seafront, with great panoramic views. All around you will find an extensive gastronomic offer in a relaxed and playful atmosphere. And directly in front of the hotel there is a quiet white sandy beach where you can take a refreshing dip after the first walks.
With exquisitely equipped rooms and all the comforts of a small city hotel. A wide gastronomic offer spreads through its pedestrian area, creating the best atmosphere on the first night of Lanzarote SMART package.
Directly in front of the hotel is the Playa del Reducto, with fine white sand and clean, calm waters. It is a very popular place for the locals who take advantage of their leisure time to go for a swim or play sports on the long boulevard that runs along the beach.
Additional overnights
It is also possible to book some additional days, before or after the hiking week, or an additional week to relax.
Difficulty
To successfully achieve the 3 walks it is necessary a good physical condition, steady walk and lack of vertigo. According to the year season, temperatures can be extreme (hot and/or cold). Therefore, it is necessary to have suitable warm clothes permanently, to be removed as layers if necessary. Some parts of this trail include passages with slippery loose stone. Although most of this trail is roomy enough, certain sections are quite aerial and require caution. Using hiking poles is highly recommended.
Trails
The Canary Islands has a well signposted network of trails. All sections where from our tours are perfectly marked. In addition to the detailed map of Lanzarote, you will get from us precise indications of each route and assistance from the hotline on your walks.
We recommend
Appropriate hiking clothing and sturdy footwear. During the tours, it is necessary to have food and drink enough, as well as sun protection, a cap, wind jacket and, in the winter months, warm clothing.
Luggage transfer
We move your luggage from one accommodation to next, so on your hikes you should only carry a backpack with the essentials of the day. For the whole trip, it is recommendable to use a single suitcase, not bigger than 20 kg.
You can book at any date!
How to get to Lanzarote
LANZAROTE airport is located near the capital and the island's main tourist centre: Puerto del Carmen.
However, Lanzarote also has other notable tourist centres such as Costa Teguise, in the northeast, and Playa Blanca, in the south.
... And from Playa Blanca you can travel to the nearby island of FUERTEVENTURA on a short 25-minute ferry ride with Fred Olsen, even with your rental car. Click on the image below to see all available connections.
Belén
Travel organisation
Do you have any questions? I am happy to help you. I will answer any questions you may have!
Book early!! ...and get a 10% discount for bookings made 90 daysbefore the arrival date.
Book early!! ...and get a 10% discount for bookings made 90 daysbefore the arrival date.
PRICES: until 31st October 2025
645 € ▸ 580€ per person in double/twin room (2 persons)
| Single Suplement (room for single use)
(...and 3rd person): + 165 €
Solo Traveller (1 person): 1145 € ▸ 1030 €
PRICES: from 01st November 2025
690 € ▸ 620€ per person in double/twin room (2 persons)
| Single Suplement (room for single use)
(...and 3rd person): + 185 €
Solo Traveller (1 person): 1225 € ▸ 1102 €
Any arrival date is possible - You decide your travel dates and when to start. However, we must first request availability to the accommodations.
Booking: With an initial payment of 150 € (per person), book now and guarantee your trip. We will confirm your reserve within 24 hours. But in the case of accommodations unavailability, we will refund the paid amount or propose alternative dates.
What does this programme include?
Accommodations - 4 nights in an strategically selected small hotel from Arrecife, B&B basis.
Informations - personalised information by video-talk (if desired) on your arrival day
Informative material - maps to be picked up at the hotel reception, upon arrival
Descriptions & GPX Tracks - to follow the walks on your mobile device
Private transfers - all necessary transfers for each walk, except on departure day.
Support 24h - we keep permanently in touch with you throughout your stay to solve any problem or enquiry you may have
What is NOT included?
▸Arrival and departure flights to your destination are not included.
▸Departure transfer
▸Lunches & Dinners
Cancellation Policy
▸ Up to 14 days before the date of arrival, 100% refund.
▸Between 13 and 7 days before the arrival date, 50% refund, or free of charge dates change.
▸ Between 6 and 3 days before the arrival date, 25% refund, no date changes permitted.
▸48 hours before the arrival date, 0% refund, no date changes permitted.