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Below are my top recommendations that you can’t miss. 1. Timanfaya Route of the Volcanoes bus tour. The Route of the Volcanoes is the most popular bus tour in Timanfaya National Park. Travel by bus (or guagua, as the Canarians say) and enjoy striking views of the park’s volcanic landscape.
Timanfaya is the only one of Spain's 15 national parks with a geological nature. Its rarity lies in the fact that the lava casts have created an ecosystem dominated by the most varied land formations you could imagine. Tiny craters, hollows and tubes burst everywhere, creating landscapes that seem to be part of another planet.
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Timanfaya National Park. The Timanfaya symbol: A rusty devil with an arrow at the end of the tail pointing down to hell. The Timanfaya National Park is located in the southwestern part of Lanzarote, the easternmost Canary Island and closest to the Sahara. Timanfaya became a National Park status in 1974 and the entire Lanzarote Island a UNESCO ...
Feb 21, 2020 · Try to come here either early in the morning or later in the afternoon. Between 11:00 and 15:00 it can be crowded with organized tours and excursions and you may need to wait longer to get on the guided bus tour. Price: Adult: €12.00; Child: €6.00 (7-12 years old) - 20 % discount if you visit after 3 PM.
Timanfaya National Park is spread over the regions of Yaiza and Tinajo. Islote de Hilario. One of Timanfaya’s peculiarities, and one of the things that draws the attention of people visiting the park, is the high temperatures coming from the subsoil through the surface.
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A camel ride through the Timanfaya Fire Mountains . An exotic alternative to visiting Timanfaya National Park on foot or by bus is on a camel’s back. This trip, on payment, begins at the Echadero de Cabellos (Camel Farm) an area situated alongside the LZ-67 road on the eastern border of the park.
Feb 14, 2024 · Today we got to know the most recent geologic history of the island while visiting Timanfaya National Park, appropriately called Montañas del Fuego (fire mountains). From 1730 and 1736, the 51 sq. km area erupted in a line of 25 volcanic craters, creating an epic Lunar landscape.
