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Lanzarote electric paddleboard and snorkelling tour

Beginners and seasoned SUP pros can go electric on this stand-up paddle-boarding tour of Lanzarote's wild southern coast. You'll gently glide through the shallows, letting the motor do the work and saving all your energy for admiring the volcanic cliffs, sweeping bays and hidden sea caves. Head to Papagayo Beach for a spot of snorkelling followed by a picnic break on the beach, followed by some time to stretch out and relax on the sand before you're guided back to base along the rugged coastline.

Evening wine-tasting and Lagomar Museum tour in Lanzarote

Start your experience with a toast to tradition with a wine-tasting session at a traditional bodega. You'll uncover the secrets of local wine production in Lanzarote's volcanic soils. Then, there's free time to enjoy tapas or dinner at your leisure. You'll wrap up the evening with a glass of cava at the Lagomar Museum, a dreamy venue carved into volcanic rock where art, architecture and island magic come together. The tour finishes with a return transfer to your accommodation.

Lanzarote wine-tasting and museum tour at Bodega Finca Mota

From the ashes of Lanzarote's volcanic eruptions spring vines that're as packed with heritage as they are in nutrients. And you can expect to be fully absorbed in the traditional world of naturally crafted wines on this visit to Bodega Finca Mota Artesanal, a family-run winery in the heart of the Tias region. This is more than your average wine-tasting. You'll begin with a private tour of the bodega's museum. Founded by Rafael and Samuel González, the father and son duo turned their home into this living museum full of vintage wine-making equipment and nostalgic knick-knacks that tell the story of generations of wine being made by hand.Then, it's on to an exclusive tasting where you'll try three highly quaffable wines. Your guide will help you identify the distinctive character and flavours of each one and explain what makes these wines so different to their European cousins. Of course you can't have wine without perfectly paired nibbles, so you'll graze on a board of premium local cheeses and traditionally cured tuna – a local delicacy.

Lanzarote indoor virtual golf experience

There are no rainy days ruining your round with this one-hour session at Lanzarote's Golf Hub Indoor Centre. You'll swing, drive and putt your way across some of the world's most iconic courses in this virtual golf experience. Whether you're a beginner working on the basics or a seasoned golfer, the centre's high-tech, real-time 3D swing analysis gives you instant feedback to sharpen your game. Choose a session for between one and four people, including a drink each and a bowl of chips to share and get ready for a tee-rific time.

Golf lesson and brunch in Lanzarote

Golf first or brunch first? That choice is yours. Start your morning with a blend of sport and Spanish flavour in Puerto del Carmen. You'll enjoy a one-hour golf intro class with a friendly professional, ideal for beginners and anyone curious to try it for the first time. You'll then have around an hour to tuck into brunch at La Honorable Restaurant, where you'll have a choice of local and international dishes while taking in the scenic golf course views. Whichever way you swing it, it's a morning well spent.

Lanzarote sunset speedboat trip with drinks

The views don't get much better than Lanzarote at golden hour from the sea. On this speedboat trip, you'll zip about on the water for a couple of hours just as the sun begins to set and cast its golden glow over the horizon. From Puerto Calero, you'll skim across the ocean towards Papagayo Bay and nearby Playa Quemada, both showing off the polished black rocks of this volcanic landscape. With a chilled drink in hand and soft music on deck, make a toast to this wild and rugged coastline.

Luxury speedboat tour from Puerto Calero in Lanzarote

Hop on a sleek speedboat from Puerto Calero for an adrenaline-fuelled adventure. You'll zoom across the waves to either Lobos Island – known for its volcanic landscapes – or Papagago Bay, home to golden beaches. Along the way, check out hidden coves, dive in for a swim, or just lounge on deck with an ice-cold drink in hand. Plus, it's a small-group tour, so you'll get front-row views and plenty of space to soak up the sun and snap those Insta-worthy pics.

Luxury yacht trip to Lobos Island

Hop on a sleek speedboat from Puerto Calero for an adrenaline-fuelled adventure. You'll zoom across the waves to either Lobos Island – known for its volcanic landscapes – or Papagago Bay, home to golden beaches. Along the way, check out hidden coves, dive in for a swim, or just lounge on deck with an ice-cold drink in hand. Plus, it's a small-group tour, so you'll get front-row views and plenty of space to soak up the sun and snap those Insta-worthy pics.

Lanzarote sunset speedboat two-hour escape – ticket only

The views don't get much better than Lanzarote at golden hour from the sea. On this speedboat trip, you'll zip about on the water for a couple of hours just as the sun begins to set and cast its golden glow over the horizon. From Puerto Calero, you'll skim across the ocean towards Papagayo Bay and nearby Playa Quemada, both showing off the polished black rocks of this volcanic landscape. With a chilled drink in hand and soft music on deck, make a toast to this wild and rugged coastline.

Half-day guided volcano and wine tour in southern Lanzarote

Spend an afternoon in southern Lanzarote on this half-day guided tour, combining volcanic landscapes with local flavours. As your guide Carlos says, “southern Lanzarote's got a vibe all of its own, with lava cliffs, vineyards growing out of craters and sunsets that'll make you stop and stare.”You'll kick things off in the village of Yaiza, known for its traditional white buildings, palm-lined streets and quiet atmosphere. A stroll through the Plaza de los Remedios is the ideal introduction to this laidback, rural part of the island. Next, you'll take a look at the coastal scenery during a walk along Playa Montana Bermeja, where black volcanic sand meets the Atlantic Ocean. Then, swing by Bodega Suárez in La Geria, a charming, family-run winery offering more than just a taste. Surrounded by volcanic landscapes, it produces authentic wines using traditional methods, with vines grown in ash-filled hollows protected by stone walls. As Carlos puts it, “it's not just about sipping wine – it's about an immersive atmosphere where every detail from the décor to the story feels like stepping into a family archive, and where wine is made by hand with minimal intervention.” Finally, you'll wrap up your tour at Volcan del Cuervo, a volcanic crater in the middle of La Geria – AKA wine country. It's one of Lanzarote's most accessible volcanic sites – you can walk right into the crater – and was born during the massive Timanfaya eruptions that began in 1730. You'll arrive just before sunset, the perfect time to take it all in as the sun sets across the lava fields.