South Route Natural pools, Las Salinas and La Geria

About this tour

A six-hour guided tour of Lanzarote's southern coast featuring natural swimming pools, the salt flats of Las Salinas, and the volcanic wine region of La Geria. Groups stay small (maximum eight people) to keep things intimate and social. You'll start with a Canarian-style brunch and sample local wines throughout the day, experiencing the island as locals do rather than as a typical tourist.

Highlights

• Swim in natural rock pools along the southern coastline
• Explore Las Salinas salt production landscape
• Taste volcanic wines at a La Geria bodega
• Canarian brunch with regional specialities included
• Small group dynamic keeps pace relaxed and personal
• Hydration and snacks provided throughout the day

What to expect

Expect a mix of driving and exploring on foot across Lanzarote's distinctive southern terrain. You'll visit natural pools carved into black volcanic rock where swimming is possible—bring swimmers and a towel. Las Salinas offers stark, geometric salt ponds stretching across flat ground; it's more about the landscape than activity here. The La Geria wine region showcases how locals farm in volcanic soil, and you'll taste wines directly at a bodega. The pace is set for small groups, so you won't feel rushed. Brunch arrives early in the day with proper Canarian food and local wine included.

Good to know

Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes. The tour includes water and snacks but you'll want sun protection. If you choose a second wine tasting at La Geria, there's a small per-person charge (€2–5). Wheelchair accessible throughout. Not ideal if you have cardiovascular concerns, as there's walking involved.