La Geria vineyard hike, Lanzarote: wine and volcanic views

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Duration5h

GroupUp to 10

LanguagesEN · FR +1

PickupAt your hotel

Walk through Lanzarote's most distinctive vineyards, then taste what grows there

La Geria vineyard hiking tour in Lanzarote is a guided walk through the island's iconic wine region, where you hike roughly 9 kilometers through volcanic terrain and learn how farmers rebuilt agriculture after volcanic eruption. The tour includes hotel or port pickup, a professional guide in English, Spanish or French, wine and cheese tasting at a traditional winery, and return transport by minivan—around 5 hours total.

Step-by-step itinerary

Hiking and wine tasting in La Geria

Walk 8.9km through La Geria vineyards
Visit Bodega Rubicon winery
Try native Volcanic Malvasia wine
Enjoy traditional wine and cheese on terrace

The Experience

La Geria's vineyards exist because Lanzarote's farmers engineered a solution to volcanic catastrophe. The walk takes you through the result: vines planted in volcanic ash and protected by low stone walls, a landscape that looks like nowhere else. Your guide leads a small group on an easy-to-moderate hike of roughly 9 kilometers, moving through the terrain at a pace that lets you understand how the system works—the ash holds moisture, the walls trap wind, the arrangement turns barren ground into productive land. Bottled water and a snack bag come along.

The walk ends at Bodega Rubicón, one of the island's oldest wineries, housed in a traditional Lanzarote landlord's house. The building itself is part of the story. Here you sit on a terrace and taste Volcanic Malvasia, the native grape grown in those same vineyards you just walked through, paired with local cheese. The wines from Bodega Rubicón have won international awards. This is the moment the hike becomes concrete—the effort connects directly to what you taste.

Hotel or port pickup is included if you're staying in Costa Teguise, Arrecife, Puerto del Carmen or Puerto Calero; if you're elsewhere on the island, contact the operator before booking about transport arrangements. The guide may speak multiple languages, and the tour runs regardless of weather, so pack layers and appropriate footwear. Cruise passengers need to provide ship name, docking time and re-boarding time at booking so the return timing holds.

What’s included

Hotel or port pickup and return transport by minivan.
professional guide in English, Spanish or French.
roughly 9-kilometer walk through the vineyards.
wine and cheese tasting at Bodega Rubicón.
bottled water and snack bag.
all taxes and fees.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPets welcomeNot for heart conditionsInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Blackstone Treks Tours

Is this one for you?Book this if you're on a cruise or have a tight window on the island—the group hike, wine tasting, and transfers run back-to-back in one morning or afternoon, so you won't need to stitch multiple bookings together.