Timanfaya Volcanic Tour Tickets:

Timanfaya Mountains of Fire Land that is now buried beneath twisted swirls of black solidified lava and majestic multi-coloured volcanic cones was once home to twelve villages and the most fertile farming on the island. Grain was cultivated here back in the 17th and 18th centuries, earning Lanzarote the title of the breadbasket of the Canaries.

A Popular Tourist Attraction Now, Timanfaya is Lanzarote’s most popular tourist attraction, its awesome raw beauty drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors every year.

In many ways the Fire Mountains have come to define Lanzarote and its people — demonstrating an ingenious resilience that characterises so many aspects of island life and which has enabled them to literally snatch success from the ashes of disaster.