Arrecife, Lanzarote

This guided visit covers about 1 km inside the same volcanic cave system as Jameos del Agua.

The cave has stairs, narrow low passages, and wet sections, making it difficult to access with a wheelchair or stroller; comfortable walking shoes are needed.

This garden was created from a volcanic-stone quarry. Thousands of cacti from 5 continents grow in terraced spaces that preserve the quarry's original shape.

The paths in Jardín de Cactus are uneven, and some areas and viewpoints have stairs, so check the route if you are bringing a stroller.

This viewpoint sits atop the Risco de Famara ridge and offers a panorama of Chinijo Archipelago Natural Park. The building's exterior was designed to blend into the surroundings.

This attraction uses part of the La Corona volcanic cave. Its underground lake is home to endemic blind crabs adapted to darkness.

Buy tickets for Jameos del Agua online in advance to avoid the on-site ticket line.

This restaurant inside the La Corona volcanic cave uses local ingredients. Dishes mentioned include tortilla conejera and fish with mojo sauce and Canarian potatoes.

An official bus route explores the volcanic landscape and includes geothermal demonstrations; both are included in a standard visit.

Even after paying to enter Timanfaya National Park by car, you may have to queue to reach the parking lot, so visit early and allow extra time.

This green lagoon formed where a volcanic crater near Yaiza meets the sea. Its color comes from algae on the bottom and contrasts with the black sand of nearby El Golfo Beach.

This is a volcanic coast in Yaiza. When Atlantic waves hit the shore, the water foams and bursts upward as if boiling.

Reviews say wheelchair users and people with limited mobility may have difficulty accessing the route at Los Hervideros.

This permanent exhibition covers volcanic phenomena, flora, fauna, and the coast of Timanfaya.

This national-park entry area offers camel rides through volcanic scenery. The ride costs extra and is not included in admission to the Montañas del Fuego.

Reviews say cash is required at Echadero de Camellos, including at the shop and bar, so bring cash.

This restaurant is inside Timanfaya National Park and cooks on a grill using volcanic heat. Papas arrugadas and Canarian mojo sauces are among the dishes mentioned.