Spain

Slot canyons & volcanic wineries

Today we head to the volcanic valley of Lanzarote. On the hill side of one of those volcanoes we go explore a pair of slot canyons. In the afternoon we head down to Lanzarote’s wine county to taste the volcanic wines and visit the black wineyards.

Slot canyons & volcanic wineries
Lanzarote: a journey of sun, sea and volcanoes
Day 3
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Morning
LZ-35, Tías, Spain

Antelope Canyon vibes in Lanzarote

If you ever been to Page, Arizona in the United States, there is a big chance you have visited the Antelope Canyons. These slot canyons are known all over the world. But not so many people know Lanzarote has them too! So we headed to Las Grietas to check them out. After you’ve parked your car, you take the tunnel to cross the road and walk 100m up the mountain to found the first of the 3 lower canyons. If you are up for some adventure, you could climb you way up through the canyons to the top. Arrived there, you’ll find some more smaller canyons. If the sun is out, you can take some great photos that look straight from the States!

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Afternoon
Camino El Cabezo, Spain

Cruising through La Geria wine region

In the valley of La Geria locals are producing wine within the black volcanic soil for almost 300 years. To capture the limited raindrops, reach fertile soil and protect the vines from the strong wind, they dig holes to plant the vines. Winery Vega de Yuco is an established wine house on the island, but until 2023 they didn’t had much tours nor wine experiences offered. We were lucky to be one of the first to experience their beautiful renovated domain with brand new bodega. The wine tasting paired with Lanzarote’s finest chocolate made the experience unforgettable.