š Spanish national park on Lanzarote, Canary Islands, known for its unique volcanic landscape.
š Declared a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in 1993. Formed by volcanic eruptions between 1730 and 1824, featuring extreme surface temperatures, volcanic craters, lava fields, and active geothermal phenomena.
š Witness active geothermal demonstrations, including geysers and volcanic cooking.
š Explore unique Martian-like volcanic landscapes via the Ruta de los Volcanes bus tour.
šŖ Enjoy a dromedary ride through the Fire Mountains.
š½ļø Dine at El Diablo Restaurant, where food is cooked by volcanic heat.
š« Limited access, most areas only accessible by park bus.
āļø Intense heat and very little shade in summer months.
šØ Can be windy.
š Car rental essential, public transport does not serve the park directly.
š° Entrance fee required for the main scenic route.
š Bus tour might cause motion sickness.
ā° Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and high temperatures.
š Bring water, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable walking shoes.
š Bus tour (Ruta de los Volcanes) is mandatory for central park access.
šļø Consider combined tickets if visiting other Lanzarote attractions.
š Arrive early, especially in peak season, to avoid queues.
š± Download tickets due to weak internet/signal.
š° Entrance fee is 12 EUR for adults (bus tour included), with variations up to 20 EUR depending on ticket type and included activities. Children under 12 are 10 EUR. Camel rides are extra.
š Daily, check official website for seasonal variations and specific tour times. Best visited in spring/autumn, avoiding July/August and Christmas. A full-day trip typically takes 7-9 hours.
š æļø Available at Islote de Hilario (El Diablo Restaurant), included with the entrance fee.
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