Lanzarote, The fiery land of Timanfaya National Park, Bus tour 2019

The Timanfaya volcano is the only active volcano in Lanzarote. Its volcanic activity continues today as the temperature ranges from 100 to 600°C at a depth of 13 meters resulting in extraordinary geysers of steam.
However, most of the volcanoes of Lanzarote are classified as extinct or dormant and according to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Lanzarote is a safe destination for all visitors.
The volcanic region of Timanfaya National Park spans about a quarter of the entire island and is one of the most famous attractions of Lanzarote. There, you can walk through tiny craters and lava tubes or explore the volcanic terrain of Lanzarote guided by camels.
Explore the majestic Mountains of Fire by taking a guided bus tour. However, if you prefer to explore the volcanic area on foot, there are 2 hiking routes. The coastal route is a 9km hiking trail for experienced hikers taking about 3 hours. The second trail is the Tremesana route, an easy 4km walk, ideal for beginner hikers.
Tip: have lunch in the El Diablo restaurant and try volcano-roasted food. Almost 2 meters under the restaurant, a 400⁰C pool of lava is used instead of electricity for cooking.