About This Site
This site exists to answer one small question: which of Lanzarote's wine tours suits your day? It compares 14 real, bookable tours across three categories, from a $28 vineyard visit with wine and chocolate to a $176 four-winery day with tapas. Every price, rating, review count and duration you see here comes straight from the tour operator's own listing. Nothing is invented, rounded into something tidier, or borrowed from a brochure, and nothing is sold directly by these pages.
What Gets Compared Here, And Why
Comparing tours is the whole job here. No minibus, guide or tasting room belongs to this site, and nobody behind it will ever take a booking. When you settle on a tour, you book it on the operator's own live listing, which is where the voucher, the pickup point and the cancellation terms live. Nothing on these pages can hold a seat, move a date or handle your money.
Each tour card carries the same set of facts so you can line them up side by side. There are seven bodega tastings you can drive to yourself, four tours with transport that collect you from your resort, and three guided walks through La Geria. From-prices run from $28 to $176 per person. Ratings sit between 4.1 and 5, review counts between 0 and 482, and two listings are too new to show any reviews at all. The cards also name the operator behind each tour, from Bodegas El Grifo to small local outfits such as Guaticea Lanzarote and Wine Tours Lanzarote, because who runs the day matters as much as what it costs.
Durations range from 90 minutes to a full six hours, so the comparison includes how much of your day each tour actually takes. The shortest option, a vineyard tour with wine and chocolate tasting, fits into a morning. The longest, the Taste Tradition four-winery day with a tapas bar stop, will absorb most of one. Every card notes free cancellation, since all 14 tours offer it. Where a tour includes transport the card says so, and where you meet the guide at the bodega gate that is spelled out too, because it changes how the day fits around a hire car or a bus timetable.
Most readers here are on a package holiday in Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise or Arrecife, weighing up how to spend a single free day. That is who these pages are written for: not a sommelier planning a pilgrimage, just a traveller who fancies seeing La Geria. There is also a practical reason guided wine days exist at all. Spain's drink-drive limit is lower than the UK's, so a driven multi-winery tour is often the sensible way to taste across several bodegas rather than an indulgence.
Where The Card Figures Come From
Prices, durations, ratings and review counts on this site come from each tour's live booking page. Nothing is copied from a brochure, an operator's own marketing or another comparison site.
| What gets a tour onto this site, and what keeps it off | A tour earns a place here by being real and bookable right now, with an English-language listing, a published per-person price and a starting point on Lanzarote itself. It has to sit in one of the three categories this site covers: a bodega tasting you drive to, a tour with transport included, or a guided walk through the La Geria wine country. Tours that are sold out, unlisted or impossible to price never appear, and neither does anything this site cannot point to a live listing for. |
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| Ratings and review counts | Straight from the listings' own published figures. Ratings run from 4.1 to 5, review counts from 2 to 482, and two listings carry no reviews yet and therefore show no aggregate rating. |
| Prices | All 14 tours publish a from-price, and every one is quoted in US dollars because that is what the booking sites themselves show. They run from $28 for the vineyard visit with wine and chocolate to $176 for the four-winery day with tapas. The figures are per person and sit exactly as listed, with no conversion into pounds or euros. Exchange rates move, and a stale converted price would mislead more than it helps. |
| Cancellation and pickup | All 14 tours offer free cancellation, and every card says so. The four tours in the transport category include pickup, usually from the main resorts, which is what makes them work for travellers without a hire car. The seven bodega tastings are meet-at-the-door: you make your own way to the winery, which keeps the price down and the day flexible. Where a listing spells out how far ahead you can cancel, that detail stays with the listing, since terms can change. |
| Group sizes, durations and what is included | Durations run from 1.5 hours to 6 hours, and each card shows the figure as the listing states it. Group size appears where the operator publishes one, as with the craft brewery and wine tour capped at eight passengers. Inclusions are written in plain terms: tastings, chocolate, cheeses, tapas, a lava-flow walk or a hike, so you can see what the from-price actually buys before you give up a day of your holiday. |
| Region and drinking-age rules | Every tour here takes place in Lanzarote's wine country, chiefly La Geria, the volcanic growing zone between Uga, Yaiza and Masdache, along with bodegas around Masdache, Tinajo and San Bartolomé. Spain's legal drinking age is 18; children may visit vineyards but cannot taste alcohol. One local rule deserves repeating: the drink-drive limit is lower than Britain's, so plan a driver-free way home from any tasting. |
Three Lines This Site Will Not Cross
How This Site Earns
No van, no tasting room and no card machine belongs to this domain. The site takes no bookings, holds no payment details and runs no reservation line of any kind. Your payment, your voucher and your cancellation terms all sit on the live booking page, and that is where your contract sits too.
The links are what pay for the work. Book through one and the booking site passes on part of what it already takes from the operator, while the price on your screen stays exactly the same. Find that listing yourself and you pay the identical amount. The disclosure page sets out the arrangement in full, including which booking sites take part.
The links are optional. Any tour listed here can be booked directly with the operator or through the live booking page, and the comparisons, the FAQ and the guides read the same either way. If something looks wrong, or a new bodega tasting in La Geria deserves a place on the list, the contact page explains what to send.