About This Independent Guide To Wine Tours On Lanzarote

Fourteen bookable tours, compared by from-price, rating, review count, duration and operator, all in one place.

About This Guide

Most people comparing a Lanzarote wine day are doing it from a hotel room in Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca, Costa Teguise or Arrecife, with one free afternoon and no appetite for a research project. The comparison covers 14 tours in three groups: seven bodega tastings and winery visits, four multi-winery days with transport, and three guided walks through La Geria, the volcanic growing strip between Uga, Yaiza and Masdache. Published from-prices run from $28 for a short vineyard visit with chocolate to $176 for a six-hour, four-winery day with tapas. Ratings and review counts are shown exactly as the operators' listings publish them, including the two tours that have no reviews posted yet, because a blank field tells you more than an invented one would.

Why A Guided Wine Day Makes Sense On Lanzarote

A guided wine day on Lanzarote is not a luxury add-on, it is the practical way to do this at all. Spain's drink-drive limit is lower than the UK's, so a self-drive crawl through the bodegas around Masdache, Tinajo and San Bartolomé means one person in the party spends the day pouring and spitting. La Geria is also spread out, with wineries strung along quiet roads between villages, and the vineyards themselves, each vine sitting alone in a hand-dug pit behind a semicircular stone wall, are far easier to read with a guide who can explain what you are looking at. The cheapest option here, a 1.5-hour vineyard visit with wine and chocolate from $28, costs less than a round of drinks in a resort bar, so the choice is really between one bodega and a driven multi-winery day, not between going and staying put.

Booking, Plainly

Every tour on this site publishes a US-dollar from-price, and those from-prices run from $28 to $176, all quoted per person. The platforms quote in dollars, so no conversion is applied here. Options you pick on the booking page, such as extra tastings or a larger group, can move the final figure. Treat any price you see here as a starting point in US dollars, never as a fixed total.

Prices And Evidence

Prices, ratings, review counts, durations and operator names all come from the same place: each tour's own live listing. Nothing is rounded up, averaged or borrowed from another comparison site. When a tour has no reviews published, the page says so rather than borrowing a score from a similar product, and the two listings in that position are flagged in the comparison so you can weigh them accordingly. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead applies to all 14 tours, and the booking page is the only place that states it with authority. Some bodegas sell only through a booking widget, so their per-person prices shift rather than hold steady, and you'll see no figure quoted here for those.

How We Get The Figures

Each price, rating and review count shown here comes from the tour's own live listing rather than from another comparison site. Tours with only a handful of reviews, such as two or five, keep those counts on display exactly as published, because a small number is still information. Where a field is blank, it stays blank: no estimate fills the gap, and no figure is carried over from a similar tour.

All 14 Tours, In Three Groups

• Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour with Wine and Chocolate Tasting, run by Guaticea Lanzarote S.L, from $28 per person and rated 4.8 across 482 reviews, a 1.5-hour visit in the bodega tastings category, pairing the wines with artisan chocolate.
• Wine Lovers: Wine Tasting Tour at El Grifo Bodega Lanzarote, run by Bodegas El Grifo SA, from $58 per person and rated 4.9 across 365 reviews, a 2-hour visit in the bodega tastings category, with cheese served alongside the wines.
• Lanzarote: Sunset Vineyard Sightseeing Tour with Wine Tasting and Chocolate, run by Guaticea Lanzarote S.L, from $30 per person and rated 4.7 across 190 reviews, a 1.5-hour evening visit in the bodega tastings category, finishing with two artisan chocolate bonbons.
• Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour & Wine Tasting with Cheeses, run by Guaticea Lanzarote S.L, from $41 per person and rated 4.7 across 10 reviews, a 1.5-hour visit in the bodega tastings category, built around a Lanzarote cheese pairing.
• Lanzarote Family Winery: Lava Flow Tour and Wine Tasting is a 3-hour CURIOSEETY experience at from $65 per person, one of the longer bodega options. It has a perfect score from its 7 reviews, a young listing, and the visit takes in a lava flow along with cheese and chocolate tastings.
• Lanzarote: Volcanic Wine Tasting and Pairing at La Geria, operated by Entre Latidos G63, sits in the bodega tastings category. It runs from $94 per person for 1.5 hours and holds a rating of 5 across 5 reviews. The focus is a paired tasting built around volcanic wines and food matched to them.
• Lanzarote: Vineyard Sightseeing Tour & Blind Synesthetic Wine Tasting comes from Guaticea Lanzarote S.L and belongs to the bodega tastings category. It costs from $41 per person, lasts 1.5 hours, and carries 5 across 2 reviews. The blind format plays with senses other than sight as you taste.
• Lanzarote by Night: Local Dinner, Wine Tasting & LagOMar, run by GOLDEN TRIP BUS, from $80 per person and rated 4.1 across 174 reviews, a 5.5-hour evening in the multi-winery tours with transport category, with pickup in the price, cheese, olives and toasted bread with the tasting, and dinner paid separately at the restaurant.
• Three Wineries Tour is the most reviewed of the transport tours, run by Wine Tours Lanzarote. It takes 3 hours 30 minutes, costs from $105 per person, and carries 5 across 112 reviews. Pickup is included, and the route takes in three bodegas with a Lanzarote goat cheese tasting along the way.
• Taste Tradition 4 Wineries and Tapas Bar, run by lola's excursion lanzarote, from $176 per person and rated 4.9 across 51 reviews, a 6-hour day in the multi-winery tours with transport category, with pickup in the price, brunch included and tapas at a bar dating to 1890.
• Lanzarote: Craft Brewery & Wine Tour (8 Pax) Incl. Transport, run by Lanzarote Outdoors SLU, from $103 per person and a new listing with no reviews posted yet, 3.5 hours in the multi-winery tours with transport category, with pickup in the price and local goats' cheese snacks, capped at eight travellers.
• Hiking Through La Geria: Where Volcanoes Become Vineyards, run by Blackstone Treks & Tours, from $55 per person and rated 4.9 across 211 reviews, a 4-hour walk in the La Geria hiking category, with pickup in the price and a wine and cheese tasting at the end.
• La Geria: Hike Among Volcanoes and Vineyards, from Guia En Lanzarote, is a guided walk in the La Geria hiking category. It runs 3.5 to 4 hours at from $56 per person and has 5 across 7 reviews.
• La Geria: Pleasure Hike Through the Wine Region With Wine Tasting, run by Hotspot Lanzarote, from $57 per person and a new listing with no reviews posted yet, a 3.5-hour walk in the La Geria hiking category, guided in German.

How The Tours Divide Up

• Bodega Tastings And Winery Visits (7 tours): from-prices $28 to $94 per person, all of them meeting you at the winery rather than collecting you, with Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour with Wine and Chocolate Tasting as the most reviewed bodega tasting on the roster, with 482 reviews.
• Wine tours with transport (4 tours): from-prices $80 to $176, a driver and pickup are built into every one, lead listing Lanzarote by Night: Local Dinner, Wine Tasting & LagOmar.
• La Geria walks (3 tours): from-prices $55 to $57, guided on foot through the vine pits, lead listing Hiking Through La Geria: Where Volcanoes Become Vineyards.

The Numbers Behind The Roster

• 14 tours in three categories: 7 bodega tastings and winery visits, 4 tours with transport, and 3 guided walks through La Geria.
• Published from-prices run $28 to $176 per person, an affordable day out rather than a splurge.
• 12 of the 14 tours carry a published rating, and 11 of those score 4.7 or better. The remaining 2 are new listings with no reviews yet, and their cards say so plainly.
• The busiest listing by reviews is Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour with Wine and Chocolate Tasting, a 1.5 hour visit from $28 per person that has drawn 482 reviews at a 4.8 rating.
• Transport splits the roster cleanly: the 4 tours in the with-transport category include a driver, while the other 10 expect you at the bodega gate or the trailhead.
• Free cancellation applies to all 14 tours on this site, though each operator sets its own cutoff, so the live booking page is the place to confirm the timing before you count on it.
• Every tour on this page is bookable today, and two listings are too new to have published a single review between them.
• The four with-transport days run $80 to $176 per person, while every bodega tasting on the roster costs under $100, so the driver accounts for much of the gap.

The Wine Country In Brief

• Each vine stands alone in a hand-dug pit behind a semicircular stone wall, a shape repeated across the black lapilli between Uga, Yaiza and Masdache.
• La Geria is a narrow strip of volcanic gravel, with further bodegas scattered around Masdache, Tinajo and San Bartolomé, so the wine country is easy to string together by car or coach.
• White wine carries the island, with Malvasia Volcanica out front.
• Malvasia Volcanica is the island's headline grape, and Listan Negro leads the reds.
• Picking gets going in July, when the first Malvasia Volcanica grapes reach the wineries.
• Spain's drink-drive limit is lower than the UK's, which is the honest reason the four tours with a driver exist. Tasting and driving do not mix here.

What This Page Covers

• Which tour suits which traveller, judged on group size, hours on the day, from-price, and whether the listing includes a driver or expects you at the bodega gate.
• How the three categories differ in practice, from a 1.5-hour tasting at a single bodega to a 6-hour, four-winery day with tapas along the way.
• What each tour actually includes, since some pair the wine with chocolate, some with cheeses, and one adds a sit-down dinner and a visit to LagOmar after dark.
• When to travel, weighing the walking routes' four-hour length against the shorter tastings, and the pull of a sunset vineyard visit over a morning departure.
• How prices compare across the roster, from a $28 vineyard visit with chocolate to the $176 four-winery day, and what changes as the per-person price rises.
• What a wine day actually contains: whether transport from your resort is included, how long each tour runs, what you taste at each stop, and how the bodega visits differ from the driven multi-winery days.
• The full roster of 14 tours across three categories, from a $28 vineyard visit with wine and chocolate to a $176 four-winery day with tapas, all with free cancellation.

What This Page Holds

Each tour link on this site sends you to the live booking page where that tour is actually sold, at the same price you would pay booking directly. When a booking comes through one of those links, the site earns a share of what the seller already charges, and that share pays for hosting, research and writing. No winery, operator or listing buys a position, a mention or a kinder write-up. Every rating, review count, duration and from-price you see here is copied from the listing exactly as published, with nothing rounded up, averaged out or quietly dropped to make a tour look better. Where reviews are quoted, they were written by travellers on the booking page itself. No review score here comes from someone who sat on the minibus or stood at the tasting bar; where a tour has no published reviews yet, we say so plainly. The full arrangement is set out on the disclosure page.

How The Site Is Put Together

• The homepage lines up all three categories together, the complete set of 14 tours, what a day in the wine country costs, and the basic choices between format, transport and budget.
• Homepage category sections: bodega tastings and winery visits, multi-winery days with transport and a driver, la geria walking and hiking routes.
• One page per tour in the roster, each showing its from-price, rating, review count, duration, operator and cancellation terms: Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour with Wine and Chocolate Tasting, Wine Lovers: Wine Tasting Tour at El Grifo Bodega Lanzarote, Lanzarote: Sunset Vineyard Sightseeing Tour with Wine Tasting and Chocolate, Lanzarote: Vineyard Tour & Wine Tasting with Cheeses, Lanzarote Family Winery: Lava Flow Tour and Wine Tasting, Lanzarote: Volcanic Wine Tasting and Pairing at La Geria, Lanzarote: Vineyard Sightseeing Tour & Blind Synesthetic Wine Tasting, Lanzarote by Night: Local Dinner, Wine Tasting & LagOmar, Three Wineries Tour, Taste Tradition 4 Wineries and Tapas Bar, Lanzarote: Craft Brewery & Wine Tour (8 Pax) Incl. Transport, Hiking Through La Geria: Where Volcanoes Become Vineyards, La Geria: Hike Among Volcanoes and Vineyards, La Geria: Pleasure Hike Through the Wine Region With Wine Tasting.
• Guides handle the practical questions: how a two-hour bodega tasting differs from a driven three-winery day, and which tour suits a stay in Puerto del Carmen.
• Articles answer what holidaymakers actually wonder before booking, from how La Geria's vine pits work to whether children can tag along on a tasting.
• Prices, ratings, review counts and durations here match the booking page for each tour. Where a tour has no reviews published, the page says so plainly rather than guessing.
• The fine print sits in the about page, the affiliate disclosure, a contact form and the privacy policy.
• All 14 tours listed here appear in the HTML sitemap, the llms.txt index and the XML sitemap, so nothing sits outside the catalogue.