After a transfer of about 20 minutes from your hotels, we will meet the rest of the group at the Monumento al Campesino. Located in the geographical center of Lanzarote in the municipality of San Bartolomé, the Casa-Museo del Campesino, is the work with which César Manrique recognizes the efforts of the peasants of Lanzarote. From the bus we will see the Monument to Fecundity, also known as the Monument to the Peasant. It is a construction of more than 15 meters, created by César Manrique together with the master Jesús Soto, from old boat water tanks, assembled iron and concrete objects, a magnificent reflection of avant-garde art, which has become in one of the iconographic symbols of the island.

We will leave the Monument behind and in about 30 minutes we will arrive at La Geria, which is a peculiar area of the island of Lanzarote in which vineyard plantations abound. With a volcanic landscape and an arid land, the quality of its wines is surprising. The presence of vineyards on land like this is unusual. We will stop at a winery to try a shot of this wine.

After half an hour of walking, the camel stall whoever wishes can take a walk of about 20 minutes on the back of this beautiful animal. Those who do not want it can visit a small museum about the history of camels on the island of Lanzarote

After a beautiful 20-minute drive from our last stop, we arrive at the Montañas del Fuego. They are the unusual result of the eruptions in the south of Lanzarote in the 18th and 19th centuries. A whole spectacle of red craters, lava flows and lunar landscapes that reflect the burning of the earth and its uncontrollable force. Its 200 kilometers of extension are part of the Timanfaya National Park, where one of the largest volcanism activities in the world can be seen, both due to the immense amount of materials thrown by the fire, and due to its spectacular duration: six years between 1730 and 1736 where the bowels of the island did not stop roaring.