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Janubio Salt Pans Guided Tour

Discover one of the most magical places in Lanzarote on our Janubio Salt Pans guided tour. We'll see the salt pans and discuss their importance on the island.

  • 2 hours
  • 9Exceptional | 90 reviews

Uncover the enchanting allure of one of Lanzarote's most fascinating sites through our guided tour of the Janubio Salt Pans. Here, we will delve into the significance of these salt pans and their role within the island's ecosystem.

Tour Details

Starting at your selected time, we will gather at Bodega Janubio to commence our enlightening guided tour, where we will unveil the beauty of one of Lanzarote's most extraordinary locations.

As we stroll through this conserved natural region, we will take in breathtaking vistas of both the stunning scenery and the salt pans, recognized as the largest in the Canary Islands. Our journey will be enriched with intriguing insights about this locale, including the fascinating tale of its formation, which stemmed from a series of volcanic eruptions.

During our exploration of the Janubio Salt Pans, you will witness the daily processes involved in salt extraction. This particular salt is renowned in the culinary world for the purity of its production methods. You'll have the opportunity to appreciate this firsthand, culminating in a delightful 'Fleur de Sel' and 'Flavours of Janubio' tasting session at the end of the tour.

Our guided journey through the Janubio Salt Pans will conclude after approximately 2 hours.

Included

  • English–speaking guide
  • Fleur de sel tasting

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

Location

Activity location

Calle Los Hervideros, 35570 Yaiza (Las Palmas), Spain

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