LANZAROTE
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The 6 most popular shopping tours in Lanzarote. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Half-day Lanzarote tour to the César Manrique Foundation, quick Famara Beach views, and free time in Teguise with market options.
“Lovely tour plenty of time at each spot, tour guides were lovely couldn't recommend enough.”
Sunday in Teguise craft market, ferry to La Graciosa, guided church visit, and a paella lunch with drinks on board. Value day trip.
“something we will treasure forever the staff were amazing from the tour guide bus driver and boat staff they couldn't do enough for you would recommend excellent”
Half-day in Lanzarote: Teguise’s market with free time and music, then a guided visit to the César Manrique Foundation.
“Tour was very good. The pickup bus stop was extremely busy and customers were unsure as to which bus they belonged. It was difficult to hear the guide at the bus stop due to the crowd. Market was very pleasant. Cesar manriaue tour was excellent with a most informative and efficient guide.”
Half-day tour combining Teguise Market shopping with the César Manrique Foundation art house, with pickup and included admission.
“Tour didn’t pickup from Playa Honda so had to walk to bus station at Arrecife. Tour bus didn’t arrive. Tour office told us to get taxi to Cesar Manrique Foundation and pickup the tour from there. We did this and waited 1 hour but no sign of tour bus. Phoned Viator office they were closed…”
A 4-hour Lanzarote cruise excursion pairing the César Manrique Foundation with time in Teguise market, plus guided art and transfers.
“Dies ist bereits die zweite Tour die wir auf Lanzarote über GetYourGuide bei einer Kreuzfahrt gebucht haben und von Lanzaroteguides ausgeführt wurde. Detaillierte Informationen vorab über WhatsApp erhalten, mit Bildern wo der Bus abfährt, klasse organisiert. Ausflüge sind nahezu gleich wie vom Schiff angeboten. Jederzeit wieder gerne.”
Teguise market, a quick ferry to La Graciosa, and real Canarian food with an open bar, all wrapped into one smooth Lanzarote day.
“The market was huge and was good to walk around even though some stalls were the same. The island after was beautiful. Guide was very knowledgeable. Meal was paella not something I would normally eat but the bread was tasty”
