Discover one of Lanzarote’s most iconic spots without unnecessary waits with our Jameos del Agua tours. Choose a morning visit or combine this impressive space created by César Manrique with other island treasures on a full-day excursion. Travel comfortably by bus from your accommodation and enjoy the experience accompanied by an official guide who will show you every detail of this unique environment.
⚠️ Important: Always book in advance to guarantee your spot on the excursion.
Size of the group: minimum 30 people.
Combine Jameos del Agua with a Timanfaya National Park tour and enjoy one of the best tours in Lanzarote.
The origin of the Jameos del Agua, located to the north of the island of Lanzarote, could not be more spectacular, since it is a long volcanic tube that was generated in the bowels of the earth after the nearby Corona Volcano erupted. It was an eruption that also gave birth to another one of the island’s great attractions: La Cueva de los Verdes.
In fact, of that large volcanic tube approximately 6 kilometres in length, the Jameos del Agua only occupies a part of the coast and is even below sea level, which is why it has a lake in its interior whose waters originate from the ocean and are filtered underground.
But the uniqueness of Jameos del Agua and its natural value doesn’t stop there, as it is undoubtedly of high interest. In this place, local artist César Manrique (1919-1992) created one of his most famous and distinct creations in the 1970s. Therefore, it is also considered a Site of Cultural Interest.
The truth is that Jameos del Agua is the highest expression of Manrique, achieving maximum harmony between nature and his artistic creations. And today Jameos del Agua can be visited for its cultural value, which is largely due to this multidisciplinary artist’s intervention and his ability to fuse nature and art like few others.
The result is that it is a Centre of Art, Culture and Tourism where every detail is given consideration. For example, there is an underground auditorium where concerts are regularly held. The auditorium is one of the highlights of a visit to Jameos del Agua.
And of course the inland lake itself is another point of great interest. It is a small pool of water with great beauty, but it also hides interesting life forms, with at least a dozen endemic species. One such species is a small, blind crab that never sees the light of day. Their scientific name is Munidopsis polymorpha, although these crabs are more commonly known as “los jameitos.”
In order to visit Los Jameos del agua the best options are the Grand Tour and the Highlights tour. Book these tours and enjoy an incredible places.
I consider this a very thorough tour. It’s definitely worth it for the visit to Jameos and to Timanfaya Park. In the next few days I’m staying only to spend time on the north island, which they say is spectacular.
We had to tour at least half of the island. In each corner you can see that César has left his mark. I loved it.
I want to come back to do this trip again. I think I’ll never tire of doing it.
Some incredible places. Every single place on the route deserves a visit
Magnificent views, unique scenery and even the weather was very pleasant and not very hot. The best trip I’ve done to date.
Great tour and good organization. Jameos del Agua and the Green Cave are spots you must visit in Lanzarote, along with Timanfaya, which we had already visited.
We wasted a lot of time on the bus. They were late when picking us up and we spent a lot of time picking up clients along the way before the tour even started.
First we went to the great monument in his honour, then to an immense valley with some stupendous views, to the lookout where you can see the island La Graciosa, Jameos and the Green Caves, and finally we ended up in the Cactus Garden. All works of this great artist.
The pickups take too long. The excursion is worth it, but the pick-up time is very long from Costa Blanca, no matter how much the guide said that if we wanted to be picked up near our hotels, this was the only option.
Spectacular places. Without a doubt, Jameos and the Green Caves, along with Timanfaya, are must-visit site if you go to Lanzarote.