A intensive program in only five hours. My compliments. From a statue of a farmer and museum and cave in San Bartolome, to a winery, to camels and a camelmuseum and the Timafaya experience and also el Golfo with the green lake. For us it was long enough en we were glad that the tour started around midi and not early in the morning. Good explanation by the guides! Not longer than necessary in the bus.

I think it is a good activity if it's your first time in Lanzarote, but it's all very "touristic". Stop in La Geria was nice but very short and crowded, and after that we decided not to go for the camel ride (11 euro per couple). Best part was the tour with the bus inside the the national park, which you cannot explore by yourself: we skipped a super long queue at the entrance (bonus), then after a little demonstration we went for the tour. Two downsides: if you are not sitting next to window, your view may be not the greatest; the guide inside the park was an audio guide, and the sound quality was not the best. Overall I suggest this activity if you have little time, otherwise look for a small group activity like a trekking with a guide.

Our guide Nazareth was very well prepared and nice, it’s clear she enjoy doing her job. Her touch gave to the tour a plus. The demonstrations at park timanfaya did not impressed me but it’s because I am not so much into guided tours and prefer instead to join the experience on my own , thing that you cannot do inside the park. If you are sitting in the aisle seat in the bus you won’t enjoy it very much as there is a limited view, most of the time is spent onboard. Charco Verde is a nice spot, ruined by the multitude of people taking selfies and the rushing stop. Most of the time is spent to pick up/drop off other people to their hotels , for me it has been an opportunity to see other areas of the island I did not know. Overall a good experience.