Lava Flows by Land & Sea: the Tajogaite Experience
Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Lava Flows by Land & Sea: the Tajogaite Experience
On September 19, 2021, the volcano now known as Tajogaite erupted and for 85 days, lava eked its way over 1,200 hectares (2.900 acres) of land, devouring towns, dramatically expanded the island's coastline and created over a dozen new beaches. For sea-side views of the volcano's destruction, you'll board the comfortable catamaran Fancy II for a relaxing one-hour cruise. Back on land, the tour continues with a scenic drive across lava flows and affected areas, offering views of the powerful forces that reshaped the island. The eruption made world-wide news and a stop at Tajuya Square offers a look at the key location for international broadcasts.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
For an unforgettable sight of the forever-changed landscape, you'll travel to Tacande Viewpoint, where you can take in close-up views of the dramatic terrain and volcano cone left behind by the Tajogaite volcano.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The ride from the terminal to the Port of Tazacorte and your waiting catamaran is just the beginning of your scenic journey. From your coach window, you'll have views of lush mountains, deep ravines, and the striking volcanic scars of the Tajogaite eruption.
Schedule
Special Notes
The minimum age to participate is 4. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Take long head cover and sunglasses.This tour is suitable for people with reduced mobility or walking difficulties. It is not suitable for guests using mobility devices.
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Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Lava Flows by Land & Sea: the Tajogaite Experience
On September 19, 2021, the volcano now known as Tajogaite erupted and for 85 days, lava eked its way over 1,200 hectares (2.900 acres) of land, devouring towns, dramatically expanded the island's coastline and created over a dozen new beaches. For sea-side views of the volcano's destruction, you'll board the comfortable catamaran Fancy II for a relaxing one-hour cruise. Back on land, the tour continues with a scenic drive across lava flows and affected areas, offering views of the powerful forces that reshaped the island. The eruption made world-wide news and a stop at Tajuya Square offers a look at the key location for international broadcasts.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
For an unforgettable sight of the forever-changed landscape, you'll travel to Tacande Viewpoint, where you can take in close-up views of the dramatic terrain and volcano cone left behind by the Tajogaite volcano.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The ride from the terminal to the Port of Tazacorte and your waiting catamaran is just the beginning of your scenic journey. From your coach window, you'll have views of lush mountains, deep ravines, and the striking volcanic scars of the Tajogaite eruption.
Schedule
Special Notes
The minimum age to participate is 4. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. Take long head cover and sunglasses.This tour is suitable for people with reduced mobility or walking difficulties. It is not suitable for guests using mobility devices.