Lanzarote Salt history and wine tasting
Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Janubio Salt Flats
Stretching out 168 hectares (415 acres), Janubio is the largest salt flat in the Canary Islands. Established in 1895, its salt, known as "white gold," is still harvested by hand with rakes, shovels, and wheelbarrows. A guided walking tour offers a look at the evaporation ponds, hydraulic system, mills and the traditional, artisanal extraction process. After the tour, you'll be offered a of sampling of different types of salt including Flor de Sal and a gift package.
Bodega Mota
This family-run winery has used time-honored, handcrafting techniques to create its wine. The tour begins with a private visit to the bodega's museum, which houses vintage tools and wine-making equipment. After the tour, enjoy a tasting of two wines accompanied by local cheese.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
The Janubio Salt Flats make an ideal photo subject. Not just white, the salt comes in a variety of colors such as pink, magenta and red. Contrast these colors with the black volcanic rock, black sand beaches and blues of the Atlantic Ocean and you have a picture-perfect memory.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The harvesting of salt has been a major industry in Lanzarote since the 15th century. It's hard to miss the towering mountains of "white gold" that dot the landscape as you make your way to Janubio Salt Flats and Bodega Mota.
Schedule
Special Notes
Minimum age to drink wine is 18; younger children will be offered a refreshing drink. The tour is not recommended for Guests using mobility devices. Wear comfortable shoes, as you will need to negotiate some gravel, inclines and steps.
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Moderate Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Janubio Salt Flats
Stretching out 168 hectares (415 acres), Janubio is the largest salt flat in the Canary Islands. Established in 1895, its salt, known as "white gold," is still harvested by hand with rakes, shovels, and wheelbarrows. A guided walking tour offers a look at the evaporation ponds, hydraulic system, mills and the traditional, artisanal extraction process. After the tour, you'll be offered a of sampling of different types of salt including Flor de Sal and a gift package.
Bodega Mota
This family-run winery has used time-honored, handcrafting techniques to create its wine. The tour begins with a private visit to the bodega's museum, which houses vintage tools and wine-making equipment. After the tour, enjoy a tasting of two wines accompanied by local cheese.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
The Janubio Salt Flats make an ideal photo subject. Not just white, the salt comes in a variety of colors such as pink, magenta and red. Contrast these colors with the black volcanic rock, black sand beaches and blues of the Atlantic Ocean and you have a picture-perfect memory.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
The harvesting of salt has been a major industry in Lanzarote since the 15th century. It's hard to miss the towering mountains of "white gold" that dot the landscape as you make your way to Janubio Salt Flats and Bodega Mota.
Schedule
Special Notes
Minimum age to drink wine is 18; younger children will be offered a refreshing drink. The tour is not recommended for Guests using mobility devices. Wear comfortable shoes, as you will need to negotiate some gravel, inclines and steps.