La Geria is the heart of Lanzarote wine: a valley of black ash with thousands of hand-dug pits, each vine sheltered from the wind by a crescent of stone. This route covers four visitable wineries from north to south, to see how malvasía is made in very different places: the historic estate, the small family cellar and the one that opens its vineyard to visitors.
What makes this route
Four stops, 45 to 90 minutes each. Book the largest winery in advance and leave the last one for unhurried shopping.
Itinerary
Lanzarote Natural
Winery · La Geria · Tinajo · Tinajo · 397 m · Intercity stop within 600 m (straight line).
Lanzarote Natural is a Tinajo-based project that combines a small winery, vineyard and natural-products shop. Its bodega-lagar makes DO Lanzarote wines fro
Bodega Las Cadenas
Winery · La Geria · Tinajo · La Vegueta · 1318 m · Intercity stop within 600 m (straight line).
Bodega Las Cadenas, also listed as Bodega Francisco Rivera, is a winery in Tinajo, inland Lanzarote, registered under the island's D.O. It opens for guided
Bodega Cohombrillo
Winery · La Geria · Tinajo · La Vegueta · 1379 m · Intercity stop within 600 m (straight line).
In Tinajo, inside Lanzarote's wine country, Bodega Cohombrillo farms its own grapes on an organic estate and makes natural single-parcel wine on a small, a
Bodegas Martinón
Winery · La Geria · Tías · Masdache · 855 m · Intercity stop within 600 m (straight line).
Bodegas Martinón: bodega en Tías, Lanzarote.
Getting around
By hire car or taxi. The LZ-30 runs through La Geria and the wineries have parking.