Excellent trip if you want to see more of the island than just the hotel and beach. We were a group of 5 land rovers, so not too many people. Most of the drivers were Spanish speaking. Our driver, Karolis, spoke several languages and provided the tour for all the English speakers (in all the vehicles) and in Polish for two people in our vehicle. He was excellent. The views from the roads and the stopping places were fantastic. Near the coast is very arid but going inland leads to pine woods and the valley full of palm trees. Beautiful. Be aware that the off road section is a track used by emergency vehicles - it is bumpy, twisty and sometimes close to the edge of the hill. The trip includes options for lunch and a camel ride and you can shop for aloe Vera products at the farm. None of the stops are too long if you don’t want these - you can look around and enjoy the views instead. Highly recommended.

Great tour of the southern part of the Island..... In the afternoon they did provide an option for a Camel Ride tour of 15 minutes for 10 euros..... It's really nice and you don't have 2 book a seperate excursion wich cost more for it.... The lunch wish was not included is an optional walking Buffet for 13 euros.. Al goods prices considering.

Just fantastic! Huge thanks to our wonderful guide. If you are doing this activity then take a bottle of water. There are place to stop for refreshments, but only after an hour or so. Also, for those with Asthma or breathing issues, I would suggest taking a face mask as the off-roading is very dusty. All in all an enlightening and somewhat adrenaline fuelled drive up to the volcano and back. There are two stop on the way back - the Aloe Vera plantation and the Camels which may not be to everyone’s liking, but there are shady areas to sit. Also make sure you have some cash with you as not all the bars and cafés accept Applepay or cards.