Bodega La Geria

Amazing place to visit and specially to learn about the wine process! Super interesting! I highly recommend to do the tour! We had a great experience and tasted 3 different types of wine from that winery! Don’t forget to book your tickets online in advance!

Visiting **La Geria** in Lanzarote was an incredible experience. The unique way they cultivate wine in such an arid, volcanic landscape is truly impressive — a perfect example of resilience and ingenuity. There’s something absolutely beautiful about the contrast between the black volcanic soil, the green vines, and the endless horizon. The **Malvasía wine** was exceptional — rich, aromatic, and full of character, perfectly reflecting the island’s volcanic essence. It’s a place that captures both the **beauty and spirit of Lanzarote**. I absolutely loved it and would highly recommend it to any wine lover or traveler seeking something truly unique. 🍷🌋🍇

An interesting wine and vineyard tour with a relaxed atmosphere. The guide was friendly and informative (English tour at 2pm only), sharing both the history of the winery and the winemaking process in an engaging way. La Geria is a small winery, but rich in history and character, and the local wine tasting was a nice highlight

Came here today on a buggy tour and to be honest, it was pretty boring. It’s a very interesting way of growing the grapes, and the coffee shop was OK. The gift shop was very large but it just didn’t particularly excite anyone in our group.

We really liked the two wines we tried here (dry white and dry rose), also very nice views from the terrace, you can admire the vineyards… but otherwise it felt extremely commercial, it was busy with tour buses. Good parking.

Shop for wines and plenty of varied souvenirs, toilets available downstairs, coach party was tasting a sweet or a dry wine. Selection of cakes and sandwiches , reasonable free parking.

Interesting landscape, however very over priced shop and wines. You get 20ml wine for tasting if you are part of the tour/Bus group. Basically a typical tourist trap.

Definitely worth the time doing the vineyard tour to understand the unusual and unique ways of growing grapes in this region! Those circular holes on the ground with windshielding features are rather practical! The best of course is the tasting at the end with three different types of wines!