Contact Us

This page exists because comparison sites drift. Operators change prices, cancel runs and add new tastings without telling anyone. If you spot a figure on lanzarotewine.tours that no longer matches the live booking page, tell us and we will check it against the operator's own listing the same day.

What readers write in about:

• A price that has moved. The from-prices here run from $28 for the vineyard visit with wine and chocolate up to $176 for the four-winery tapas day, and operators adjust them seasonally. If the live booking page quotes something different from what our listing shows, send us the tour name and we will recheck it.
• A tour we have missed. The roster currently holds 14 tours across three categories: seven bodega tastings, four driven tours with transport, and three guided walks through La Geria. Lanzarote keeps adding small tastings and hikes, particularly around Masdache and San Bartolomé, so there is every chance something worthwhile is not on our list yet. Name the operator or the bodega and we will look at whether it can be compared properly, with a published price and bookable dates, before it earns a listing.
• A factual error. Maybe we have put a cheese pairing under the wrong category, or described the Three Wineries Tour as shorter than its three and a half hours. Corrections like these matter more than they sound, because travellers use the durations and inclusions to plan a single day out of a package holiday. Point out the mistake and we will fix the copy.
• A question before booking. Which tasting suits a non-drinker, whether the sunset vineyard tour runs year-round, or how the $58 El Grifo tasting compares with the $94 La Geria pairing. We answer what we can from the published listings and say plainly when we do not know.
• Questions the FAQ and the guides do not quite answer.

Email info@lanzarotewine.tours

What To Expect

A short reply, usually within two working days, from whoever wrote the page you are asking about. We will not pretend to have taken a tour we have not taken, and we will not guess at an operator's policy on children, mobility or large groups when the listing does not state it. What we can do is read the same booking page you are reading, quote what it actually says, and tell you which of the 14 tours fits the question. If your query is about a booking you have already made, a refund or a cancelled run, we will redirect you to the operator, since the booking sits with them and not with us. Everything else, from a typo in the hiking section to a bodega we have overlooked near Tinajo, is ours to deal with.

Where We Stop

We stop short of a few things. This is not a booking desk, so we cannot hold a seat, change a date or chase a refund for the sunset vineyard tour or any other listing. The booking platforms handle money, confirmations and cancellations, and every tour on this site carries free cancellation, so changes are best made there directly.

We also stop short of recommending one bodega as the best on the island, because taste varies and the roster makes that unnecessary. Some travellers want the two-hour El Grifo tasting at $58 with its 365 reviews behind it. Others prefer the $105 Three Wineries Tour, rated 5 across 112 reviews, because someone else drives and Spain's drink-drive limit is lower than the UK's, which is a large part of why guided tours with transport exist here at all. Both choices are sound, and our job is to lay out the differences rather than pick for you.

Finally, we stop short of inventing details. When a listing publishes no reviews, as with the craft brewery and wine tour or the pleasure hike through the wine region, we say so rather than dressing the tour up with borrowed praise. When we do not know a pick-up point or a group size cap, we say that too. A comparison site that fills gaps with guesses is worse than no comparison site at all, and the whole point of this one is that you can check every figure against the live listing.

Stuck choosing between one bodega visit and a driven day around La Geria? The side-by-side breakdown of tour types is quicker than an email, covering all fourteen listings, and the guides dig into what each tasting includes and how the timings differ.