Created by renowned artist César Manrique, Jameos del Agua is a mesmerizing fusion of nature and artistry. Nestled inside one of Lanzarote’s volcanic tunnels, this Art, Culture and Tourism center represents artistic creation in harmony with the environment.

This enchanting subterranean realm is accessed via a partially collapsed lava tube of La Corona Volcano, and opens to reveal a stunning landscape of lava-formed pools, lush gardens and a natural concert hall.

With your Jameos del Agua tickets, prepare to be captivated by the surreal beauty of human creativity alongside the evidence of Lanzarote's ancient geological past.

Here's all you need to know about Jameos del Agua, one of the most exciting attractions in Lanzarote.

How much do Jameos del Agua tickets cost?

Tickets to Jameos del Agua are valid for a single entry up to six months from the date of purchase and can be booked and paid for online. Entry is on a first-come, first-served basis and no priority entry is granted.

Adult (12 and above): €10
Children (aged 7-12): €5
Children (under 6): Free

Who is eligible for discounts?

Discounted tickets can only be purchased from the ticket office at the site and accreditation may be required.

Discounts are applicable as follows:

30% discount for persons with disabilities.
20% discount for Canary Islands residents.

At certain times, additional discounts are sometimes offered to residents of Lanzarote.

Should you book in advance?

Booking tickets in advance for Jameos del Agua is highly recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons or if you are visiting as part of a large group. Advanced booking not only guarantees your entry, but also allows you to avoid long queues at the ticket counter.

Many visitors prefer joining a tour that includes this unique attraction, or purchasing a combination ticket, which includes access to other attractions on Lanzarote, such as the Cueva de los Verdes and Timanfaya National Park.

You can book tickets online through the official website or other authorized ticket providers, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience.

Are there any combined tickets or tours including Jameos del Agua and other attractions?

Selecting a tour that combines several of Lanzarote’s top attractions is a great way to save time and money. Here are some of the combined ticket options as well as a few of the most popular tours that include a visit to Jameos del Agua.

Combined tickets

3 Centers Voucher: With a 3 Center Voucher, you can visit two of three locations, choosing between Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes. You can also select a visit to either Mirador del Río or Cactus Garden.
4 Centers Voucher: A 4 Center Voucher entitles you to entrance to four of the centers offered, including Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, Mirador del Río or Cactus Garden.
6 Centers Voucher: With this 6 Center Voucher you can visit all six centers at Timanfaya, Jameos del Agua, Cueva de los Verdes, Mirador del Río, Cactus Garden and MIAC Castillo de San José.

Combined tours

Lanzarote Grand tour with Jameos del Agua and Timanfaya: This all-encompassing full-day guided tour of the island includes Timanfaya National Park and Jameos del Agua.
Lanzarote César Manrique with Green Caves or Jameos del Agua entrance: On this full-day tour, you will visit the sites associated with the late artist César Manrique including either the Green Caves or Jameos del Agua.
Private luxury tour of Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes in Lanzarote: This luxury private half-day excursion explores the treasures of north Lanzarote and includes visits to Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes. A full-day alternative that includes Timanfaya’s volcanic ecosystem is also an option for visitors with time to spare.

What will you see?

The entrance to Jameos del Agua is via the collapsed lava tunnel of La Corona Volcano, which erupted thousands of years ago and left behind this unique location enhanced by César Manrique.

As you descend, you will discover Jameos Chico, a subterranean lagoon where unique blind crabs thrive. The lagoon is 7 meter deep and provides a home to over 70 endemic species, the blind crab among them. Its azure water stands in stark contrast to the surrounding black volcanic rock, and you can also find a restaurant here that will provide you with one of the most unique dining experiences.

Further on, the spacious Jameos Grande houses a lush garden and an iconic swimming pool, designed by César Manrique. As you wander through the verdant foliage, you will marvel at the tropical palms and endemic vegetation. Birdsong will accompany you as you explore this area.

The final stop on this inspiring route is Jameos de la Cazuela, the natural concert hall with amazing acoustics. Music and cultural events are regularly held beneath this cavernous ceiling, with space for 550 people. The joining of natural beauty and human creativity will leave you inspired and energized.

You can also make a visit to the Casa de Los Volcanes museum, which provides an informative journey through the history of Lanzarote's volcanoes and their transformative power.

How to get there?

Jameos del Agua is located at Carreta Arrieta in Lanzarote. To get there, follow the Órzola South or North depending on your starting point.

You can either make your own travel arrangements by hiring a car or using the public bus system on the island.

Alternatively, join one of the many guided tour options where your travel arrangements will be organized for you.

What are the opening times?

Jameos del Agua is open 365 days a year between 10 AM and 5:15 PM.

There is a restaurant at the site that is open between 12:15 AM and 3:45 PM.

On Fridays, you can dine at the restaurant and enjoy a night of concerts and dancing between 7 PM and 12 AM.

When is the best time to visit Jameos del Agua?

If possible, try and schedule your visit to Jameos del Agua early in the morning to avoid long queues and crowded spaces.

Autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) are ideal times to visit this location, with moderate temperatures and only a very slim chance of rain. This is also when the tourist crowds will be fewer.

Travel tips

Wear comfortable shoes: The paths in and around Jameos del Agua are made of volcanic stone and can be uneven and rocky, so wear comfortable shoes with good traction.
Allocate enough time: Plan to spend at least 2-3 hours at Jameos del Agua to fully explore the site and its various attractions, including the cave system, the saltwater lagoon and the Casa de Los Volcanes museum.
Respect the environment: Jameos del Agua is a protected natural space, so it is essential to respect the environment and not touch or disturb the unique flora and fauna. It is forbidden to throw any coins or objects into the lagoon.
Don't use flash photography: Avoid flash photography inside the caves, as it can disturb the unique albino crabs that live there. Make sure to turn off the flash on your camera or phone.

Jameos del Agua: Tickets and Tours