Headout and Tiqets in Lanzarote: no buggy tours, and what to use instead

If you use Headout or Tiqets for other holidays, it makes sense to look there for a Lanzarote buggy tour. You will not find one. This page is deliberately short: it tells you what they sell on the island and where the buggy tours really are. We checked on 6 October 2026. We are not partners of either.

Does Headout sell buggy tours in Lanzarote?

No. Headout's euro catalogue for Lanzarote has 20 products: Timanfaya, boat trips, ferries and diving. None is a buggy, quad or ATV. On top of that, the city page itself is flagged as hidden from its search.

Does Tiqets sell buggy tours in Lanzarote?

No. Its Lanzarote page is split into attractions (6), cruises and boat tours (6), water activities (5), nature (2) and day trips (2). The top ten are theme parks, the aquarium, Music Hall Tavern, the Janubio salt pans, El Grifo winery, cruises and hiking. No buggies, quads or trikes.

Where to book a buggy tour in Lanzarote

All buggy tours on the island are guided, in convoy, and priced per vehicle. These are the real options:

• GetYourGuide (our partner): carries almost the whole range, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. The off-road tour from Costa Teguise costs from €150 per two-seater buggy, about €75 per person if there are two of you, and has 4.6 out of 5 from more than 5,500 reviews. Check dates for the north off-road buggy tour.
• Viator: same list prices and a few products that are not on GetYourGuide. We review it in Viator for buggy tours.
• Civitatis: handy if you want a Spanish-speaking guide; it sells the Guatiza and Mala tours (€150) and the on-road tour with a walk to El Cuervo volcano (€180). More in Civitatis.
• The operator direct: sometimes cheaper. We compare them in operators and platforms.

For a family or a group of four, Lanzabuggy's 4-seater on-road buggy costs €160 per vehicle, €40 per person with four of you: check dates for the family buggy.

If what you wanted on Tiqets or Headout was Timanfaya

Timanfaya does appear on Headout, and if you were hoping to combine it with a buggy tour, bear in mind that no buggy goes on tracks inside Timanfaya National Park: tours only cross it on the LZ-67 road or stay in the La Geria area and Los Volcanes Natural Park. The visit to the Montañas del Fuego is separate: €30 for adults and €15 for ages 7 to 12, with a time slot booked online.

One on-road buggy tour that passes close to that area is H2O's from Puerto del Carmen, with a walk to El Cuervo volcano and a stop at Las Grietas: €180 per buggy for up to four. Check dates for the on-road buggy tour. More ideas in other things to do in Lanzarote.

Reviewed: 6 October 2026