Tenerife Small Group Teide National Park Volcanic and Forest Wonders 4-5 Hour
by Tenerife Stars
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€140Overview
The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Tenerife's south region. Travelers first visit Vilaflor, a peaceful village at 1500 meters elevation, where they walk through the town square and can stop at a local café for coffee or treats to help acclimate to the altitude. From there, the group moves to El Pino Gordo to see one of the oldest and largest Canary pine trees on the island, a notable spot for photos. Next, the tour stops at a viewpoint offering sights of eastern Tenerife, the nearby island Gran Canaria, and the southern part of Tenerife from the South Airport to Los Cristianos, with the scent of the Vilaflor pine forest in the air. At Mirador de Boca Tauce within Teide National Park, visitors see different lava formations from various eruptions and views of Mount Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, illustrating the island's volcanic history. The route continues to a natural cliff area featuring the Queen's Shoe rock, shaped over thousands of years by climate and erosion. Los Roques de Garcia is the main highlight, where travelers spend about an hour exploring varied lava and rock formations that resemble a lunar landscape. A cafeteria here offers drinks and a spot to relax while enjoying the views. The group then views Pico Viejo, Tenerife’s second highest peak at 3135 meters, noting its last eruption in 1798 which produced 12 million cubic meters of lava over 92 days. From this vantage, the island La Gomera is visible. Another stop provides panoramic views of La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro, with volcanic landscapes and pine trees, including sights related to past eruptions such as the Chinyero volcano. The final stop offers a view of Tenerife’s west coast from Adeje to Los Gigantes and the Teno mountains, as well as La Gomera and La Palma islands. Here, there is an option to visit a local café before the group returns by motorway to their hotels, completing the trip in approximately 4 to 5 hours. The tour includes air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup in the south but does not include cable car tickets, drinks, or pickups from certain locations.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Vilaflor
The group spends about 40 minutes walking in the center of Vilaflor, a quiet village at 1500 meters elevation. There is time to visit a local café for coffee or snacks. This stop helps visitors adjust to the altitude.
40 min
El Pino Gordo
For 15 minutes, visitors see one of the oldest and largest Canary pine trees on Tenerife. The tree’s size and age stand out and provide a good photo opportunity.
15 min
East Tenerife Viewpoint
From this 10-minute stop, travelers see the eastern part of Tenerife, the island Gran Canaria, and the south-east region from the South Airport to Los Cristianos. The air carries the scent of the nearby pine forest.
10 min
Mirador de Boca Tauce
At this viewpoint inside Teide National Park, visitors spend 10 minutes observing lava deposits from different eruptions and views of Mount Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, illustrating the island’s volcanic activity.
10 min
Queen's Shoe Rock Area
For 15 minutes, the tour stops near cliffs featuring a distinct rock formation called the Queen’s Shoe, shaped over thousands of years by natural forces.
15 min
Los Roques de Garcia
This main stop lasts about an hour. Visitors explore landscapes with lava and unique rock shapes known as Roques de Garcia, often photographed and resembling a Mars-like environment. A cafeteria is available for drinks and rest.
60 min
Pico Viejo Volcano View
Visitors spend 20 minutes viewing Pico Viejo, Tenerife’s second highest peak at 3135 meters. The volcano last erupted in 1798, releasing 12 million cubic meters of lava over 92 days. The nearby island La Gomera is also visible.
20 min
Panoramic Viewpoint of Neighboring Islands
For 15 minutes, travelers see La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro. The landscape features volcanic material and pine trees, with views of past eruptions including the Chinyero volcano.
15 min
West Tenerife Viewpoint
The final 15-minute stop offers views from Adeje to Los Gigantes and the Teno mountains, plus the islands of La Gomera and La Palma. There is an option to visit a café before returning to hotels in about 30 to 40 minutes.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Tenerife Small Group Teide National Park Volcanic and Forest Wonders 4-5 Hour
by Tenerife Stars
Choose from 4 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€140Overview
The tour begins with pickup from hotels in Tenerife's south region. Travelers first visit Vilaflor, a peaceful village at 1500 meters elevation, where they walk through the town square and can stop at a local café for coffee or treats to help acclimate to the altitude. From there, the group moves to El Pino Gordo to see one of the oldest and largest Canary pine trees on the island, a notable spot for photos. Next, the tour stops at a viewpoint offering sights of eastern Tenerife, the nearby island Gran Canaria, and the southern part of Tenerife from the South Airport to Los Cristianos, with the scent of the Vilaflor pine forest in the air. At Mirador de Boca Tauce within Teide National Park, visitors see different lava formations from various eruptions and views of Mount Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, illustrating the island's volcanic history. The route continues to a natural cliff area featuring the Queen's Shoe rock, shaped over thousands of years by climate and erosion. Los Roques de Garcia is the main highlight, where travelers spend about an hour exploring varied lava and rock formations that resemble a lunar landscape. A cafeteria here offers drinks and a spot to relax while enjoying the views. The group then views Pico Viejo, Tenerife’s second highest peak at 3135 meters, noting its last eruption in 1798 which produced 12 million cubic meters of lava over 92 days. From this vantage, the island La Gomera is visible. Another stop provides panoramic views of La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro, with volcanic landscapes and pine trees, including sights related to past eruptions such as the Chinyero volcano. The final stop offers a view of Tenerife’s west coast from Adeje to Los Gigantes and the Teno mountains, as well as La Gomera and La Palma islands. Here, there is an option to visit a local café before the group returns by motorway to their hotels, completing the trip in approximately 4 to 5 hours. The tour includes air-conditioned transport and hotel pickup in the south but does not include cable car tickets, drinks, or pickups from certain locations.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Vilaflor
The group spends about 40 minutes walking in the center of Vilaflor, a quiet village at 1500 meters elevation. There is time to visit a local café for coffee or snacks. This stop helps visitors adjust to the altitude.
40 min
El Pino Gordo
For 15 minutes, visitors see one of the oldest and largest Canary pine trees on Tenerife. The tree’s size and age stand out and provide a good photo opportunity.
15 min
East Tenerife Viewpoint
From this 10-minute stop, travelers see the eastern part of Tenerife, the island Gran Canaria, and the south-east region from the South Airport to Los Cristianos. The air carries the scent of the nearby pine forest.
10 min
Mirador de Boca Tauce
At this viewpoint inside Teide National Park, visitors spend 10 minutes observing lava deposits from different eruptions and views of Mount Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, illustrating the island’s volcanic activity.
10 min
Queen's Shoe Rock Area
For 15 minutes, the tour stops near cliffs featuring a distinct rock formation called the Queen’s Shoe, shaped over thousands of years by natural forces.
15 min
Los Roques de Garcia
This main stop lasts about an hour. Visitors explore landscapes with lava and unique rock shapes known as Roques de Garcia, often photographed and resembling a Mars-like environment. A cafeteria is available for drinks and rest.
60 min
Pico Viejo Volcano View
Visitors spend 20 minutes viewing Pico Viejo, Tenerife’s second highest peak at 3135 meters. The volcano last erupted in 1798, releasing 12 million cubic meters of lava over 92 days. The nearby island La Gomera is also visible.
20 min
Panoramic Viewpoint of Neighboring Islands
For 15 minutes, travelers see La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro. The landscape features volcanic material and pine trees, with views of past eruptions including the Chinyero volcano.
15 min
West Tenerife Viewpoint
The final 15-minute stop offers views from Adeje to Los Gigantes and the Teno mountains, plus the islands of La Gomera and La Palma. There is an option to visit a café before returning to hotels in about 30 to 40 minutes.
15 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.