• Mirador de Chipeque - Offers breathtaking views of the Orotava Valley, Teide, the Izaña Observatory, and the mesmerizing sea of clouds.
• Teide National Park - As the most visited park in Europe and the ninth worldwide, Teide National Park promises hours of exploration. Visitors will learn from the guide about various geological and natural phenomena. The park features the Teide-Pico Viejo stratovolcano, which at 3,718 meters, is Spain’s highest peak. Rising 7,500 meters from the ocean floor, it ranks as the third tallest volcanic structure globally, set in a stunning landscape. The atmospheric conditions enhance the visual impact, creating ever-changing textures and tones, with a “sea of clouds” providing a dramatic backdrop. Teide’s global significance lies in its vivid demonstration of the geological processes that shape oceanic islands.
• Mirador Minas de San Jose - Explore one of the National Park’s most unique areas, rich in history and breathtaking scenery. Here, the geological history of Tenerife unfolds, marked by eruptions and nature’s transformative power, alongside magnificent examples of Teide’s unique local flora.
• Los Roques de Garcia - A highly photographed icon of Teide National Park, these striking rock formations have been sculpted over millennia by volcanic erosion and wind, forming whimsical shapes on the Ucanca plain. This spot offers a spectacular view of Teide and the volcanic amphitheater of Las Cañadas, making it a favorite viewpoint in the park. Other hidden viewpoints will also be explored. And why not enjoy a coffee with the island’s best views?
• Orotava Valley - Formed by a massive landslide, the valley is now a thriving orchard with banana trees and vines. It offers stunning views of the mountains, the sea, and the nearby island of La Palma. Depending on time and interests, visitors may stop at a cafe with impressive views, roadside viewpoints, or the charming city of La Orotava, known for its palaces and beautiful historic center.
• Centro Historico de San Cristobal de la Laguna - Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for being the first Spanish/American colonial city. Its historic center features the first ideal “city-territory” designed according to philosophical principles. The wide streets and open spaces are lined with beautiful churches and public and private buildings from the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Perfect for passengers from cruises or flights landing at the Northern airport of Tenerife, an island whose unique geology affects everything. Having an official tour guide and geologist on hand to show you around the island couldn’t be better.

Pick-up happens from either the port or the airport (or any location within the metropolitan area that you prefer). From there, our journey begins to various key locations on the island (the list below is just for reference). The entire trip is completely customizable according to your preference, with the itinerary being decided once we’re on the road, including the number of stops and other activities, all under the expert advice of the guide cum driver.

• Private tour
• Tour can be customized as per your preferences
• A geologist as guide
• I’m an amateur photographer and will carry my camera along, sharing all the photographs post-trip
• Child seats provided if required
• Spacious vehicle (SUV) will be used, although it can only accommodate up to four passengers and is not a minivan.
• Completely private tour, just you and the guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.