Teide National Park, Icod de los Vinos, Garachico & Masca: Guided Tour

Tour Tenerife's stunning volcanic landscapes and see Masca village

Start time: 08:45

Live guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Duration: 9h

Start time: 08:45

Duration: 9h

Live guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish

Registered address: C/Fundadores de la Cooperativa,Nº66 - L.10, 38639, San Miguel de Abona, ES

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What's included

Roundtrip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle

Tour guide

Visit of Teide National Park with views of Teide Volcano

Visit of Icod de los Vinos and the famous Drago Milenario

Visit of the village Masca

Visit of the town Garachico

What's not included

Lunch – don't forget to bring your own!

Admission to the Teide Cable Car

Permit to hike to the Teide peak

Meeting point

Avenida Juan Carlos I, 25, 38640, Tenerife

Show your smartphone ticket and a valid ID to your guide at the meeting point, the bus stop in front of the Sol Arona Gran Hotel
You will be grouped together according to your chosen language

Description

On this tour, you will spend a full day exploring the most representative places in the north of Tenerife. Your first stop is Teide National Park, located in the heart of Tenerife and home to the highest peak in Spain: the volcano El Teide.

Here, you will pause for about 30 minutes to admire the impressive volcanic landscapes of Las Cañadas del Teide and the emblematic Roques de Garcia. After this visit, you will descend to Icod de los Vinos where you will have the opportunity to see the famous Drago Milenario, which is believed to be over 800 years old.

You will have free time to enjoy lunch, either on your own or by trying Canarian gastronomy at one of the recommended local restaurants.

Next, you will visit Garachico, a picturesque coastal town with a history marked by a volcanic eruption in 1706. Here, you will stroll through the streets of its historic center, recognized as a Cultural Heritage site and one of the most representative of the Canary Islands. Discover emblematic sites such as the natural pools of El Caletón, formed by lava flows, and the Castle of San Miguel, an ancient fortress that once defended the town from pirate attacks.

You will then follow the route into the vibrant nature of Teno Rural Park until you reach the hamlet of Masca, located between impressive valleys and ravines. Be charmed by the traditional architecture of this enclave, declared a Place of Ethnographic and Historical Interest and a Site of Cultural Interest.