Teide Tour
Mount Teide with Cable Car
Excursion to Mount Teide with Cable Car included.
Pick-up from Tenerife South:
-
Las Americas
-
Los Cristianos
-
Golf del Sur
-
Los Gigantes
-
Excursion to Mount Teide with Cable Car included.
Pick-up from Tenerife North:
-
Puerto de la Cruz
-
La Orotava
Pick-up from several hotels and bus stops in Puerto de la Cruz.
From other destinations (Garachico, Icod de los Vinos, Buenavista del Norte) the pick-up point will be La Cúpula Shopping Centre in Puerto de la Cruz. You must get there by your own - a car or taxi.
-
Excursion to Mount Teide with Cable Car included.
Pick-up from Tenerife North:
-
Santa Cruz
-
Description
Mount Teide Tour: Europe's Most Visited National Park
Join us on a guided bus tour to Mount Teide, with cable car tickets and a digital audio guide included.
Experience the breathtaking ascent to Mount Teide, passing through various climate zones. From lush laurel woods and dense pine forests to the striking high mountain scrub, you'll be awed by the changing scenery.
The views are spectacular whether you ascend from the north, encountering fog and cool laurel forests, or from the south, with its direct climb through pine forests. Once at the high mountain area, you'll feel like you're flying above a sea of clouds.
Included in your tour:
-
Cable car tickets for ascent and descent
-
Digital audio guide with information on Mount Teide’s trails
-
Stunning views of Tenerife and neighbouring islands
-
Insight into the island's volcanic history
At the cable car upper station (3,555 meters), choose from these viewpoints:
La Rambleta: View Siete Cañadas and the Ucanca valley.
La Fortaleza Trail: Spectacular northern Tenerife views.
Pico Viejo Trail: Southern views with the Pico Viejo crater and nearby islands.
Discover one of the world’s most extraordinary volcanic landscapes on this unforgettable tour.
-
-
Mount Teide is the highest peak in Spain, standing at 3,718 meters (12,198 feet) above sea level. It is also the third-highest volcano in the world measured from its base on the ocean floor, with a total height of 7,500 meters (24,600 feet).
-
Teide and its surroundings are part of Teide National Park, the most visited national park in Europe and one of the most visited in the world.
-
Mount Teide is an active volcano, though its last eruption occurred in 1909. The volcano is considered dormant, but not extinct.
-
Due to its high altitude and clear skies, the area around Mount Teide is home to the Teide Observatory, one of the world's major astronomical observatories.
-
The area around Mount Teide is home to unique plant species, including the Teide violet, which only grows at altitudes above 3,000 meters. The park also hosts a variety of endemic fauna.
-
The indigenous Guanche people of Tenerife considered Mount Teide a sacred mountain and an important part of their mythology.
-
The climate on Mount Teide varies greatly with altitude, from subtropical at its base to alpine at its summit, with significant temperature differences between day and night.
-
F.A.Q.
