TENERIFE · VOLCANO HIKES AND TREKS
The 4 best volcano hikes and treks in Tenerife you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and how much of it is uphill. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Review of Tenerife’s Teide summit hike, with cable car access, permits, guides, views, fitness advice, weather rules, and practical tips.
“really enjoyed this activity. only minor thing was a bit of confusion about pickup point between email and info on app but was all fine in the end!”
Climb Mount Teide by cable car, hike the final 170 meters, and enjoy summit views, a guide, permits, and a small group from South Tenerife.
“The tour was very well organized. The guide Steffi did a great job. She had a lot of information about the island, its history, and the vulcano. Really worth the money and time. Recommended!”
Hike Mount Teide through the night for a sunrise at Spain’s highest point, Milky Way views, volcanic shadow, and a serious mountain challenge.
“A summit hike on El Teide is highly recommended if you are in Tenerife. We had a fantastic trip, with our guide/coach Elena. She arrived on time and made our night/ day unforgettable. Elena made us to a common team, and we all felt we was in good hands and safe for reaching the El Teide. We had a great night together up to the top, with a lot of nice stories about the mountain and she took very nice pictures of everybody in the team. Elena was well organized, with good social skills and had useful information about Tenerife and El Teide. She had reached the top many times.…”
Climb Spain’s 3,715-meter Teide Peak with a guide, permit, gear, and cable car option. Expect huge views and a serious altitude challenge.
“the peak, view, walk was excellent. wonderful vulkanic landscape, different collours of rock, sand and we had to wear spikes a short period of the trail because of snowfall. Just exiting - not dangerous. The guide knew a lot about the landscape and history of Mount Teide. On the downside hej walked quit quickly so some in the group had difficulty to follow his pace.”
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