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Mount Teide Tour: Discover Tenerife's Volcanic Wonders
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253 Ratings
Volcano Teide Experience
Experience the stunning volcanic landscapes of Teide National Park on this half-day tour. Marvel at the recent volcanic eruptions, learn about the history of the Canary Islands, and enjoy breathtaking views from the cable car on Mount Teide.
Experience the stunning volcanic landscapes of Teide National Park on this half-day tour. Marvel at the recent volcanic eruptions, learn about the history of the Canary Islands, and enjoy breathtaking views from the cable car on Mount Teide.
Duration:
8 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Volcano Teide Experience - If you want to enjoy the Teide National Park in all its glory, exploring the nooks and crannies of one of the world’s most visited national parks, the Teide Tour is a tour for you.\n\nThroughout this 8-hour tour to Teide you will enjoy more than spectacular volcanic landscapes.\n\nFurthermore, on Teide Tour you will…
- Volcano Teide Experience - If you want to enjoy the Teide National Park in all its glory, exploring the nooks and crannies of one of the world’s most visited national parks, the Teide Tour is a tour for you.\n\nThroughout this 8-hour tour to Teide you will enjoy more than spectacular volcanic landscapes.\n\nFurthermore, on Teide Tour you will behold the volcanoes that caused the most recent eruptions in Tenerife. You will also learn how the Canary Islands were formed.\nThe Teide Tour excursion in Tenerife does not include lunch, but you will have enough free time to eat lunch.\n- Teide Cable Car - There’s no better way to finish off your delightful visit to the Teide National Park than to behold the indescribable landscape of the largest national park in the Canary Islands from above, with the Teide Cable Car.\n\nThe diverse views from the Teide Cable Car upper station are superb.\n\nChoose the viewpoint of La Rambleta to behold the Seven Caadas and the Ucanca Valley, or walk one the two trails that the Teide Cable Car’s upper station offers to hiking enthusiasts, boasting views of the northern and the southern part of Tenerife.
What's Included
- Professional guide
- Transport by coach
- Teide Cable Car Ticket (if option selected)
- Pickup and drop-off at your hotel area
- Professional guide
- Transport by coach
- Teide Cable Car Ticket (if option selected)
- Pickup and drop-off at your hotel area
What's Not Included
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
Additional Information
Join us on a half-day journey to Europe’s most frequented National Park. Save yourself the hassle of parking—our convenient bus service complete with a professional tour guide will take you to Mount Teide.
This extraordinary trip traverses through the lush pine tree forests of the Canary Islands and quaint local villages, leading you to the very core of…
Join us on a half-day journey to Europe’s most frequented National Park. Save yourself the hassle of parking—our convenient bus service complete with a professional tour guide will take you to Mount Teide.
This extraordinary trip traverses through the lush pine tree forests of the Canary Islands and quaint local villages, leading you to the very core of Tenerife: Teide National Park. Here, an exciting volcanic expedition awaits you.
You’ll witness firsthand the volcanoes that gave rise to the island’s most recent volcanic activities. Additionally, you’ll gain insights into the history of the Canary Archipelago and the formation of the Canary Islands.
The adventure doesn’t end there. A cable car ride will elevate your experience with panoramic views of Mount Teide, the surrounding Canary Islands and of course, the glorious Tenerife itself.
Reach the lofty heights of the cable car’s top station at 3,555 m, and enjoy some free time at the La Rambleta viewpoint. Indulge in the stunning vistas of the Seven Cañadas and the Ucanca Valley.
- Please wear appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes
- Según dictamina la normativa vigente, tampoco se permite el ascenso en teleférico a personas con discapacidad fÃsica o motora, debido a las razones derivadas de los riesgos de evacuación.
- No se admiten maletas o bolsas grandes
Location
Volcano Teide Experience
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.4
(253 Ratings)
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Kyoichiiwamoto
Dec 21, 2024
Teide - I enjoyed the magnificent landscape of Teide National Park and I was able to climb Teide volcano. I got a lot of free time and enjoyed it at my own pace.
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Mariagraziap852
Nov 1, 2024
Unique experience - Beautiful experience, all organized with precision and professionalism, definitely to recommend to those visiting tenerife
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Edward_h
Oct 29, 2024
Incredible views make the... - Incredible views make the journey worthwhile. Tour guide was great. Just be aware that if you are staying in Golf de Sur then realistically you are getting up before 7 and not getting back until 4 so it is a long day. Also pay attention to the guidance on clothing. It was 3 or 4 degrees up there and with the windchill it is freezing.
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Doctorjoee
Jan 28, 2025
Buy tickets online in advance. - Here's the part nobody, not even the Fodor's guidebook, tells you (or at least nobody told us): YOU NEED TO PURCHASE CABLE CAR TICKETS IN ADVANCE, ONLINE (volcanoteide.com). So don't just show up at the cable car station, expecting to purchase a ticket and stand in line, as you can do at virtually every other similar facility around the world. All you can buy on-site is a 1-Euro ticket to use the bathroom. Once you do have a ticket, the view up-top is nice -- bring a jacket, it's cold -- but it's not really the top. If you want to climb the rest of the way to the summit and look into the volcano's crater, you need a permit for that. Only 200 are granted per day. You purchase those online too. It's only 0.6km each way, but at altitude, so you need to be in shape. Parking is at a premium, like everywhere else in the national park. Don't leave any valuables in your car -- thefts have been reported.
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Patrick_d
Nov 24, 2024
Good, but disappointing - Nice tour. Really nice bus.
However, they didn’t tell us until we were on the bus and moving that the cable car wasn’t running that day due to ice and winds.
He said he ‘had just found out’, but I didn’t see him take a phone call that instant. They just wanted to make sure no one canceled.
That being said, the revised tour was very nice. It was stopping at different sites on the lava floor and let us hike. But we still would have rather had the choice ourselves whether to cancel instead of being forced on the tour.
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Agota_a
Nov 3, 2024
Wouldn't recommend - This wasn't what I expected. It's basically a ride to the cable car and back. We barely stopped for a toilet break, let alone explore the park or have time for lunch. You are told off if you try and eat on the bus but there was never a lunch stop.
Also we hardly had any time on the top. They tell you to get in the queue for the cable car half an hour before you need to come back down but they drop you off at the exact time of the cable car booking. It took us 45 minutes to make it up and were left with only 30 minutes to explore. Very disappointing.
On the plus side, it's a beautiful area and the guide had some interesting facts.
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Pascale_p
Nov 12, 2024
Communication error - The pick-up place in the morning was changed and we were not informed. We were before time on the address we had from you. So we missed the bus, and had to pay a taxi to bring us to another pick-up point. A drive of 15 min. € 15.
So we started stressed…
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Famillesolo
Nov 8, 2024
It would have been a great experience if it hadn't been for the verbal attack on the bus driver. - Difficult to give a rating: nice experience because the cable car was open. For the excursion itself, I regret the little time devoted to the volcano itself and a lot of time devoted to picking up the other participants (which is normal of course) but especially the time of stops of little interest in cafes on the road.
Without the verbal attack on the bus driver I was victimized I would have given a score of 4.
Facts: On November 4, there was a stop at a coffee shop. The bus was parked outside the cafe. A few minutes after getting off the bus, my daughter tells me that her head is spinning and that she is feeling sick. Being used to it, I come back to get a medicine for her left in my backpack on the bus. With the door unlocked, we take this medication and sit on the bus. I was very surprised that the bus was not locked with our personal belongings in it while the bus driver was not there. The bus driver then arrives and yells at us telling us that we do not have to get on the bus without his permission. I told him I didn't know and I was sorry while explaining the reason. He keeps yelling at us. I replied that it was now a done deal, that I had apologised and that I could also promise him that I would not do it again. He keeps screaming. In a very firm tone I ask him to stop because apart from getting on my knees I don't see what else I can do. He then accused me of being ill-behaved. I stopped answering and let him sulk in his corner. Informed the guide asked me not to take it into account. For my part, although it seems to me a mistake on the part of the driver not to stay on the bus when the door is not closed when the passengers had left their personal belongings in confidence and no one had told us that we could not get on the bus, I do not see in any case how screaming can be acceptable behaviour of the driver when I immediately apologized to avoid any conflict. I am surprised at this type of person who lives off tourism and who allows himself such behaviour towards the people who make him live. I think that simply telling us in a calm tone that we should now know that it was not possible to board the bus when it was not present would have been more than enough!
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650angusn
Jan 11, 2025
Not worth the money - Not worth the money and time. The footpaths were closed at the cable car summit but no where on the website or cable car terminal was this explained.
We purchased the tickets thinking we’d enjoy an hour walking around the summit of the mountain as the website offers, but this wasn’t the case.
The tickets should be reduced in price when only the cable car ride is open without any walks. Although the views were ok, they certainly weren’t worth the €41 paid for the trip.
In my opinion, spend your money on a private hire boat trip, much more fun and value for money.
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C6715tbdanielab
Nov 1, 2024
Nepp! Finger weg! No cable car! - Pure rip-off! Nepp! Finger weg! We had booked tour with cable car ticket. At the bus, the guide told us that it was a ticket without a cable car and we couldn't get up either as there were no tickets left.
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