Gran Tour Tenerife from the North - Teide National Park & Island Highlights

A fascinating journey through the northern part of Tenerife, where green valleys meet dramatic volcanic landscapes. This tour is full of contrasts, allowing you to discover both the island’s natural beauty and its remarkable history.

You will start with a stop at Mirador de Humboldt - a viewpoint offering panoramic views over vast banana plantations and the northern coastline of the island. It is the perfect spot for your first photos and a moment to take in Tenerife’s scenery.

Next, you will head to Icod de Los Vinos, a charming town known for one of the oldest dragon trees in the world. A short walk will allow you to experience the local atmosphere and see one of the island’s most iconic landmarks.

Another stop will be a viewpoint near Garachico - a town partially covered by lava after a volcanic eruption in the 18th century. Today, it impresses with its history and unique landscape, symbolising both the power of nature and the spirit of recovery.

The tour continues with a scenic drive through Teide National Park - a UNESCO-listed area with an almost lunar landscape. At its heart stands Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain (3,718 m above sea level), remarkable for its scale and raw beauty.

Lunch is included in the programme, followed by free time or the option to take a cable car to higher parts of the volcano. It is a great opportunity to see Tenerife from a different perspective and fully appreciate its volcanic character.

The order of visits and the programme may change.