VIP Grand Tour: Total Tenerife

Start from the South

This is the absolute gem of our offer and the most comprehensive journey that can be made around Tenerife in a single day. As this route is long and exceptionally rich in attractions (the duration may exceed 11-12 hours), we operate it exclusively during the summer season (from April until the end of September), taking advantage of the long days. This extraordinary experience allows you to experience every face of the island: from raw cliffs, through colonial towns and ancient laurel forests, to lunar volcanic landscapes.

Since we’ll be spending the whole day together, we’ve ensured your culinary comfort. The tour includes an optional stop for a regional meal at an authentic Guachinche (an additional cost of about 10–15 euros per person). We also have a special surprise for you: we’ll treat you to the best churros with thick hot chocolate on the island. Where exactly? We won’t reveal that here – it’s our sweet secret and a highlight you’ll discover on the road.

We guarantee the tour’s departure regardless of the number of participants. We travel in small groups (maximum 8 people), which means that for smaller bookings, other guests may join the group. However, the tour will take place even with as few as two people.

If you are interested in a private tour with exclusivity, please contact us directly for a personalized offer.

  • Starting point: Los Cristianos, Las Americas, surrounding areas – pickup from an agreed location
  • }Start time: 8:30–9:00
  • Duration: 11 h

Additional information:

Worth bringing: trekking shoes or at least sports footwear. A warm sweatshirt/windbreaker and comfortable long trousers are also good to have, even if just in a backpack.

Cost per person:
for 2 people
115 €
for 3 people
95 €
for 4 people+
85 €
children up to 4 years old
45 €

Here is the plan of this extraordinary journey:

Los Gigantes

The famous “Walls of Hell” are cliffs that drop vertically into the ocean from heights of up to 600 meters. We will stop at a viewpoint offering the best view of their monumental power and the contrast between dark rock and blue water.

Masca

A village hidden deep in a gorge, reached by one of the most thrilling roads in Europe. Known as the “Canarian Machu Picchu,” it offers dramatic views. We will stop here for a coffee with an absolutely spectacular view, soaking in this unique atmosphere without haste, giving up exhausting trekking in favor of pure aesthetic enjoyment.

Garachico

A symbolic town that was reborn after being flooded by lava in 1706. Here we will see El Caletón — natural rock pools formed by solidified lava flowing into the ocean — as well as the beautiful historic architecture of the former port.

Puerto de la Cruz

The oldest tourist resort on the island, which has preserved its Canarian colonial character. This is a moment to relax with a short walk along the promenade by the turbulent Atlantic or a coffee in the shade of plane trees on the charming Plaza del Charco.

Chinamada

After visiting the civilized Puerto, we head into the wild Anaga Mountains. Chinamada is a unique village where residents live in houses carved into the rock. It is here that we will take a short, pleasant walk (approx. 15 minutes) leading us to a summit with a breathtaking view of both sides of the northern coast. This is the place where the road ends and the true magic of nature begins.

Candelaria

Before heading into the mountains, we will visit the spiritual capital of Tenerife. The local basilica houses the patron saint of the islands — the Black Madonna. On the square in front of the temple proudly stand statues of the Guanches, the island’s former kings, guarding the ocean shore. This is the perfect moment to learn about history and enjoy a moment of reflection.

Teide National Park

On the return, we will ascend to the roof of Spain. We will experience a spectacular change of landscape — from the green jungle of Anaga to the raw, lunar world of the volcano. We will see rivers of solidified lava and unique rock formations, often having the opportunity to admire the sunset over the “sea of clouds.”

Vilaflor

Located at an altitude of 1,400 m above sea level, the highest village on Tenerife. Surrounded by dense pine forests, it offers a peaceful and perfect farewell to the mountains before descending to the southern resorts.

El Medano

We’ll skip the typical resorts in favor of El Médano – the windswept kitesurfing capital with a truly unique, bohemian vibe. Here, life happens on wooden boardwalks rather than by the pool. We will also visit the Montaña Roja reserve, where raw volcanic landscapes meet the power of the ocean.