This challenging ascent and descent to the most north-western point of Tenerife, along paths used by the Guanches, the island’s ancient aborigines, is an opportunity to experience a unique journey through history. The area boasts a diverse range of endemic vegetation, scattered hamlets, impressive ravines, cliffs and spectacular views. We will also have the opportunity to stop in a beautiful rural village to speak with a local goatherd and observe the work of the shepherds in this remote area. We then descend along an old path, which allows us to appreciate the simple beauty of the cultivated fields, farmhouses, cave dwellings and stables of the inhabitants. The route then proceeds along the edge of the ravine, offering a vantage point from which to appreciate the grandeur of the Teno Rural Park, the coastline extending as far as Punta de Teno and its distinctive lighthouse. Upon arrival at our destination, we will have the opportunity to refresh ourselves with a swim in the sea and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the cliffs of Los Gigantes and the neighbouring islands of La Gomera and La Palma. Embark on an authentic adventure in one of Tenerife’s most breathtaking locations. Wear hiking shoes or trainers with good soles and bring raincoat, swimwear, towel, hat, sun protection and enough water with you.

This hike is suitable for children from 12 years old. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

The price is for a private group of 1 to 4 people. Price per additional person 30€. Maximum 12 people.