Upon arrival at Teide National Park, situated at an altitude of 2,200 metres above sea level, we proceed to explore the vast volcanic caldera that has been transformed into an exceptional and renowned valley. We proceed along a route at the base of the substantial stratovolcano Teide, which forms the roof of Spain and the Atlantic Ocean. At 3715m, it is also the third largest underwater volcano in the world. Additionally, the National Park offers the opportunity to view its predecessor, which last erupted in 1798. Pico Viejo, which stands at 3,135 metres. As we traverse the lava fields, we will gain an understanding of the various types of volcanic material, while taking in an impressive landscape of domes, rocks, pitons, large craters, petrified lava waterfalls, immense chimneys, and an extraordinary lunar landscape. This natural area was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007 and has served as the backdrop for numerous celebrated science fiction films. We will observe the unique endemic flora and fauna, which have adapted to the extreme climatic conditions. At the conclusion of the excursion, we will exchange photographs and impressions of this remarkable locale, which offers a truly otherworldly experience. Don’t miss this unique experience, designed by your local expert guide in the Teide National Park. Wear hiking shoes or trainers with good soles and bring raincoat, warm clothes, 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.

This activity requires a minimum of 3 participants. If the minimum number is not reached, the people who have booked can assume the remaining cost for the excursion to take place, otherwise the excursion will be cancelled and the amount of the reservation will be refunded.