Treasures of the northwest of Tenerife

A route through the northwest of Tenerife that combines monumental cliffs, mountain villages, natural pools, and historic towns. Each stop is completely different from the previous one.

Los Gigantes – Archipenque viewpoint

First stop with views of the Los Gigantes cliffs. Monumental rock walls that drop almost vertically into the ocean, reaching several hundred meters in height. One of the most characteristic landscapes of Tenerife, which can be admired in all its splendor from the Archipenque viewpoint.

Masca

One of the most picturesque villages on the island, hidden among steep slopes and ravines. A stop to enjoy a barraquito and take in the views of the mountains and the Masca ravine. It’s worth noting that the access road to the village is one of the most spectacular in Tenerife.

Los Silos and El Bufadero de La Garita

A small local village with natural pools, including the Charco de los Chochos, and characteristic rock formations along the coast. Nearby is El Bufadero de La Garita, a natural water outlet among the rocks that creates a geyser effect with strong waves.

Garachico

One of the most charming towns in the north of the island. A historic center, a tranquil atmosphere, and natural pools formed after the volcanic eruption of 1706, which are still used for bathing today.

Icod de los Vinos

Last stop next to the Millennium Drago, one of the most recognizable symbols of Tenerife and one of the oldest dragos in the world. A break for lunch at your own expense is also planned here. Lunch is not included in the price of the excursion.

The excursion program may change depending on weather conditions.

IMPORTANT: We kindly ask you to book the excursion in advance, as places are limited.