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What you can expect

Mount Teide

Discover the Las Cañadas Del Teide UNESCO World Heritage Site

Dramatic scenery

Jaw-dropping views and panoramas

Winter walking

Perfect climate for a winter walking break

About the trip

Discover and explore Tenerife, the largest and highest island in the Canary Islands. Often called the “Island of Eternal Spring” due to the fantastic all year round temperate climate, our week of  exclusive winter time walking will certainly offer a range of diverse trails and beautiful panoramic views that will not disappoint Grade – Medium  

What's included?

  • Return flights & transfers
  • Airport taxes & charges
  • Twin/double room for single use
  • Welcome drink
  • Breakfast daily at the hotel plus 6 dinners at local restaurants & 1 at hotel
  • 3 picnic lunches & 1 lunch
  • 4 exclusive fully guided walks
  • Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
  • Fully Financially Protected

Itinerary

  • Arrive in Tenerife
  • The Volcanos - Arenas Negras & Chinyero
  • Teno Mountains
  • Day At Leisure
  • Anaga Biosphere Reserve
  • Day At Leisure
  • Teide National Park
  • Departure Day
Extras
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What you’ll be doing

DAY 1

Arrive in Tenerife

Transfer to our hotel for the week where we will have the welcome meeting with our guide. From the dry and arid south to the humid north and its luxuriant vegetation, Tenerife is as diverse in terms of climate and topography hence often called a mini continent.  
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DAY 2

The Volcanic Island - Arenas Negras & Chinyero

Our first walk of the week starts in the north of the island where we discover the area of the 300-year-old Arenas Negras volcano where we can marvel at the dramatic landscape.  Our route takes us through pine forests.  The volcano when it erupted back in 1706 destroyed the islands most important harbour at Garachico changing the size of the bay. We then head towards Chinyero, the last volcano formed on the island when it erupted back in 1909. Along the way we can imagine how the lava flowed and formed the varied landscape and our guide will explain the effect the volcanos had on the people of Santiago del Teide a century ago.
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DAY 3

Hiking the Teno

Today we take our bus to the Teno country park located in the north-west of the island and is one of Tenerife’s most beautiful nature areas. Our hike takes us from the ridge of Baracan to the heart of Teno Alto, the most western village of the island. This area has kept much of its ecological, scenic and cultural wealth largely thanks to its isolated position. Goat keeping and cheese production still remains part of the local economy.
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DAY 4

Day At Leisure

Today perhaps take a rest and enjoy the hotels facilities and relax by the pool or alternatively from the hotel stroll along the Rambla del Castro enjoying the palm groves, hidden beaches and sea views. Or a little further afield visit the neighbouring town of Puerto de la Cruz with its coastal promenade, shops and Botanical gardens.
  • Breakfast & Dinner
 
DAY 5

Anaga Biosphere Reserve

Anaga Biosphere Reserve Anaga mountain range is located on the north-east of the island and has been protected Biosphere Reserve following the preservation of its natural assets in harmony with local population. From Cruz del Carmen, our trail penetrates in the laurel forest, descending from lush vegetation to open fields and hamlets. The balance of the traditional use of this wood and the conservation of one of the biodiversity hotspots of the island is one of the keys of the future here. Where the vegetation clears, millions of years of erosion unveil lava dykes, varied layers of volcanic materials and offer wide views over sculpted old deep barrancos. Goat and sheep herders have used these steep slopes over centuries. The mountain path leads us to Chinamada.
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DAY 6

Day At Leisure

Today take time out and take advantage of the hotel facilities and relax by the pool or perhaps participate in an optional tour organised by our local guide to visit the longest lava tunnel in Europe, Cueva del Viento; or the Teide Observatory and the peak of Teide using Teide’s cable car; or visit the old capital of the island, La Laguna, UNESCO World Heritage Site and indulge yourself with a winery visit including a lunch and a tasting.   Breakfast & Dinner included
DAY 7

Teide National Park

For our last walk we will enjoy Tenerife’s cherry on the cake: the jaw-dropping Teide National Park. Its 16 kilometres across the Caldera is full of colours and shapes from countless eruptions and lava flows is a must see including the highest elevation in Spain, Mount Teide peaking at 3,715 metres(12,190 ft) above sea level and is the famous symbol of the island. The natural beauty of the landscapes and the volcanic richness is no wonder why the area is awarded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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DAY 8

Departure Day

We say goodbye to Tenerife and depart to the airport for our flight home
  • Breakfast Included

Accommodation

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Route Active Hotel 3*

Situated on the outskirts of Los Realejos, 5km from Puerto de la Cruz this well run and relaxed aparthotel offers comfortable accommodation and as the name suggests is a popular base and choice for walkers.

Facilities Include

This friendly hotel’s facilities include a swimming pool (heated in winter), fully equipped gym, restaurant, bar, free Wi-Fi and reception and gardens.

Room Includes

The comfortable bright modern rooms include en-suite bathroom with shower, equipped kitchenette, living area, satellite TV and furnished balcony

Frequently Asked Questions

Average Temperatures

Month(s) Highest temperature Lowest temperature
January - March 20 °C 15 °C
April 22 °C 16 °C
May 23 °C 17 °C
June 26 °C 19 °C
July - August 28 °C 21 °C
September 27 °C 21 °C
October 26 °C 20 °C
November 23 °C 18 °C
December 21 °C 16 °C

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