One island, manand thendscapes
In under two hours you can go from a humid forest to a volcanic landscape or the ocean. Choosing the right area helps you enjoy more and drive less.
Explore by area
You do not need to cover the whole island in one day. Choose one main area and add an experience that suits its landscape.
01Volcanoes and sky
Volcanic landscape, viewpoints, high-mountain trails, the cable car, sunsets and some of the best skies on the island.
02Forest and heritage
Laurel forest, roads between ravines, small hamlets and a historic World Heritage city.
03Ravines and the north-west
Mountain roads, hamlets among the cliffs, volcanic rock pools and villages full of history.
04Gardens, wine and villages
La Orotava, Puerto de la Cruz, wineries, gardens and green landscapes opening onto the Atlantic.
05Sea, ports and sunsets
Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos, Los Gigantes and the main departure ports for sea activities.
06City, coast and connections
Santa Cruz, La Laguna and the east coast make a practical base for culture, markets, beaches and trips to Anaga.
Plan with less time on the road
There is no single right route. These are logical combinations depending on where your day starts.
Start with the sea, Teide or the west. Set aside a full day if you want to reach Anaga or La Laguna.
La Orotava, wineries, Teide and the north-west are well connected. Anaga works as another full day.
It is the most convenient base for combining heritage, Anaga and the east coast. The south and Teno involve more driving.
Combine without rushing
A good route does not try to see everything. Leave room for the weather, the roads and those unplanned stops.
Teide, Anaga, Teno or the sea. Only combine nearby areas.
Spend a day in each setting and add culture where it fits.
Combine big routes with villages, food and a trip out to sea.
Your starting point
Tell us your dates, accommodation, travellers and interests. We will help you put the areas in order and find experiences that make sense together.