Behold the Teide National Park and its colours at sunset on our guided Teide night tour which offers you the opportunity to enjoy a Mount Teide stargazing experience.
Feel the excitement of watching the Teide sunset from the highest peak in Spain with the cable car at sunset and observe the Tenerife stars under one of the top-quality starry skies in the world. Enjoy our guided Teide night tour which offers you a sunset view followed by a stargazing experience in Tenerife.
You can spend time enjoying the tour and the en-route stops in the company of a guide on your way to the Teide Cable Car in order to ascend comfortably to 3,555 m and enjoy both the spectacle of Teide’s shadow cast towards the horizon, as well as Spain’s highest sunset from the trail to the Pico Viejo viewpoint, with this volcano’s impressive 800-m-diameter crater at your feet and views over some of the neighboring islands, such as La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma, if the weather permits.
Mount Teide is one of the best places to observe the formation and evolution of the shadow of a mountain. Thanks to the height of the volcano and due to the fact that the views from its summit extend to all horizons it is possible to behold the spectacle of Teide’s shadow cast towards the island of Gran Canaria. It’s one of the most beautiful and spectacular moments that the volcano offers its visitors right before the most stunning Teide sunset! You won’t stop sharing on your social networks the photographs of what would probably be one of the best sunsets you have ever seen!
This guided night tour to Mount Teide includes a guided walk along the spectacular trail to the Pico Viejo viewpoint, which is a marvel in itself! From the trail to the Pico Viejo viewpoint which you will walk during your Teide by night excursion, you will have the opportunity to see, in the distance, part of the lava poured during the eruptive process that took place on Mount Teide in 1798 and lasted three months—a historical eruption that formed the “Teide’s Nostrils” or “Las Narices del Teide”, the craters located on the western slopes of Pico Viejo which spewed out lava during the last volcanic eruption that occurred inside the confines of the Teide National Park and the one that lasted longest - 99 days! LocationStart point: TeidePlease ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the Tour start time. End point: Same as the starting pointScheduleOpening datesDuration: 2 HoursGuide optionsGuide type: GuideGroup type: SharedRequirementsPlease make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process and ensure that you have provided your correct email address.
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