4x4 Safari to Teide National Park

Mount Teide Sunset Quad Trip

Experience Tenerife's beauty on a quad with the Sunset Quad Trip. Witness a spectacular sunset over Mount Teide. Book now for an unforgettable adventure.

Snorkeling tour in the Bay of Stingrays

Enjoy snorkeling in the Bay of Stingrays in Tenerife. See friendly stingrays and other amazing creatures on a 50-minute tour with a professional instructor.

Tenerife Adults-Only Masca Bay Catamaran Cruise

The made-for-Instagram shores of Masca Bay are your destination for the day on this adults-only catamaran cruise. Spend six-hours at sea, sailing Tenerife's sun-kissed coast in complete luxury. The crew will take care of all the details while you kick back with snacks and all-inclusive drinks. There'll be time to take an open water swim, or simply unwind on deck.The VIP treatment begins the moment you step aboard your swish vessel. Greeted with a welcome drink, you'll be delivered into the lap of luxury. With just 12 other guests on board, there's plenty of space to spread out a towel and soak up some sun as scenes of southern Tenerife roll by.When we've found the perfect spot to drop anchor, you'll be able to make a splash as you cool off in the sea, or relax on deck. With a bar serving beer, wine and soft drinks, plus a platter full of snacks, too, this experience is the ideal way to make long-lasting holiday memories.

Nat Geo Day Tour: Teno Alto, Tenerife's Last Shepherd Stronghold

Set off on an immersive tour through Teno Alto, a bastion of rural traditions within Teno Rural Park. Your local guide will unveil the settlement's evolution during a scenic 75-minute hike. Encounter ethnological elements from prehistoric to present times, and experience the profound connection of Teno Alto's inhabitants to their land, sustained by agriculture and goat herding – the region's hallmark.At the trail's end, delve into the heart of local culture and meet one of Teno's last shepherds. Discover the artistry behind traditional cheeses and the tireless efforts of generations to preserve this ancient craft. Witness a "salto del pastor" exhibition – an esteemed folk sport showcasing remarkable agility and skill.End your adventure at Mirador de Garachico, a traditional restaurant, where the third-generation owners elevate Canarian cuisine with modern flair. Indulge in a tasting menu crafted to reflect the flavours and landscapes of Teno Alto, using locally-sourced produce that highlights the region's culinary richness. To complete the experience, complement your meal with carefully selected wines from the region.By joining this tour, you'll not only support sustainable tourism in a protected area but also contribute to the preservation of its cultural heritage. Interact with locals, gain insights into their way of life, and savour the essence of Teno Alto through its flavours and traditions.

Nat Geo Day Tour: Wine in the Canary Islands - a Sensory Experience

Sipping wine with views of the sun-drenched slopes where it was produced, you'll be immersed in the culture and cultivation of Canarian wines on this exclusive National Geographic Day Tour. You'll hear about the island's wine-making heritage and embrace the sights, smells, tastes, textures and sounds at a family-run winery as you try four vintages, paired with food at every stop along the senses.First, at La Casa del Vino, a 17th-century estate-turned-museum, your knowledgable guide will share the backstory of how savvy 16th-century Spanish growers planted European vines in the fertile, volcanic soil – catapulting Tenerife onto the global wine scene.Then, it's onto Bodegas El Lomo in the Valley of Tegueste. See the garden, where rare grapes – almost extinct in Europe – continue to thrive, and sip your first wine here, paired with a signature tapa from visionary chef, Jorge Bosch. The in-house wine specialist will take you through the key scents and stages to reveal a wine's origin in an aroma workshop with another signature tapa. Then, it's out to the patio for harvest snacks with textures of toasted gofio grains and a creamy local goat cheese, served with a fruity carbonic macerated wine. Your grand finale awakens your hearing. In a darkened room, try your final vintage and tapa and tune into how music affects your perception of wine.This is much more than a simple wine-tasting tour – it's a personal insight into how wine can stir the senses.

3-hour whale and dolphin observation on an eco-catamaran

Admire and listen to the dolphins and whales swimming in the waters of Tenerife. Swim into the ocean and enjoy a meal on an eco-catamaran.

Spa Circuit Aqua Club Thermal

Holidays are all about relaxing, so what better way to unwind than a complete spa circuit experience. Rejuvenate mind and body in Aqua Club Termal with access to its range of sensation showers, steam rooms and saunas, each with their own therapeutic health benefits.In two-and-a-half hours of well-earned downtime, you'll work your way through no less than 10 stations of hydrotherapy jets, massage pools, saunas and steam rooms. Float down the hydro-river or refresh yourself in the thermal zone where contrasts between hot and cold reinvigorate.Submerge yourself in steamy waters, refresh in plunge pools, take a Turkish bath and let your stress melt away in the flotarium – it's pure relaxation from start to finish. And if you really want to spoil yourself, you can add a range of therapies, treatments and massages to your day for ultimate holiday bliss.

VIP La Gomera by minivan tour from north of Tenerife

La Gomera is the Canary Island where time stood still. Be whisked away in VIP class on the ferry from Tenerife and explore its peaks and valleys in the best way possible – by luxury minivan. Highlights include Abrante viewpoint, San Sebastian and Garajonay National Park – Spain's last remaining rainforest. Arianne, one of our guides on this tour says, "La Gomera is a return to the past, to the origin of the Canary Islands. It's a totally different world."In little over half an hour after landing, you'll go from sea level to more than 1,300m as you snake your way up towards Garajonay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are camera-grabbing views of the island's Jurassic-like landscapes along the way. Garajonay is steeped in Canarian mythology, as your guide will explain. There's a stop to explore the mystical Laguna Grande laurel forest, which is so moist that many tree trunks are smothered in moss.You'll tuck into a typical Canarian lunch at a restaurant in the heart of this peaceful and natural forest setting. Here you'll experience a demonstration of silbo gomero, the ancient ‘whistling language' used by islanders to communicate over long distances from valley to valley. After this peek into the heritage of La Gomera, which is still taught in schools there today, you'll head to a square by the port for a drink, with free time to wander the capital, San Sebastian. Finish off the day in style as you head to the VIP section of the ferry where food and drinks are included to while away the crossing.

2-hour adapted paragliding flight experience

Soar high with this accessible paragliding experience at one of Europe's top locations. Book now for an unforgettable flight!

Sites & Bites: Icod de los Vinos and La Orotava’s bananas and wine

The pine forests and coastal cliffs of northern Tenerife give it a natural and rugged look, but it's the volcanic, fertile soil that provides the area with its star attractions. From vineyards and orchards to banana farms and ancient trees, you'll see and taste Tenerife's home-grown highlights on this half-day tour.First up is Icod de los Vinos, a 16th-century town with a great view of Mount Teide. But even Spain's highest peak can't steal the attention away from the Drago Milenario, a thousand-year-old dragon tree that takes pride of place in the town's botanical gardens. This incredible specimen stands at over 20 metres tall with a canopy that's spread to over 300 main branches. Your guide will explain more about why this native tree is a cultural symbol of the Canaries during your visit. While in Icod de los Vinos, you'll see lines of the town's other treasure growing up and down the hillsides – bananas. Find out all about the island's history of banana farming and taste the freshly harvested fruit, as well as a sweet banana liqueur. Next, you'll head east to La Orotava, one of the oldest wine regions in the Canaries and right on the edge of Teide National Park. You'll see the traditional town centre with its cobbled streets, wooden balconies and buildings in every shade of yellow and visit the Molino de Gofio, a 17th-century gofio mill that's now a museum. It showcases how toasted flour is produced and used in everything from breakfasts to soups and stews, and you'll get to taste the nutty flavoured Canarian delicacy, too.