A charming valley
"I am leaving almost with tears in my eyes. I would like to settle here." These were the words that the German naturalist Alexander Von…
Under the glowing rays of the sun, the road wends its way up the mountain. You sit back and take in the dazzling beauty of the landscape as it unravels before your eyes. For once, the rest of the world can wait. You slow down and pull over at a lookout point. The view over the blanket of clouds below takes your breath way. Surely this is what heaven feels like. You take some pictures as you strive to answer one question: How has nature managed to create something so beautiful?
Time to jump back into the car and find the next spot. Just a few hairpin bends later, another lookout point awaits you inspiring the same question.
Among our most popular routes you can find:
Each route offers a different way to discover the island, from its cultural heritage to its protected natural spaces.
The best option is "Roadway to heaven", which focuses on the Teide National Park, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. You can explore the park's viewpoints, enjoy lunar landscapes, and combine it with walking routes.
The “magic of the Isla Baja” also offers spectacular trails through mountains, laurel forests and views of the Atlantic.
Yes. “A journey through the ages and World Heritage” is a driving route through northern Tenerife that invites you to discover the historic centre of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, a university city and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In addition, “Traditionmeets trend on the coast” explores Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a modern capital with museums, contemporary architecture and a lively cultural life, and heads south passing through El Rosario and Güímar.
Yes, Tenerife is an island of contrasts. The "The sea meets the mountains in the south of the Island" route takes you through El Médano and its beaches, but also allows you to explore inland landscapes.
Likewise, routes such as "Whale haven" take you to areas where the sea blends with mountains and cliffs, ideal for spotting cetaceans and enjoying the natural environment.
Most of the routes are paved and can be travelled with a conventional car.
For routes that include secondary and unpaved roads, an SUV or poweful vehicle are more suitable.
On each itinerary page of our website you will find detailed information sheets for each route with descriptions, photographs and recommendations.
You can also download the route in GPX and KML format and use map applications to follow the route and mark your own stops.