Cueva del viento
The experience of visiting Europe’s largest volcanic tube and one of the
longest in the world.
In the municipality…
Caving in Tenerife
Would you like to explore the longest inland volcanic tunnel in Europe, formed over 27,000 years ago? Tenerife, owing to its geological origins, is home to unique underground spaces such as the Cueva del Viento, making it an exceptional destination for caving: exploring these formations allows you to uncover the island's volcanic history in an incomparable setting. Discover the best sites here for your sport caving experience.
We answer to your frequently asked questions
All you need to know to go caving and discover caves in Tenerife
What is caving?
It is the activity of visiting underground caves and caverns. The aim is to discover the natural cavities of the earth. Among the categories to be practised, there is volcanic caving, which specialises in discovering the caves and caverns of the earth.
What do I need to go caving in Tenerife?
- You need to book in advance.
- Specialised footwear is required, preferably hiking boots.
- Specialised equipment such as helmets, headlamps, ropes and harnesses.
How difficult is it to go caving in Tenerife?
In Tenerife you can go caving in the Cueva del Viento and it is of medium difficulty. It is therefore not recommended for children under 5 years of age. The route lasts a total of 2 hours, including the journey in the vehicle.
