Camino Real Hiking

Tenerife

From 49€ Per person

Duration: 3h 30min - 4h

Difficulty level: ***

Small group experience

Printed or mobile ticket accepted

Elevation: +50m / -800m

Tour Guide

English, Spanish

Transport

Free cancellation

Up to 24 hours before the activity

Available: Tuesdays and Fridays

Highlights:

• Discover unique natural landscape, with a view of the Teide.

• Enjoy a mostly downhill walk

• Take a bath during 1-hour boat trip near the cliffs of Los Gigantes

Includes:

Full equipment: boots, backpack, walking stick.

Transfer from the hotel to the route and back to the hotel (only South Tenerife).

English/Spanish speaking professional hiking guide

Don't forget:

• Jacket, cap

• Water (about 2 L / pers)

• Sandwich, fruit, dried fruit, cereal bar

• To be friendly and have fun

• Sun-Cream

Highlights:

• Discover unique natural landscape, with a view of the Teide.

• Enjoy a mostly downhill walk

• Take a bath during 1-hour boat trip near the cliffs of Los Gigantes

Includes:

Full equipment: boots, backpack, walking stick.

Transfer from the hotel to the route and back to the hotel (only South Tenerife).

English/Spanish speaking professional hiking guide

Don't forget:

• Jacket, cap

• Water (about 2 L / pers)

• Sandwich, fruit, dried fruit, cereal bar

• To be friendly and have fun

• Sun-Cream

Hours may change. In the case of modification, you will be announced 24 h before the hike.

The minimum age is 5 years old.

Full description

The Camino Real rout is a remarkable trek flaunting amazing panoramas of the peak of El Teide Volcano. Given the rough nature of Tenerife’s terrain, many of the roads began life simply as Caminos Vecinales ( farm roads), the paths that crossed private farmland wide enough just for single file horses or mules. Today all these paths are called Caminos Reales.

During this route, you will crosse a unique natural landscape, with a view of the Teide.

The tour starts from the mountain village of Santiago del Teide and ends at the coast of Los Gigantes.

It is a great, mostly downhill walk in the west part of the island, with the most amazing views of Los Gigantes from high above.

The tour ends with a 1-hour boat trip near the cliffs of Los Gigantes. National Park is the biggest national park on the Canary Islands. A place that should be at the top of the must-see list of everyone who visits the island. It was considered a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2007.

From a geomorphological point of view, it is one of nature's true wonders.

Photos by Canary Green , a non profit company which is committed to a sustainable future: to improve the environmental well being of the Canary Islands.