Mt Teide Volcano Tour by Night
Tenerife, Spain
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Trip Type: Night Tours
Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes
See the stars from Tenerife’s Mount Teide, on a 4.5-hour evening tour from southern Tenerife! The dormant volcano — Spain’s tallest — lies at the heart of the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park, and boasts some of the island’s best vantage points. Watch over the rocky island terrain, and gaze at the starry night sky to learn about the constellations from a local guide.
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See the stars from Tenerife’s Mount Teide, on a 4.5-hour evening tour from southern Tenerife! The dormant volcano — Spain’s tallest — lies at the heart of the UNESCO-listed Teide National Park, and boasts some of the island’s best vantage points. Watch over the rocky island terrain, and gaze at the starry night sky to learn about the constellations from a local guide.
Leave your southern Tenerife hotel by air-conditioned coach, and travel to Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site that surrounds Mt Teide, a volcano located at the heart of the island. One of Spain’s tallest volcanoes at 12,198 feet (3,718 meters), Mt Teide makes for an impressive visit, and its views at any time of day are unforgettable.
Gaze out of the window as you travel up the roads that wind their way around the volcanoes cone, seeing red and ocher-hued volcanic rock bathed in the soft, early evening light. After traveling to a height of around 7,000 feet (2,144 meters), stop for photos and wonder at the incredible views of the island.
As daylight turns to darkness, continue by coach to a little-known vantage point and admire the stars. Meet a professional local guide here, and learn about the different constellations that can be seen twinkling up above in the sky.
After star gazing from the volcano, return to your coach, and finish your night tour with a hotel drop-off in southern Tenerife.
Gaze out of the window as you travel up the roads that wind their way around the volcanoes cone, seeing red and ocher-hued volcanic rock bathed in the soft, early evening light. After traveling to a height of around 7,000 feet (2,144 meters), stop for photos and wonder at the incredible views of the island.
As daylight turns to darkness, continue by coach to a little-known vantage point and admire the stars. Meet a professional local guide here, and learn about the different constellations that can be seen twinkling up above in the sky.
After star gazing from the volcano, return to your coach, and finish your night tour with a hotel drop-off in southern Tenerife.
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