Hike The Canary Islands

Hola! Welcome to the Canary Islands. Your adventure starts in Costa Adeje – a coastal town in Tenerife. You’ll kick off with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you’ll get to know your new travel companions and local leader. If you arrive early, maybe relax on Playa del Duque, take a stroll along the scenic promenade or even put your swimwear on and enjoy the nearby water park – Siam Park. Later this evening, maybe head to a local restaurant for dinner and enjoy some fresh seafood or traditional Canarian cuisine with your group.

Set out on a guided hike through Anaga National Park. Explore the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which is known for its ancient forests, dramatic ravines and rugged coastlines. After your hike, enjoy an authentic Canarian lunch at a local Guachinche – a rustic, family-run eatery typically found in northern Tenerife. This afternoon head back to your accommodation in Costa Adeje.

Explore the northwest of Tenerife on a guided hike through Teno Rural Park. This protected park has deep valleys and tall cliffs that drop into the Atlantic Ocean. Its volcanic origins and diverse microclimates contribute to its rich biodiversity and landscapes. After hiking, drive to the town of Icod de los Vinos. This small town is known for its local wine, historic streets and ancient dragon tree. Finish your day with a relaxing swim at El Caleton in the town of Garachico. These natural pools were formed by ancient lava flows that met the Atlantic Ocean. Then, head back to your accommodation in Costa Adeje for the night.

Journey through the heart of Tenerife on your Volcan Samara guided hike in Teide National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Spain’s highest peak, Teide. Located in the centre of the island, this park offers a landscape of volcanic craters, petrified lava flows and rock formations that resemble the surface of another planet. Samara’s circular trail winds through pine forests and past lava fields offering panoramic views of Tiede, Pico Viejo and the Atlantic Ocean. But Tenerife isn’t just about volcanoes — it’s also one of the world’s largest producers of Canarian bananas. After your hike, visit a nearby banana plantation and learn about this local tradition.

Today is a free day to rest. Enjoy the beach, relax and take in all that Costa Adeje has to offer (your leader will have all the best spots ready). Maybe set out on a guided hike to Barranco del Infierno or take the ferry to the small island of La Gomera. This island is a lesser-known place combining deep ravines, ancient forests and authentic Canarian culture.

Get ready for your final day hiking through Tenerife. Today you’ll hike the moon-like landscape at Paisaje Lunar (Vilaflor Lunar Landscape). Begin your hike in the highest village in Spain, Vilaflor. From here, follow the trail to Camino Real de Chasna – a path that once connected the northern and southern parts of the island. As you ascend through the pine forest, you will reach the Los Escurriales viewpoint. Get your camera ready to capture the view of Paisaje Lunar – a surreal landscape of eroded volcanic formations that are often said to look like fairy chimneys. Tonight, maybe head out for dinner with your group and celebrate the end of a great trip.

With no activities planned after breakfast, you’re free to leave at any time. If you’d like to extend your stay in Costa Adeje, just speak to your booking agent ahead of time to organise additional accommodation.