Come and experience the flavors, colors and tastes of the Canary Islands in the heart of the volcano! We are waiting for you in a fabulous winery located above the Atlantic Ocean. In about 2 hours of our experience you will have the opportunity to taste local wines and delicious canarian tapas. We will walk through the vineyard breathing the pure air of the mountains, admiring the spectacular views over the ocean. You will receive interesting information about the exploitation of the vineyard , the local legends and history. All in a very relaxed atmosphere maintained by friendly people, tasty local tapas and great Canarian wines.

The Pino Gordo (translated as "Fat Pine") is one of the most iconic natural landmarks in Tenerife, located in the charming mountain village of Vilaflor, the highest village in the Canary Islands. This majestic Canary Island pine tree (Pinus canariensis) stands out for its impressive size and age. With a trunk circumference of over 9 meters and a height of approximately 45 meters, the Pino Gordo is the largest and oldest pine trees in the Canary Islands, estimated to be more than 800 years old. Surrounded by pine forests, the tree is easily accessible via a short trail and is well signposted. The area around it is peaceful and provides a perfect spot for photos, nature walks, and a deeper appreciation of the island's unique flora. Its resilience and longevity are also symbolic of the island’s volcanic and natural heritage.

Vilaflor is a beatiful historical village in the heart of Tenerife with an altitude of 1.400 meters above sea level and is the highest town on Canary Islands . It is situated south of the Teide National Park and has unique landscapes and pine forests. The old colonial church and the ancient Canarian houses are a delight for the history fans.

Los Roques is a hidden gem that offers a tranquil escape from the island's more crowded tourist areas. This picturesque village is renowned for its distinctive cave houses, structures ingeniously built into the rock formations, reflecting traditional architectural practices adapted to the volcanic landscape. These unique dwellings provide a glimpse into the island's cultural heritage and the resourcefulness of its inhabitants. Adjacent to the village lies a captivating black sand beach, a characteristic feature of Tenerife's volcanic origins. The beach, is framed by impressive rock formations on either side, creating a secluded and serene environment. The dark sands contrast beautifully with the clear Atlantic waters, offering visitors a peaceful spot to relax and soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

OPTIONAL! Lunch at a local Canarian restaurant. We can have lunch in a Canarian restaurant where many of the customers are residents reflecting the quality and local cuisine. Lunch not included in the price of the tour!

Candelaria, located on the eastern coast of Tenerife, is a charming town known for its deep cultural and religious significance. The Basilica de Candelaria, dedicated to the Virgen de Candelaria, the patron saint of the Canary Islands, is a must-visit landmark. Nearby, the Central Square captivates visitors with its iconic Canarian wooden balconies and lively atmosphere. Strolling along the Promenade of the Guanche Kings, you'll encounter impressive statues honoring the island's indigenous leaders. The pedestrian-friendly streets are dotted with shops selling unique souvenirs and homemade ice cream, making it the perfect place to relax and soak in the local charm.