If you go to Tenerife then it would be a shame to stay on the beach and not visit El Teide. Incredible landscape. There are plenty of bus tours to take you there. Alternatively, car hire is cheap, so you can visit and take your time enjoying the lanscape. More

if anybody would ask me what my definite fav in tenerife was i´d only say el TEIDE. not the beaches (to be honest there are so many other places offering more for your money when it comes to beaches). the teide is not only a volcano and the tallest mountain of spain, it is UNIQUE! grat place with many picturesque... More

Picture perfect views! have to see it for yourself...! More

Dress warmly! Took us 1h20mins to arrive to the summit with lots of stops on the way to catch my breath, and 25mins to get down. Definitely very strenuous, bring lots of water, dress in layers, not for the unfit. More

good day out not to be missed organised by admiral travel must go up the mountain for the views dont forget your camera More

Bring WARM clothes (sub zero on top while +25c at bottom of the lift) if you take the lift to the vulcano, also a quite costly ride at EUR25 - you can walk up if you like a steep hike. If you want to see the vulcano rim, you need to get a local permit - and it may seem... More

Escape the crowdy beaches and head it to El Teide. It is worth the trip. The land scape is fantastic, you feel like being on the moon :) More

This is a must visit see reviews on teide,There are lots of fantastic walks in the area, either easy or more difficult. The local park wardens have an information cabin near to the Parador where walk route maps can be obtained (free). Ther are rest areas viewing areas but go early to avoid the crowds as later in the morning... More

My wife and I wanted to hike to the top of Teide and it was pretty easy to do, you just have to plan ahead. We made reservations through the park service and they reserved us a 3 hour block of time during which we would be allowed to ascend the last portion of Teide to the top of the... More