Tenerife · TEIDE CABLE CAR TICKETS
A ticket gets you to 3,555 metres in eight minutes, weather permitting. These 5 compare the plain ticket with the packages that add transfer, guide and the summit permit, and are honest about the closure rate.
Ride Tenerife’s Mount Teide cable car to 3,555 meters on a guided day trip with hotel pickup, volcanic views, trails, and flexible cancellation.
“We had an amazing tour. Our guide Maria was exceptional; she had attention to detail for our needs and she provided a lot of insight about the island. Thank you. We will come back with our kids.”
Climb Mount Teide’s 3,718-meter summit by cable car and foot with an official guide, crater permit, island views, and hotel pickup options.
“Thoroughly enjoyed our Teide Summit hike with Miriam. She was very knowledgeable and fun.”
Reach Mount Teide’s summit by cable car and a 170-meter hike, with permits, a guide, hotel pickup, and island views included.
“Although I arrived by myself from North I was in contact with the guide about meeting point and hour. After cable car and permits checks comes a pretty easy trail with the only impediment being altitude itself and the wind above crater. My second attempt was a success after 5 years. First failed due to wind Glad that I made this one.”
See Tenerife’s Teide sunset from 3,555 meters, enjoy dinner, then use a telescope to explore one of Europe’s best night skies.
“The sunset was super beautiful, the weather was good too so i had luck and we went with the cablecar on top”
Review Mount Teide’s five-hour guided day trip with park transport, volcano views, Science and Legend exhibit, and no cable car ticket.
“We liked the comfortable bus and good driving. It took an hour to pick up all the other passengers then another hour to get to the top but there was a rest break half way and the drop off at the end of the tour was in reverse so that was good. The guide was functional, a rather non-smiley school teacher, no personal interaction. The tour was in 3 languages which was impressive but meant that there was a lot talk via the microphone that we couldn’t understand.”
Pick a coast, a crater or a kitchen.
