Wine tasting at a winery in Vilaflor, route through the Cañadas, sunset in Chío

Are you looking to spend an unforgettable afternoon in paradise? Escape the tourist areas and immerse yourself in the nature, culture, and history of Tenerife with knowledgeable local guides. First, we'll pick you up from your accommodation or hotel and then head to the mid-altitude areas of the south of the island, where we'll find a completely natural and peaceful environment just 30 minutes from Las Américas. We'll first arrive at the vineyard area, known as the Trevejos Plain, the largest expanse of organic vineyards on the island, where you'll taste 4 different wines and local cheeses. We'll continue our tour to the highest municipality in Spain, Vilaflor de Chasna, an ancient indigenous settlement that owes its name to a legend about a Castilian conquistador and a beautiful local woman. This very distinctive and picturesque village dates back to 1490 and its economy is based on agriculture and livestock farming. We'll then continue our tour to Mount Teide, where we'll visit various points of interest, such as the Cañadas, where the "Roques de García" are located, geological formations dating back to the eruption 3 or 4 million years ago, and some whimsical volcanic formations. We'll continue our tour through the Cañadas, visiting the "Tabonal Negro" vantage point, which is formed by a spectacular sea of lava and obsidian mines used by the ancient inhabitants to make knives and spearheads, shaping them and giving them an edge. We'll then head down to the south side and take the Chío road to begin our descent, but not before visiting "Las Narices del Teide," the site of the last volcanic eruption in 1798 on the south side of the island, which lasted about 96 days, making it the longest eruption in Tenerife's history. Then we'll enjoy a unique sunset and, if possible and weather permitting, the "Sea of Clouds." We will then wrap up the tour and head to your accommodation area.