Excursions & day trips

Teide Volcano Tour with Cable Car Ticket

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£76.00

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Language: German, Spanish, English

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Duration: from 4 hours to 8 hours

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Why you’ll love this…

Explore Teide National Park
Cable car ride
Stunning routes through volcanic landscapes

What to expect

Tenerife's towering Mt Teide is the third-largest volcano in the world. And its 3,718-metre peak is the centrepiece of the UNESCO-listed Las Cañadas del Teide National Park. Take a guided tour of the mountain's otherworldly landscapes and soak up spectacular views over the island. And to really give your day the wow-factor, this tour includes a cable car ride to the summit.

What's included

Transport
Guide

Where

Parque Nacional de Teide, La Orotava, Tenerife

What to remember

In the event that the cable car is not running due to weather conditions, the cost of the cable car ticket only will be reimbursed
Children under 3 are unable to join cable car
Please note that suitable footwear is required (closed sports shoes or for mountain walking). For safety reasons, access to the cable car when wearing flip flops or sandals, shoes without a back strap, shoes with heels/wedge heels or open, flat-soled shoes is prohibited
Not suitable for guests with cardiac or respiratory problems
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Height, weight and/or age restrictions may apply
Bring a hat
Bring suitable footwear
Bring warm clothes
Food and drinks not included
Subject to weather conditions
Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change
Not suitable for expectant mothers

Provider

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 2 days before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Excellent

4.4 /5

Based on 231 reviews from verified customers

Review categories

Safety

4.5/5

Service

4.5/5

Value for money

4.4/5

Staff

4.5/5

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Tracey
Verified booking
1
9 January 2026
Absolute waste of time, cable car was cancelled due to weather which I totally understand but spend one and half hours and not even the cafe was opened so spent over an hour on the coach after we walked around then we went up further and luckily the cafe was open but only had 20 mins to try and get refreshments and a toilet stop of which you couldn’t use if you didn’t buy anything, we did so could use it, gave my receipt to someone who didn’t . Worst trip I’ve ever done with TUI.
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Volcano experience
Verified booking
5
12 December 2025
Travelled as a couple
Coach picked us up on time very nice driver and rep gave us loads of information about the history overall very enjoyable
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Bees115
Verified booking
3
7 December 2025
Solo traveller
The actual scenery was beautiful but neither of us could understand the guide as her English was very poor. Two others we spoke to said the same thing and had to keep asking her for clarification for arrangements as we couldn't understand her. We therefore had very little information about the day and missed out on what she was telling us including rules at the cable car where she didn't come. Very very disappointed
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BobTheBuilder
Verified booking
3.4
20 November 2025
Travelled as a couple
Through no fault of your own the cable car was closed due to winds. However, the mixed language group spoilt the commentary - it seemed that the English version was always much shorter than the German and Spanish (and not just because it is a more concise language - there were some elements missing), priority seemed to be given to the German tourist. Listening to 3 language each time was tiring. Also number of pickups/drop-offs made the day tedious. Smaller bus, single language would be better.
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Adrian
Verified booking
4.2
12 November 2025
Travelled as a couple
Timing was an issue. 30 minutes late for pick up. Constantly late leaving each stop… which meant we all had little time to actually eat! So we did the full day with the option of explore Tiede, or eat. So we explored. I would have liked time for a sandwich. Or a coffee. But that wasn’t possible
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Joanne Grimley
Verified booking
4.6
12 November 2025
Travelled as a couple
Great knowledgeable tour guide. The coach pick up was 40 mins late! We contacted Tui after 20 mins late and they were quick to get back to me and let me know there was delay. The local tour operator did ring after 30 mins but it was very stressful wondering where the coach was. Apparently it was due to other participants not turning up. The cable car was not running due to bad weather which was disappointing but understandable and we were automatically refunded.

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