Well organised trip. The hike is well planned and the flora is beautiful, as was the waterfall at... read more
Barranco del Infierno is a place where only 300 tourists are allowed to enter a day in order to... read more
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Well organised trip. The hike is well planned and the flora is beautiful, as was the waterfall at the end. Lots of stops for photos and lunch, be sure to bring water. However, we did find parking a bit difficult, and had to walk about...More
Barranco del Infierno is a place where only 300 tourists are allowed to enter a day in order to preserve the environment. The hiking route of 6,5 km is easy and really worth seeing. Beautiful views are breathtaking. To visit the place a previous reservation is essential. The hiking...More
It was a 20 minute ride from playa de las vistas by car. I started in the morning with the first group (09.00h). There was still enough parking place nearby. The last 100 meters to the cash register is very steep. Luckely the rest of...More
We visited this morning and were thankfully granted access after the pass had been checked over. We entered through a gate into a magical kingdom which was a great to the eyes and ears. Verdant, green with a prehistoric feel. The flowers and plants were...More
It was me and my girlfriend taking this hike and it was our first one ever. I was excited about it and it turned out to be a great experience. I had no expectations but managed to see so much untouched nature, feel the mountain...More
My wife and I have visited Tenerife for a number of years and always said that we would walk the ravine , but in the past never had time. This visit we pre-booked and took a taxi to the entrance . It is a wonderful...More
This is not so much a trail, but more a journey into a unique enclosed ecosystem, with native plants, songbirds, hawks and (very loud!) frogs. The walking is not particularly hard or long, although there are ups and downs, steps and rocky terrain in places....More
Beautiful walk that took approx two hours, very warm but well worth a visit. We did it at 10am and it wasnt busy but by 12 we passed people every 50m or so
The Manager isn't helpful and is very rude with the tourists. There aren't enough protection and is very dangerous.
My husband and I did this hike on March 13. We took bus nr 447 to Adeje and walked up a very steep street to get to the start. I would advise to take a taxi. When you get off the bus at Piedra Redonda...More
