La Laguna & Taganana
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Board your motorcoach and drive past the Nautical School in Santa Cruz en route to the authentic fishing village of San Andres. Continue past Las Teresitas' mile-long beach with its 216,000 tons of golden sand imported from the old Spanish Sahara.
Stop for a photo opportunity at Roque de Las Bodegas viewpoint, next to the coastal hamlet of the same name in Taganana, in the Anaga massif, where enjoy one of Tenerife's most picturesque beaches, where the blue of the ocean meets the volcanic rock formations. After that ascend the foothills and traverse the wild Anaga mountains via a tunnel to Taganana in the Mercedes Forest.
Arrive at Taganana, the largest settlement in the Anaga Mountains. Taganana was once the local center of sugar cane production, until wine grapes took over as the main crop. This village in Tenerife's remote interior is famed for its vineyards, goat milk and cheeses. During your visit, enjoy a wine and cheese tasting at a local restaurant.
Continue to the old capital of La Laguna. The island's old capital is a city of graceful colonial houses and convents dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. It is home to the University of La Laguna, and is considered to be the cultural and religious capital of the Canary Islands.
Points of interest
Taganana & Anaga Mtns/Wine Tasting
La Laguna
Schedule
Special Notes
It is recommended to bring a warm windjacket, sunglasses, sunhat and comfortable shoes. At the photo stop opportunity (Roque de Las Bodegas), it is recommended not to access areas near where the waves break.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
Board your motorcoach and drive past the Nautical School in Santa Cruz en route to the authentic fishing village of San Andres. Continue past Las Teresitas' mile-long beach with its 216,000 tons of golden sand imported from the old Spanish Sahara.
Stop for a photo opportunity at Roque de Las Bodegas viewpoint, next to the coastal hamlet of the same name in Taganana, in the Anaga massif, where enjoy one of Tenerife's most picturesque beaches, where the blue of the ocean meets the volcanic rock formations. After that ascend the foothills and traverse the wild Anaga mountains via a tunnel to Taganana in the Mercedes Forest.
Arrive at Taganana, the largest settlement in the Anaga Mountains. Taganana was once the local center of sugar cane production, until wine grapes took over as the main crop. This village in Tenerife's remote interior is famed for its vineyards, goat milk and cheeses. During your visit, enjoy a wine and cheese tasting at a local restaurant.
Continue to the old capital of La Laguna. The island's old capital is a city of graceful colonial houses and convents dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. It is home to the University of La Laguna, and is considered to be the cultural and religious capital of the Canary Islands.
Points of interest
Taganana & Anaga Mtns/Wine Tasting
La Laguna
Schedule
Special Notes
It is recommended to bring a warm windjacket, sunglasses, sunhat and comfortable shoes. At the photo stop opportunity (Roque de Las Bodegas), it is recommended not to access areas near where the waves break.