Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Tenerife

Marvel over the wonders of outer space at the world's largest solar observatory - the Teide Observatory in Tenerife. Climb the 2,400-meter (7,900-foot) peak of Mt Teide Volcano and embark on a 2-hour guided tour of the famous observatory. Discover its importance in research and monitoring solar activity; take a peek at the solar and nocturnal telescopes; and learn why the Canary Islands is one for the best places in the world for observing the sky.

Discover Tenerife's natural highlights on this half-day tour. You won't have to worry about getting to hard-to-reach places, as hotel pickup and drop-off is included. Travel in comfort in an air-conditioned minivan with a guide to educate you about the regions scenic landscapes. You'll see volcanoes, vineyards, villages, and the Natural Park of Corona Forestal. Finish your day on a high, watching the sunset at Teide National Park.

Sail past the long lines for the Mt Teide cable car and ascend to a vertiginous vantage point atop Spain's highest peak. Gaze at the lava carved landscapes and petrified rocks that give the surroundings an unearthly, red-tinted hue and marvel at the crashing waves of the Atlantic Ocean in the distance. Select a wonderful walking trail to suit your interests and ability, and then set out on an adventurous hike around the magnificent mountain. Glide past crowds awaiting the cable car on your descent and leave the national park with unforgettable memories of your excursion.

Take a break from the beach and enjoy a wildlife-themed family day out at the Loro Parque in Tenerife with this all-day admission ticket. Visit attractions including the Lion's Kingdom, Penguin Planet, and the Katandra Treetops aviary; discover rare bird species such as Spix's macaw and indigo-winged parrot; and see sharks, gorillas, tigers, iguanas, giant Galápagos tortoises, and much more.

Ascend Tenerife Island's Mount Teide, a massive volcano and the highest peak in all of Spain by cable car to watch an incredible sunset. Climb 11,663-feet (3,555-meters) to the top in your private (maximum 90-people) cable car, soaring over craters, lava flows, and rocky terrain. At the summit, go to the Pico Viejo lookout to take in the spectacular colors filling the sky as the sun dips below the horizon.