Highlights

Marvel at the elegant building for San Cristobal de La Laguna, the former capital of the island
Travel through a lush pine forest, step into the past at the former capital of the island and nowadays a World Heritage Site.
Walk along Calle Obispo Rey a street lined with noble buildings from the 18th century with impressive facades.

Description

Marvel at the elegant building for San Cristobal de La Laguna, the former capital of the island and nowadays, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy vistas of the ocean and ancient lava formation at Garachico. Stop at a welcoming local restaurant for a tasty traditional Canarian lunch. Make good use of time on your own in the delightful resort town of Puerto de la Cruz. Travel through a lush pine forest, step into the past at the former capital of the island and nowadays a World Heritage Site, see an ancient dragon tree, said to be 3,000 years old and relax over a traditional Canarian lunch and enjoy time on your own in a picturesque resort city. Departing from pier, head for La Laguna, the former capital of the island, today a World Heritage Site. Walk along Calle Obispo Rey a street lined with noble buildings from the 18th century with impressive facades, including la Casa de Los Capitanes, whose beautiful internal courtyard you will have a chance to see.

There is a change of scenery in Calle Viana, where the noble buildings become colourful middle-class homes in a pre-Columbian style. Next , continue coast up to the village of Garachico. A walk through the small picturesque centre will take you to the Castillo de San Miguel, a fortress in the 16th century, when Garachico was the island's most important port. You will then stop at Icod de los Vinos, an 18th century town, whose main attraction is the famous ancient dragon tree, said to be 3,000 years old before savor a sumptuous lunch at a local restaurant in Puerto de la Cruz. Relish some free time in the lively resort town, which has brightly colored boats bobbing in the harbor and luxuriant palm trees shading the streets and ponder the spectacular natural wonders of this unforgettable region.

Helpful Hints

Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing, a jacket and comfortable walking shoes.
Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Disclaimer:

PLEASE NOTE This tour includes approximately 1 ½ hours of moderate walking. There will be uneven surfaces to negotiate. The trip will take you to an altitude of 7,600 feet over steep and winding roads and may not be suitable for guests with heart and respiratory conditions or those who suffer from vertigo or a fear of heights. The tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and is not considered suitable for guests with mobility concerns. The House of the Balconies collects a fee of approximately 1.00 euro per person from those who wish to take videos and pictures of the house itself. This amount will be deductible should the guest purchase any souvenir there with a value of over 10.00 euro. The reason for this extra charge is to maintain and preserve all the historic Houses and Palaces at La Orotava. In the event of inclement weather conditions, this tour may not operate.

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