Tenerife. Premium Urban Experience – La Laguna / Santa Cruz

Duration: 8 h
Price with Tazirga transport (1–4 pax): $522
Additional pax: +$23
Supplement for other areas: +$58

Includes:

• Licensed tour guide
• Insurance
• Extended guided walking tour
• Wellness activity in an urban natural space (entrance fees not included)
• Possibility to visit museums, churches, and cultural venues (may carry extra costs)
• Gastronomic stop (meal not included)

Gastronomic Stop

If you add extra activities or choose the Premium Experience, we recommend including a gastronomic stop. We can book a local restaurant offering traditional island cuisine (menus typically $23 – $52 per person). Alternatively, you may bring your picnic, and we will find a scenic spot to enjoy your meal.

Entrance Fees (optional)

Depending on the chosen city and the sites you wish to visit, additional entrance costs may apply. Residents: please check conditions and bring valid proof of residency. Advance booking is required.

Examples:

• Santa Cruz de Tenerife:
  
  • Palmetum $7
  • Casa del Carnaval
  • MUNA (currently free)
  • Maritime Park 
• La Laguna:
  
  • Cathedral 
  • Anthropology Museum 
• Garachico:
  
  • San Miguel Castle 
• La Orotava:
  
  • Victoria Gardens – free
  • Casa de los Balcones $5.8
  • Museum of Carpets $5.8
  • Sacred Art Museum, Church of La Concepción €5
• Puerto de la Cruz:
  
  • Botanical Garden $5.8
  • Orchid Garden “Sitio Litre” 
  • Lago Martiánez 
• Adeje:
  
  • Casa Fuerte $7

Transportation

• Included from South Tenerife (Costa Adeje – Candelaria).
• Supplement of $580 for other pick-up areas.
• Maximum group size: 6 adults with 2 wheelchairs. Please consult us if the number of participants exceeds this limit.

Additional Information

Considerations

• Meeting point at 8:00 a.m. (to be agreed based on the route).
• Weather in Tenerife can be variable. Please check conditions in advance. Always bring: water, sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, cap, warm clothing/rainwear, and suitable walking shoes.
• Wellness activities equipment:
  • Yoga: mat/towel. Warm clothing or blanket recommended for relaxation.
  • Meditation: mat/towel if you prefer not to sit directly on the ground.
    (For hygiene reasons, participants should bring their own equipment. If unavailable, let us know in advance and we can provide it.)
• Before booking, please inform us of any physical limitations requiring assistance.

Benefits

• Discover hidden natural spaces within the urban environment—perfect for pausing, reconnecting, and finding balance.
• Explore a city through mindful attention, deepening awareness of its heritage and the footprints left by past societies.

Other Interesting Facts

For centuries, the Guanche people lived in harmony with nature in Tenerife. After the conquest in 1496, the island underwent profound social and architectural changes, still visible today.

This experience combines cultural discovery with mindfulness and wellbeing, offering a different way to connect with the city and with yourself. In some destinations (Santa Cruz or Puerto de la Cruz), there is also the possibility of adding Water Yoga or Aqua Wellness in private aquatic facilities (extra entrance fees apply).

Take a break in the heart of a lively city—listen to your body, breathe, and allow yourself a few minutes of reconnection, even if you don’t have time for a longer tour.

Cities to Explore

• Santa Cruz de Tenerife – The island’s capital, cosmopolitan and vibrant, open to the sea.
• San Cristóbal de La Laguna – UNESCO World Heritage Site, former capital of the Canary Islands, with over five centuries of history.
• La Orotava – A flourishing colonial town in the fertile valley of the same name.
• Puerto de la Cruz – The birthplace of European tourism in Tenerife, by the sea, with a rich cultural legacy including works by the Canarian architect César Manrique.
• Garachico – Once the island’s main port until the Trevejo volcano eruption of 1706 reshaped its coastline with natural lava pools.

Adeje – A historic town in the south, home to the Casa Fuerte and traces of its colonial past.