What to expect on your walking holiday

Experience Two Islands
Tenerife & La Gomera

Garajonay National Park
Walk in ancient Laurisilva forests

Breathtaking Panoramas
Marvel at the mesmerizing vistas

Teide National Park
Discover Las Cañadas Del Teide
About this trip...
Discover the dramatic beauty of Tenerife and La Gomera on this 10-night hiking adventure through two of the Canary Islands’ most spectacular landscapes. From the unspoilt trails of La Gomera to neighboring Tenerife, the largest and highest of the Canary Islands. This guided walking trip offers an unforgettable blend of diverse routes, volcanic scenery and breathtaking panoramic views. Explore towering cliffs, ancient laurel rainforests, deep ravines, volcanic black-sand beaches and rugged mountain landscapes, while enjoying expertly guided hikes led by experienced local leaders with an in-depth knowledge of both islands. Travelling with a group made up of only solo travelers, you’ll experience the very best of hiking in the Canaries, combining the untouched natural beauty and timeless charm of La Gomera with Tenerife’s dramatic volcanic terrain.
Grade: Moderate
Return transfers
Private Room
Breakfast daily & 5 dinners at the hotels plus 5 dinners at local restaurants
6 x picnic lunches
Welcome drink
Six fully guided exclusive walking days
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
- International flights are not included
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- Travel insurance
- Tips & drinks
- Meals when not included in the itinerary
- Activities when not included in the itinerary
What you’ll be doing

Day One: Arrive in Tenerife and transfer to La Gomera
- Welcome Drink & Dinner Included

Day Two: Journey to the top of Alto de Garajonay (1.487m)
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Three: At leisure - Transfer to San Sebastian
After breakfast, we transfer to San Sebastián, on the east coast, our base for the next three nights. On the way, we stop at Garajonay National Park visitor centre in Juego de Bolas and we have time for a stroll in the town of Agulo before heading to the hotel. In the afternoon, explore the capital town, the charm of Torre del Conde park and La Asunción church, and relax by the seaside.
- Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day Four: Hiking in Garajonay National Park
Today we enjoy a superb walk through the Laurisilva forest. Garajonay National Park has been awarded the UNESCO World Heritage Site title for being the best-preserved primary forest of this kind on Earth. Many species of trees, plants and animals have found its home in this green paradise. Our local guide will introduce us to its botanical richness outlining the importance of running water while crossing the park from south to north following the stream of El Cedro, to the tiny hamlet of El Cedro, where we taste the local gastronomy.
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Five: Benchijigua to Imada
Our last walk starts in the hamlet of Las Toscas. We descend through colorful vegetation, Canarian pine trees and palm trees to the pretty white cottages of Benchijigua. A short climb rewards us with stunning views of the Santiago ravine, towered over by the colossal Roque Agando, before we finish our walk in the hamlet of Imada.
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Six: Ferry to Tenerife
We say goodbye to La Gomera and take the ferry back to Tenerife. On arrival in Los Cristianos we'll transfer to our hotel in the north of the island. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to enjoy the hotels facilities.
Transfer time:
- Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day Seven: Hiking the Teno
Today we travel to the Teno Country Park, located in the north-west of the island and one of Tenerife’s most beautiful nature areas. Our hike takes us from the ridge of Baracan to the heart of Teno Alto, the most western village of the island. This area has kept much of its ecological, scenic and cultural wealth, largely thanks to its isolated position. Goat keeping and cheese production still remains part of the local economy.
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Eight: Anaga Biosphere Reserve
Nestled in the northeast of the island, the Anaga mountain range forms part of a protected biosphere reserve, where the preservation of its rich natural heritage goes hand in hand with the traditions of the local communities. From Cruz del Carmen, our trail enters the ancient laurel forest, descending through lush greenery into open landscapes dotted with hamlets. This unique balance between sustainable woodland use and the protection of one of the island’s most biodiverse regions is vital for the future of Anaga. As the forest gives way, the landscape reveals millions of years of erosion—exposing lava dykes, layers of volcanic rock, and offering sweeping views over the sculpted depths of old barrancos. For centuries, goat and sheep herders have traversed these steep slopes. Our path winds on toward the remote village of Chinamada.
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Nine: At Leisure
Today take time out and take advantage of the hotel facilities and relax by the pool or perhaps stroll along La Rambla de Castro from the hotel; or visit the neighboring towns of Puerto de la Cruz (coastal promenade, shops and Botanical or Litre Gardens) and La Orotava (typical Canary Islands’ architecture and museums).
- Breakfast & Dinner Included

Day Ten: Teide National Park
For our final walk of the trip, we will enjoy Tenerife’s pièce de résistance - the jaw-dropping Teide National Park. 16 kilometres across the Caldera, it's filled with an abundance of colours and shapes following countless eruptions and lava flows. A must-see including the highest elevation in Spain, Mount Teide peaking at 3,715 metres(12,190 ft) above sea level and the famous symbol of the island. With the natural beauty of the landscapes and the volcanic richness, it's no wonder why the area is awarded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Included

Day Eleven: Departure Day
We say goodbye to Tenerife and depart to Tenerife South airport for our flight home.
- Breakfast Included.
Accommodations
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Essential Information
Alto de Garajonay (1.487m)
Hiking in the Garajonay National Park
Benchijigua to Imada
Hiking the Teno
Anaga Biosphere Reserve
It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in your chosen activity holiday. If you are unsure as to whether the walks are within your capabilities, please contact the office to discuss this matter, thus making sure you appreciate the terrain that you will be walking. You could be walking across uneven ground in some areas and extreme care must be taken, especially if wet. If used to using a pole/stick, it is advisable to bring it. Please appreciate the route and content of the holiday may change at the time and at the discretion of the guide/organiser, should conditions require. Solo’s Holidays Ltd cannot be held responsible for personal injury, accident or damage to property whilst on these walks other than incidents arising out of the company’s negligence. The guide has the right to refuse to guide a walk with anyone not properly attired.
Whether you'd like us to arrange your flights or prefer to book your own, we're here to make the process easy. Our team can secure flights from the location that suits you best, or provide all the arrival and departure details you'll need if booking independently.
Shortly before your holiday, you will be invited to join an optional WhatsApp group to connect with your fellow travellers and your Tour Leader.
It is important that you have the correct footwear. It is essential to wear walking boots that are comfortable and preferably lightweight, with some ankle support and a good grip. If you already have a pair of boots that you are happy walking in (including during hot/wet weather and on hard ground), then bring these along. However, if you are bringing new footwear, do make sure they are well broken in before you arrive. The weather, even in summer, can be unpredictable. We would therefore recommend you travel with clothing suitable for all conditions, and suggest you use the following checklist as a guideline of what to take:
- Walking boots with good ankle support
- Waterproofs – jacket and trousers
- Walking poles – recommended as they provide good support for the knees, particularly on downhill sections of walks and when conditions are wet/slippery
- Lightweight trousers and shorts with pockets
- Shirts or t-shirts for walking in
- Walking socks – several pairs
- Lightweight fleece or jumper
- Hat & gloves
- Daysack/rucksack for walking
- Umbrella – it can be used also for protection from the sun as well as rain
- Lightweight drinking bottle to carry water whilst walking
- Small first aid kit – plasters, insect repellant, etc
- Good, high factor sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses – the sun’s strength is often multiplied in mountainous areas.
Guided walks are included as part of this trip. Your dedicated walking guide will brief you in resort on the daily walking programme.
The walking programme is graded by difficulty, and you can expect to walk varying distances with a range of ascents and descents. Some walks may be challenging, with uneven or rough terrain underfoot and sections at higher altitude. Please refer to the day-by-day itinerary for full details of each walk.
A good level of physical fitness is required to fully enjoy this trip.
It is important that you consider whether your chosen trip is suitable for your level of fitness, mobility and any medical conditions or additional needs. If you are unsure, please contact our team before booking. We will be happy to discuss the trip requirements and your individual circumstances to help you decide whether the trip is suitable for you.
We are committed to treating all customers fairly and will consider any reasonable adjustments where possible. Please let us know before booking if you have a disability, medical condition or any additional requirements that may affect your trip. This allows us to assess whether we can safely and appropriately accommodate your needs and to ensure you have the best possible trip experience.
Care should be taken at all times, particularly on uneven or wet terrain. If you normally use walking poles, we recommend bringing them with you. Sturdy walking boots or walking shoes are essential.
Please note that the route and content of the walking programme may need to change during the trip, at the discretion of the specialist walking guide or local organiser, if local conditions require.
If you have any concerns during your trip, please speak to your specialist walking guide or Solos Tour Leader.
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