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Teide Sunset, Dinner and Stargazing

Teide Sunset, Dinner and Stargazing

Teide National Park, Tenerife
About 9 hours, afternoon to late evening
Stargazing
Sunset over the sea of clouds seen from Mount Teide
Milky Way over the Teide Observatory domes
Sun setting above the clouds from Teide National Park
Star trails circling above the Teide volcano

Overview

Above the clouds, Teide National Park has some of the clearest night skies in Europe, and this evening trip makes the most of them. A coach collects you in the afternoon and climbs into the park, stopping on the way for views across the caldera.

You watch the sun set over the sea of clouds with a toast, then sit down to a three-course dinner with wine at a restaurant inside the national park. After dark, a guide certified by the Starlight Foundation sets up telescopes and uses a laser pointer to trace the constellations, planets and, when the season is right, the Milky Way.

It gets cold at altitude after sunset, even in summer, so bring a warm jacket. Tours run in English, German, French or Dutch, one language per group, with pickups from the south and the north of Tenerife.

Highlights
  • Sunset over the sea of clouds, with a toast
  • Three-course dinner with wine in the national park
  • Telescopes and a Starlight-certified guide
  • Pickup from the south or north of Tenerife

What's included

What's included
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Air-conditioned coach
  • Sunset stop with a toast
  • Three-course dinner with wine and water
  • Stargazing session with telescopes
  • Certified astronomy guide
Not included
  • Warm clothing (bring your own)
  • Extra drinks
Price on request

Request this tour

Send us your dates and a SkyRay advisor will confirm availability and price.

Travel dates

Itinerary

1
Into the national park
Afternoon pickup and a scenic drive up into Teide National Park, with stops for views.
2
Sunset and dinner
Watch the sun go down over the clouds with a toast, then a three-course dinner with wine.
3
Stargazing
Telescope session with your guide under dark skies, then the drive back to your hotel.

Frequently asked questions

How cold does it get?

The park is above 2,000 metres, and after sunset it can be close to freezing in winter. Bring a warm jacket, long trousers and closed shoes.

What happens if it's cloudy?

The park usually sits above the cloud layer, but weather at altitude can change. If the operator cancels for weather, we'll help you rebook or arrange a refund.

Can children join?

Yes, children are welcome and have a reduced rate. It is a long evening, so it suits children who can stay up late.

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