Where to drink · TENERIFE
The 7 best tenerife drinks tours you can book today, with what each one pours, how long it runs and what it costs a head. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit Bodegas Monje in El Sauzal for a two-hour guided tour of a family winery dating to 1750. Learn how volcanic soil shapes Canary wine, then taste four wines with four artisan cheeses from Tenerife, La Palma, Fuerteventura, and Gran Canaria. Tours run in Spanish and English.
“The tour was great, wine was delicious and views were incredible!”
Drive a buggy from Vilaflor toward Teide National Park, with a dusty 15-minute practice circuit, guided mountain roads, photo stops, and a vineyard tasting. Guides including Jan, Markus, Adam, and Sergio are known for clear instruction and island insight. Hotel pickup, wine, and tapas are included.
“An amazing morning of driving around mount teide with Marcus who was very knowledgeable about the area and it was topped of with very tasty wine and tapas at the end. I couldn't recommend it enough!!”
Travel from south Tenerife to La Laguna, Casa del Vino, and Bodegas Monje on an eight-hour food and wine day. Guides such as Christopher, Iskra, and Noemí add island stories, while tastings, a four-course lunch, and Atlantic views make this a strong value for curious eaters.
“The trip was amazing and was made that much better by the guide Noemí. She was great and very informative. La Laguna was beautiful and the two Wineries we visited were both spectacular in their own way. There was not a single complaint about the wine or the food, and I would definitely recommend this trip.”
Join a three-hour Beneteau Antares 42 cruise from Puerto Colon, limited to 10 people. Juan, Maxi, Michelle, and other crew members may guide your outing, with champagne, tapas, wildlife watching, swimming, snorkeling, paddleboards, and sea scooters included.
“This was a fantastic trip !! Saw orcas, dolphins and a turtle. The crew couldn’t have been better we were a family of 8 and they looked after us extremely well. Food was beautiful and the cava free flowing. Had a beautiful swim stop. I did get really bad sea sickness which was a shame but the crew were helpful in telling me the best place to sit etc. highly recommend and next time I’ll take sea sickness tablets.”
Join a small group of up to eight from Puerto de la Cruz for a Canarian meal at Guachinche El Cubano, scenic Teide stops, sunset at 2,100 meters, coffee at El Portillo, and guided stargazing. Guides such as Manolo add local stories and personal service.
“Manolo has been extremely nice with us and showing and explaining us things we didn’t know anything about! Made us feel we were with a friend! He gave us some free time to take pics also which we appreciated a lot. He ordered the typical food from here and asked in advance if there were vegetarians, since I’m he’s been very caring in taking the right things for me and my friend.”
At Bodegas Monje in El Sauzal, you’ll tour a traditional Canarian winery, learn to make mojo sauce with a chef, and taste young local wines with bread, cheese, and papas arrugadas. The small group is limited to six, with Spanish and English guides.
“It was amazing tour. The winery is beautiful and unique. I loved the wine and also the preparation of the mojos was wonderful. A lot of experience. and the weather was fantastic and I could sit outside see the beautiful view. The guides were very nice and with a lot of knowledge”
Join Bodegas Ferrera for a three-hour small-group tour almost 1,000 meters above sea level. Walk among old organic vines on volcanic ground, learn from guides such as Darius or Dácil, taste four wines, and finish with Canarian cheeses and croquettes.
“We loved how passionate the owner and our guide are about organic wine production. So lovely to see that they care about sustainability and nature. I didn’t let them know beforehand that I’m a vegan and wasn’t expecting special treatment but as soon as Darius heard he made some extra croquettes for me which was much appreciated. We will recommend this experience to our friends and family.”
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