Walk from Chamorga into Tenerife’s ancient laurel forest and stand on cliffs that look down at the Roques de Anaga. This three-hour guided hike blends volcanic geology, island flora and local hospitality with manageable climbs and spectacular viewpoints.
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A thin trail leaves the tiny village of Chamorga and immediately climbs into a green world older than most maps. Laurel trees arch overhead, their leaves catching Atlantic haze and the occasional shaft of sunlight; below, the ocean waits, a dark sheet broken by the angular Roques de Anaga.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for hikers with moderate fitness—able to manage sustained uphill sections and uneven terrain.
Wildlife
History
Anaga’s laurel woods are survivors from the island’s Tertiary landscape; human settlement and terracing in the ravines reflect centuries of small-scale agriculture.
Conservation
Anaga is a protected rural park and UNESCO biosphere area—stay on marked trails, avoid disturbing flora and pack out litter to limit erosion and habitat impact.
Reserve your spot on the Hidden Tenerife - Anaga Reserve on Foot today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring traction-minded footwear
Expect rocky, sometimes steep steps—sturdy hiking shoes with grip reduce slips on damp or loose surfaces.
Carry at least 1–2 L of water
There are no reliable water sources on route; hydration is important, especially in summer.
Dress in layers and wind protection
Coastal winds and shifting sun mean a light windproof layer and a sun hat are both useful.
Eat at Juana's place
Plan to sample local specialties and wine at the finish to experience Anaga’s food culture firsthand.
Sturdy hiking shoes
Provide traction and ankle support on rocky, stepped paths.
Windproof/light rain jacket
Protects against Atlantic winds and sudden showers common on exposed ridges.
winter
1–2 L water and snacks
Keeps energy and hydration steady during the 3‑hour outing.
summer
Trekking poles (optional)
Helpful on steeper descents and for extra stability on uneven stone steps.