Is prior hiking experience needed for this night hike?

While prior hiking experience helps, the trail is moderate and guided, making it accessible to most people with reasonable fitness.

What time does the hike usually start?

The hike typically begins around sunset to allow participants to witness the transition from daylight to starry skies.

Are children allowed on the hike?

Children are welcome if they are comfortable walking 2–3 hours over uneven terrain and can handle nighttime conditions.

Will the guide provide equipment like flashlights?

Participants are encouraged to bring their own headlamps or flashlights for safety and personal comfort.

What wildlife might be seen during the night hike?

Nighttime reveals unique fauna such as endemic bats and nocturnal insects native to Tenerife’s volcanic environment.

How do I prepare for the temperature drop after sunset?

Wearing layered clothing and bringing a light jacket is recommended to stay warm as the temperature can fall rapidly after dark.

Night Hiking under Stars with Natura Xtreme Tenerife | Climbing

Located in the municipality of Guía de Isora, on the sun-drenched island of Tenerife in Spain’s Canary Islands, Natura Xtreme Tenerife offers a distinctive nocturnal hiking experience that sets it apart from the typical day trek. This isn’t just any walk in the park — it’s a journey through the lunar-like terrain of Teide National Park at night, where the sunset quietly fades into a starlit sky over volcanic peaks. The company’s signature trip, Senderismo bajo las estrellas (Hiking Under the Stars), guides adventurers from dramatic mountain viewpoints to quiet trails illuminated only by moonlight and the constellations. Each step reveals profound silence, ancient volcanic rock formations, and native Canarian flora adapted to this island’s unique geology.

Guía de Isora’s proximity to Teide National Park, created in 1954 and home to Spain’s highest summit, adds a geological and cultural edge to the hike. The park’s stark, otherworldly landscape, shaped by volcanic eruptions and decades of preservation, becomes something magical after dusk when most visitors have left. Natura Xtreme Tenerife’s expert guides serve as stellar navigators, sharing insights into nocturnal ecosystems and Wales the Milky Way’s blaze — a privilege afforded by Tenerife’s renowned low light pollution.

This adventure appeals both to seasoned hikers comfortable on moderate terrain and curious travelers eager to connect with nature beyond the daylight hours. The hikes unfold over 2 to 3 hours, bridging active exercise with immersive natural history. It’s an opportunity to encounter Tenerife’s volcanic legacy and untouched wilderness from a fresh perspective, making each trip not just a physical challenge but a quiet celebration of night’s beauty and mystery. For any visitor interested in an offbeat outdoor experience on the island, Natura Xtreme Tenerife is a compelling gateway into the nocturnal wilds.