Discover the night sky brilliance at Teide National Park, where Tenerife Stars leads unforgettable sunset and stargazing trips. Experience clear constellations at 2,000 meters with minimal light pollution in this UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking required
Wildlife
History
Designated a national park in 1954, Teide is culturally significant with indigenous Guanche legends linked to the volcano.
Conservation
Strict light pollution and visitor impact measures help preserve Teide’s exceptional night sky and fragile alpine environment.
Tenerife Stars
Discover the night sky brilliance at Teide National Park, where Tenerife Stars leads unforgettable sunset and stargazing trips. Experience clear constellations at 2,000 meters with minimal light pollution in this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Tenerife Stars is a Chayofa-based astronomy tour operator in the Canarias that specializes in stargazing trips to Teide National Park. The company organizes guided outings to an altitude of 2000 meters inside a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where minimal light pollution and a legal framework for sky protection make the park one of the clearest locations on the island for night-sky viewing.
Tenerife Stars offers the Sunset and Stars From Teide tour, combining sunset views with structured astronomical observation once darkness falls. Guides point out major constellations, planets, and notable celestial features while using the natural high-altitude vantage of Teide to maximize visibility. Tours depart from Chayofa and focus on safety, timing, and respecting park regulations to ensure responsible access to protected landscapes. The itinerary balances accessible walking and stationary observation with time allocated for sunset photography and constellation identification. Tenerife Stars emphasizes factual interpretation of the night sky and uses the protected status of the park to underline the quality of its viewing conditions. Visitors should prepare for cooler temperatures at 2000 meters and arrive with suitable clothing and footwear; trip details specify meeting points and logistics. As an operator working in a nationally and internationally recognized natural area, Tenerife Stars centers its offering on the unique combination of volcanic landscapes and exceptional stargazing conditions that Teide National Park provides. Bookings for the featured Sunset and Stars From Teide tour are listed from Chayofa, Canarias.
Location
Chayofa, Canarias
Base village for departures
Tours Offered
1 trip
Single curated stargazing experience
Viewing Altitude
2,000 m
High-altitude sky observation
Dark Sky Protection
Protected by law
Legal measures reduce light pollution
Secure a spot for clear, protected stargazing from 2,000 meters — simple booking from Chayofa.
Bring warm layers
Temperatures drop quickly after sunset at altitude; pack a jacket or pullover.
Use a red light torch
Preserve night vision by using red or low-intensity lighting during stargazing.
Wear sturdy footwear
Trails up to observation points can be rocky; comfortable shoes improve safety.
Avoid alcohol before the tour
Stay alert and focused to fully appreciate astronomy explanations and safety.
Warm jacket
Protects against the sharp temperature drop after sunset.
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Comfortable walking shoes
Ensures safety on rocky trails and uneven surfaces.
Red light flashlight
Helps maintain night vision without disturbing others or wildlife.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the trip at altitude.