Great trip, great guide, not the best driver - Bumpy ride, but otherwise a great experience. The guide is very friendly and knowledgeable, and makes the experience a dream. Lunch was also such high quality.

Great Canary Wine Experience - A brilliant mixture of culture, wine and food. A great day out, with a small group and a very informative guide. The wines were fantastic and the tour at Monje was really good.

Excellent trip! - We decided to do this trip upon recommendation. We were picked up in a timely fashion even though there was a bit of waiting for others to arrive. We did run a little late due to an accident on the TF1 but not their fault! Laura was our guide who was really lovely and knowledgeable. We went to La laguna which was a really lovely place! Would go there again to spend more time. It’s worth noting it is much cooler up there so take a jumper. The wineries were great, tasting wines with lovely types of cheese which you can purchase. The lunch was very nice, then the winery tour. All in all a very good excursion and great value for money. Would recommend!!

Unique tour of the northern wines - Great experience with a nice mix of history of a few towns as well as some amazing wines. The market was a nice stop to see the amazing foods and grab a morning Barraquito.

Great tour - Really enjoyed the tour. Wine and food very good. Christopher the tour guide was great. He was very informative and made the tour great fun. Would definitely recommend.

Amazing value for money - Wine tapas Meeting new people Food Views We did the same trip last year that's why we came back with friends

Great day out in the northern part of Tenerife - Very well organised trip to the northern part of the island. You get to experience some local wines and cheese alongside the lunch. The overall excursion was a very enjoyable experience including the visit to the bodega and some of the views. This is not a trip for wine connoisseurs, rather a day getaway to experience some local treats. Our guide was great!

Didn't go ahead. Cancelled by tour company. - The trip was cancelled because the guide was ill. I moved to another trip which was also cancelled. I was offered another trip but it wasn't what I wanted

I was honestly dissatisfied. We went into a town and saw some sights but no time to shop or get coffee. - Probably the lunch and wine tasting. However what a waste of time if the winery doesn’t ship wine. We would have purchased if it shipped.

Spanish are not welcome - Unlike other excursions where you left by languages, here you are mixed with English. I can understand because they will surely have trouble finding people of the same language at the same time, but grouping two languages is really bad, especially when people who speak Spanish do not receive the same treatment as people who speak English. Since English is the majority, the people at the site give priority to English. Arriving at the first wine site, we were treated to a film in English while our group spoke Spanish. The person told us that since there are English it must be in English, and that we will have to check with our Guide to find out if we have time to retake it in Spanish. Okay, actually after the Guide told us that we could see it in Spanish, but obviously no one wanted to see the film a second time. If you watch for example the titanic in English, would you like to see it again later? they should have done two sessions and not broadcast it to us, or most normal, put the film in Spanish with English subtitles! we are still in Spain right? Then this same gentleman tells us that he will also give us "a little" the explanations in Spanish too. Why use the term "a little"? Can't we have the same explanations? On the second place, it was a little better, the gentleman made groups by language so that people were not bored to listen twice. But the Guide also told him to shorten an explanation at some point because we were running out of time, and of course explanations are given first to the English each time. First time I booked with this company and it will be the last, there are much better organized companies in Tenerife. And of course all the duplicate explanations for both languages along the way gives headache. And the big problem with having two groups like this is that since the English are in the majority, when it is up to you to receive the explanation, they all make noise and you hear nothing about the explanations that concern you, because for them, it no longer concerns them.