• Vilaflor - Vilaflor
• Guimar - Guimar
• Fasnia - 1000 mummies and Guatimac
• Arico - Bodega Cumbres de Abona
• Arico el Nuevo - Arico el Nuevo an Punta de Abona
• Piramides de Guimar - Pyramids of Guimar
• Candelaria - Greetings, adventurers! Your exclusive journey commences at your designated meeting point, and our initial destination is a picturesque seaside village renowned for its historical significance, cultural richness, and stunning vistas. Candelaria is celebrated for its magnificent volcanic sand beaches, quaint walkable streets, and the Basilica of the Black Virgin, an exquisite edifice that houses the patroness of the Canary Islands.
  The historic town is also notable for its grand statues, which pay homage to the final nine Menceyes / Indigenous Kings of the Guanches, the original settlers of the Canary Islands.
  A highlight of Candelaria in Tenerife is the pedestrian thoroughfare, adorned with an array of boutiques, taverns, and eateries.
  During our visit, we’ll make a stop at a local tavern to savor some scrumptious CHURROS, a traditional Spanish treat typically accompanied by warm chocolate or coffee.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

The aboriginal kingdoms of Tenerife, known as menceyatos, were nine distinct territories ruled by indigenous leaders called menceyes before the Spanish conquest in the 15th century. These menceyatos were the regions of Taoro, Tegueste, Tacoronte, Anaga, Güímar, Abona, Adeje, Icod, and Daute. Each menceyato had its own social structure, economy, and culture, with agriculture, livestock, and fishing being the main activities. The Guanches, the indigenous people of Tenerife, practiced a polytheistic religion and lived in cave dwellings, showing a rich culture that blended communal and hierarchical elements.

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