Thanks Adrian, glad it could help! It's an amazing place, enjoy!

No problem, thanks for the comment 🙌🏻

Glad it was helpful 🙌🏻

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing 🙌🏻 it’s an amazing place! Definitely harder to breathe up there too

Can you go up by cablelift only and walk all the way back down? Or are the trails not connected to the cablelift station area, and should tickets be booked for both up and down?

@@jjorissen I’m not sure about that, but it would take forever. It looks vast from the top 👍👍.

You’ll have a great time, perfect all round holiday from the UK - no problem 🤙🏻

Thanks for the comment, enjoy! Unreal place 🙌🏻

Happy to help mate, enjoy!

Thanks for the comment. It’s an amazing place mate, you’d love it!

Thanks for the comment, enjoy your trip!!

Would like to do that drive one day

Thank you 🙏🏻

It really is. Unreal scenes up there!

Im planning to go in a few weeks! Do you need a permit if you want to visit it? Or is it just for the hike.

Glad you found it useful :-)

You’re welcome man 🙌🏻

Thanks, glad you found it helpful!

That wasn’t enforced before when we were there but you’re probably right, agreed re pre booking. Thanks for the advice 👍🏻

Where the face mask is required I did not understand?

@@pb4travel Face masks are required on all public transport still.

@@Volcano-Maneven now? october 2023

Thanks mate, glad you found it useful!

Glad you found it useful 👍🏻

I’m not sure to be honest but they can get snow in the winter months on the top of Teide so I’d pack at least a jumper 👍🏻

A bit late possibly but it is very cold, a jumper and coat at the very least

Thanks for the comment. I’m not actually 100% sure but it might be worth it if you definitely want to go up 👍🏻

My pleasure 🤝

Hi Neo, you will need to pay for the cable car, not to drive up to the base of the peak. No permit needed for the cable car, just a ticket. Because it’s been a while since I went, I can’t remember all of the details now to be completely honest. Hope this helps as best as possible

Hope it goes better this time, you can definitely feel the difference in the air

​@joshbonthemove hi I'm going tenerife in July, just wanted to know what are the chances of getting AMS at this height? How long would you need to stay at that altitude tomget AMS?? I'm a smoker and wanna if it's worth me going up there??? Any info would be greatly appreciated

@@danielpardoe2554 to suffer from AMS it would take days of you being at that altitude you might just feel a bit dizzy or sick if you run around up there or try to hike it from sea level in 1 day. but if you are just getting the chairlift up for an hour there is nothing to worry about

@Thomas-im2tk cheers mate that's all I needed to know, much appreciated 👍.

@@danielpardoe2554 it varies from person to person to how you respond but at this height you should be fine. Your mentality about it will probably be the most important thing so only do it if you want to/ feel up to it

Enjoy! It’s an unreal place 🤩

Good question and the honest answer is I don't know 'cos we didn't do it. You could always give it a go but I don't know how far you'll get 👍🏻

To answer the question about the permit. You can ascend on the telerferico providing you have paid the fare. However there is a policed barrier across the path to the actual summit and you have to present your Permissio and Passport or Identity document. If you do not have the permission they will not let you proceed! There is a way around it - legal, but very hard work. You can ascend on tbe teleferico in the afternoon, visit the Pico Viejo and Anaga miradors. Be aware the last run down is about 16:00 hours! Miss it and the next one is about 09:00 tomorrow - weather permitting! You are now able to ascend to the summit. Descent - two choices! You can stay overnight but need to be aware that even in summer it will be very cold as in below freezing! Or you walk out from the top station towards the Anaga mirador. Before you get to the mirador on your right is a track. That track leads down the flank of Teide. It is steep, and it zig-zags. Don'tcstray off the path as you will end up in serious trouble - as in being injured. It will take you about an hour to descend to the col with Montaña Blanca. At the col take the path to the left and walk around Montaña Blanca. then between Montaña Rajada on your left. You will eventually reach the road. If you left your car near the bottom teleferico station, you will need to turn right, walk along the road, go to your car, and sit in it all night long as the bottom barrier to the car park is locked - or you can walk along tbe road to the Parador, and you may be lucky to be able to get a room for the night!

@@joshbonthemove You have to present the permit at a barrier. I have written a hopefully detailed reply to the person.

Thanks for comment, very interesting!!

@@joshbonthemove You are very welcome.

You are right ,i live here and the volcano IS Alive ,and probably Will do in two years or so ,,but we are not afraid because if erupt Will do It for Icod de los vinos ,the rest of the island IS safe ,😊😮

@@joaquindiaz4730 The next eruption is expected on the Santiago Ridge, and to be similar to El Chinyero 1909, Chahora 1798, Montaña Negras 1706, Boca Cangrejo 1492 - that is Strombolian, with a 'small' volume of lava, and lasting about a week. Until then who knows?

That’s if you’re coming from the north. I wasn’t

I’m not sure but it will be there, sometimes it’s under British, sometimes United Kingdom, sometimes English… good luck 🤣

britanica :) @@joshbonthemove

Hope you get to go in the cable car this year. I went in as a wee nipper but can’t remember, been in them since and they’re a good experience once you get over the initial fear (I’m not a fan of heights usually 😅)

I'm not a fan of heights either tbh but I was intending to teide on cable car in march but my partner said she didn't want to go . Am definitely going later this year probably oct or not. Many thanks..

Oct or Nov...