Ajuy Caves

This 7-hour tour takes you to Betancuria, founded in 1404. It was the first settlement on the island and its first capital. Enjoy panoramic views from a variety of viewpoints. Next, head to the depths of the caves of Ajuy. The caves were created naturally around 100 million years ago. This oldest part of the Canary Islands is one of the few places to find rocks from the Cretaceous Period. See fossils of marine gastropods, unique rock formations and igneous ocean sediments. The last stop of the tour is at the Entallada lighthouse. Perched on a 200-meter-high cliff, it guarantees incredible views.

we will go to enjoy the spectacle of the clouds at the sunset in Ajuy , Located on the west coast . where you can also enjoy visiting the amazing caves and the lovly views from the dirt path that takes you to them . The sky and the beach are the best places for the sunset on the Island. Watch the sun go down and toast to the sunset as you enjoy your glass of cava in this amazing landscape , have your camera ready to capture this moment. After the sunset we are going to visit the Mirador Astronomico. this spot is located in the middle of the island and one of the best places worlwide to see the stars. Discoover the clear night sky and enjoy this amazing view of the starlight. A night you will never forget