Canary Islands

Since we were traveling independently, getting to the Elephant Conservation Center was a challenge. Booking a tour with Klook that included transportation made things much easier. Our guide and driver were also very friendly, sharing historical information along the way, which added even more memories to our trip.

The itinerary was very interesting, and I saw different landscapes. The tour guide, Ivan, was enthusiastic and gave clear explanations. The driver's driving skills were excellent. Although the notification requested arrival at the pickup point at 8:15, I was nervous when it was after 8:30 and I hadn't waited for the car yet, and I thought I had gone to the wrong meeting point or missed the car. I didn't get on the bus until almost 9:00 because the bus picked up other tourists first, and I was the last one to board. The pickup point is a parking lot, and tour buses from different travel agencies will arrive one after another to pick up passengers, and the tour guides will get off to check the list. It is recommended to confirm the name of the travel agency in the upper left corner of the order so that you can find your group faster when the tour bus appears, or ask the tour guide directly. It was very windy that day at Teide National Park. Although the weather was sunny, it was a bit cold, so bring a windproof jacket or sweater. Lunch was at a restaurant next to the Dragon Blood Tree. The set meal of appetizer, main course, dessert, and a glass of wine was 20 euros (cash only). Those who choose not to eat will return to the restaurant entrance in one hour to gather. The road to and from MASCA is a winding mountain road. If you are prone to motion sickness, it is recommended to bring motion sickness medicine. Basically, there are toilets at every attraction, but some charge a cleaning fee of 1 euro (you can pay by card or cash, but it is recommended to bring change). I recommend this itinerary for those who don't drive and want to see these classic attractions in one day!

The park itself is definitely worth visiting. It’s a unique place. However, I’m not convinced that the group tour is a good option. Everything felt rushed, and the pickup and drop-off of tourists took far longer than the actual time spent in the park. The guide didn’t seem very engaged and, at one point, simply played an audio recording about the park’s history instead of providing live commentary.

overall a great experience, we were very lucky to see both whales and dolphins, up real close too. but remember to go at least 15 min early. the pier was not easy to find. look for pier 9 maxicat red boat, you can find it along a long strip of pavement along the pier. need 0.5 euro to go to toilet at the pier so go elsewhere early if u can.

Great place bigger than I thought it was going to be there was loads to see a good range of animals reptiles plant life the four shows that they put on daily the sea lion show is brilliant but the one you have to see is the bird of prey do not miss this it is a once in a lifetime opportunity, the zoo is extremely clean the animals obviously are well kept and fed all staff are very friendly and professional highly recommended

good experience. the guide and sailor were great. nice sightings