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Tourist information offices

 Tenerife Sur Airport, tel. 922-392037

 Tenerife Norte Airport, tel. 922-635192

 Intercambiador (Bus Station) Santa Cruz, tel. 922-533353

 Santa Cruz (Cabildo), tel. 922-239592

 La Laguna, tel. 922-632718

 Candelaria, tel. 922-032230

 Garachico, tel. 922-133461

 Los Cristianos, tel. 922-757137

 Buenavista del Norte, tel. 922-127192

 Icod de los Vinos, tel. 922-812123

 La Orotava, tel. 922-323041

 Puerto de la Cruz, tel. 922-388777

 Puerto de la Cruz, tel. 922-386000

Emergencies

The pan-European emergency telephone number 112 is used to call for assistance throughout the Canary Islands, linking with the police, fire or ambulance service, for a response on land or at sea. The Guardia Civil telephone number is 062, and it is likely they would be involved in a response involving mountain rescue, as they generally patrol rural areas.

Using this guide

The walks are spread around the island, and where they lie side-by-side, links between routes are possible. Routes are described on the Anaga peninsula in the north-east, followed by those on the Teno peninsula in the north-west. Routes are then described between Guía, Arona and Vilaflor, handy for the resorts of Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos in the south. To the north, routes in the Valle de la Orotava are handy for Puerto de la Cruz. The highest and wildest routes are in the Parque Nacional de Teide, where routes onto El Teide are described separately. Finally, the GR 131 trail is described as a five-day long-distance walk from Arona to La Esperanza. This route can of course be followed as a series of linear day-walks broken at intervals.