La Guancha · Wine and wineries

Bodegas Viñátigo

A DO Ycoden-Daute-Isora winery in La Guancha, minutes from Icod, devoted to recovering native Canary grape varieties. Wine tourism visits are bookable on their own site.

Bunches of Listán Negro grapes ripening on a vine in Tenerife
Photo: Pamela Heywood · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
From Icod old town
12 min · 10.1 km
It takes
A short outing
Municipality
La Guancha
Booking
Required

Why we recommend it

Wines from recovered Canarian varieties, twelve minutes away. An indoor visit, by appointment.

Practical details

Visita guiada con cata
2 h, máx. 12 personas, L-V 10:00-12:00
Cata comentada
6 vinos en 45 min · 25 € · o 3 vinos en 20 min · 15 €
Horario de oficina
lunes a viernes, 8:00-16:00
Reserva
obligatoria, en su propia web
Distancia
unos 10 minutos en coche desde Icod

Warnings from the official source

Their own site gives two different prices for the same guided visit with tasting — €40 on the wine-tourism page and €35 on the booking page — so confirm when you book. We publish neither as if it were the right one.

Checked on 2026-09-23 · official source · see source 1 · see source 2

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Ordered by real distance between coordinates, not by our preference.

Charco del Viento

La Guancha · 15 min drive

A volcanic rock pool on the La Guancha coast, strikingly photogenic, where black lava flows meet the sea. It is not an equipped beach: a track leads down, there are no facilities and it is exposed to the northern swell.

Free

Barranco de Ruiz

San Juan de la Rambla / Los Realejos · 36 min drive

A ravine between San Juan de la Rambla and Los Realejos, a Site of Scientific Interest, where the shift from heath woodland to laurel forest is unusually easy to see. A picnic area with parking sits at the entrance. The closest short, cool stop to Icod along the TF-5.

With childrenFree

Cueva del Viento

Icod de los Vinos · 9 min drive

A lava tube formed some 27,000 years ago by flows from Pico Viejo's first eruptive phase, inside Icod's own municipality. With 18.5 km surveyed according to its official operator, it is the largest in Europe and one of the largest in the world. Visits are guided, with helmet and headlamp, and combine badlands, an old royal path and the underground section.

Booking requiredRainy dayEssential

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