Tenerife Theme Park Tickets & Tours

It has been a wonderful family experience, the staff was lovely with everyone, we felt taken care of at all times. It is a highly recommended experience to do as a family, very fun and where cooperation is encouraged.

A very fun experience that also has a physical component. Perfect combination for the weekend

I was with my 12-year-old son. Plenty to see. We went through independently with an audiotour.there were also interactive part for the kids very much fun. My little boy really liked the toxic garden. Museum, restaurant, shop, temporary exhibition. It depends on where your interest lies. Lots of walking but Enough rest / sit spots along the way. Staff were nice and helpful. Toilet was mediocre.

Excellent family experience! There is a little game to look for birds that has had a lot of fun for children. Very interesting and it allows to question the story ☺️!

We were there on 20.03.26 when it was stormy but sunny. And to amaze, we were the only visitors. Guys, where have you been? You just have to look at the doll museum. So many great dolls and teddy bears made by artists and staged by a wonderful decoration. We were blown away. And since we were the only visitors we could enjoy a small guided tour from the owner where we learned a lot about the production of the dolls. Afterwards we had a cup of coffee. The facility is beautifully designed and there is a shop where you can purchase great things. Among others. Dolls and glass handicrafts of the owner, who is originally from Austria. All in all a really highly recommended place

it is definitely worth it!! I came to this special place via a recommendation from the guide. Even (or especially) if you haven't had much to do with dolls yet, you should pay a visit to this unique museum. The owner gives a private guided tour including explanation of the doll making, there is a museum shop and a cafe to stop. I was a bit skeptical about the topic at first but was taught one much better! Thank you again.

It was a fascinating experience. The site offers a unique look at six pyramides whose origins are still debated today. The visit also includes an Eco Garden with plants from different continents, a Poison Garden with toxic and medicinal species, and a short 15-minute documentary explaining the theories behind the pyramids. Overall, it’s an interesting and peaceful place to explore, perfect for anyone curious about culture, nature, or Tenerife’s lesser-known history. Our guide Michael was very nice and passionate, he toled us lot of interesting things!

We had a fantastic guided tour at the Pirámides de Güímar. Our guide, Michael, was excellent, very knowledgeable and incredibly engaging in the way he explained the history of the pyramids and the surrounding cultural context. He made the tour both informative and enjoyable, always happy to answer our questions. They have also an interesting botanical garden. A wonderful experience overall, and definitely a sustainable activity to enjoy while exploring Tenerife. Highly recommended!

Spectacular. For our 16 and 14-year-old children, the three hours flew by. It is a very beautiful place. The instructors are young, approachable, and very professional. Óscar is kindness and good work personified. Thanks to everyone...

Beautiful place, the instructors were very friendly and the experience is one to repeat, I went with my children aged 7 and 11, we had a great time.

Our team from Canary Green joined the tour at the Pyramids and it was an outstanding experience. Michael, our guide, was incredibly knowledgeable and engaging, making the visit both educational and enjoyable. A fantastic place to learn about the history and culture of Tenerife.💚

The best of Güímar its people, the worst where we ate Restaurant El Perenquen Gloton. The worst of my life, the worst of the visit. All of us who went, called it a disgusting restaurant, full of flies, with very poor service, and very expensive.

Very nice visit, we learn a lot about the island, 2 hours tour, pyramids and vegetation with a paid audio guide but it is worth it Located in the east of the island pleasant temperatures

Great family visit. We took the audio guide which was very helpful, we would have missed a lot of information if we had not had it. The site is very beautiful, quiet (few people even in August), and very well maintained. Children (6 and 10 years old) also liked it.

The Doll Museum is literally a show. The high-quality collection of so many and diverse dolls is indescribable. In the annex you can also visit a teddy bear exhibition, which would be impressive enough on its own. The finca, which is a bit secluded on a mountain and where you can find the unique exhibitions, is the dream of every German. As in the doll and bear exhibition, there is a lot of love and passion in this refuge. The buildings, the garden, the view simply unique and recommended to every guest in Tenerife to visit. We were then given a personal tour of the many different types of doll art, its manufacture and shapes. No waiting times. The price-performance ratio cannot be better. You should take 1-2h time for the many small puppy details. The exhibitions are not open all week . Therefore read the current visit times.

Located midway up the mountains, in beautiful surroundings of palm trees, lizards and cacti was the perfect setting for this wonderful museum.On arrival, the owner- Georg - was friendly and welcoming and showed us the way to an amazing vast collection of rare dolls and teddy bears. My expectation was that these would be a random mix of toys from across the world when in fact they were all rare collectors toys some of which original works of art with stories attached to them. It felt like we had an exclusive access to a personal collection of unique dolls. Georg’s passion and knowledge was evident as he described the process of making porcelain dolls allowing us a hands on demonstration of the process. We left the museum feeling that we had experienced something unique and found a new appreciation for the art of doll making and the value in the collection.Will we go away and purchase our own limited edition dolls made from a specialist artist? Probably not but it has certainly been a highlight of our holiday so far, away from the hustle bustle of the South in a beautifully tranquil part of the island.Georg was also a glass artist and we couldn’t resist purchasing a few glass angels as presents to put out at Christmas as a nice reminder of a hidden part of Tenerife.If you have a hire car we highly recommend you make the beautiful journey through the mountains to Icod de los Vinos to visit the tiny doll museum and enjoy some of the other picturesque attractions such as the 800 year old dragon tree that this mountainous town has to offer.