Stargazing on Mount Teide

Stargazing on Mount Teide with Teide Stars Fancy seeing the sky in a whole new way? When night falls, Teide National Park becomes a one-of-a-kind setting to discover stars, constellations, planets and the Milky Way from one of the three best skies in the world for astronomical observation, alongside the Atacama Desert in Chile and Mauna Kea in Hawaii. At over 2,000 metres above sea level, above the clouds, far from light pollution and in a certified Starlight setting, you'll enjoy exceptional conditions to take in the universe with a clarity that's hard to match. What makes this experience special? An exceptional sky: the altitude, the darkness and the clear air make Teide a privileged place to observe the cosmos. Telescopes on another level: we work with a professional astronomy setup of high-end telescopes, precision mounts and astrophotography, so you can see the universe sharp and in colour. Meticulous preparation: every piece of equipment is set up, calibrated and aligned with care before the experience, for stable, precise observing full of detail. Expert guides: we're with you to identify stars, constellations, planets and other celestial objects, explaining the sky in a clear and friendly way. Much more than looking up: you'll see Saturn's rings, nebulae, star clusters and regions of the Milky Way you could never make out with the naked eye. That night's sky, yours to keep The universe is always changing. The planets, the constellations and the Milky Way look different depending on the date, the season and the conditions on the night. That's why every Teide Stars experience is unique. And you can take home photographs of the cosmos exactly as it looked during your visit: a real memento of that night and that particular sky. An experience to observe, learn and remember Teide in an extraordinary way.