Wonderful. - A magical experience under the stars. Oscar was an exceptional guide I loved and explained everything with clarity and enthusiasm. The place was perfect to observe without light pollution, and the organization was impeccable. I loved the experience I would repeat without hesitation!

Amazing sky and friendly guides - What a wonderful sky and friendly guides. Legal tour and no enrollment. I recommend! Remember to bring warm clothes and gloves, very cool!

A stellar experience - Beautiful experience.... A must for those coming to Tenerife.... The team is very good and super engaging... They explain everything impeccably and involve you in the vision of the stars... All approved and super recommended.

Fantastic visit - The guides are very friendly and professional, they make the visit fantastic. Especially Oscar, a pleasure to participate in the activity

The universe in family - The views were spectacular and the explanation of the Oscar team was ten: entertaining, didactic and fun. A great family experience

An experience to repeat. - Wonderful experience and wonderful guide (in our case we were accompanied by Oscar). We will certainly repeat shortly. Thank you guys for an unforgettable night.

A night of stars - Miguel was an ideal companion, in his explanations and the resolution of doubts, very pleasant, fun and above all didactic

An Informative Experience - Our two guides were great, really informative and patient. Do not underestimate how cold it is – wrap up warm! The night sky of Tenerife is incredible and they even organised a shooting star for us to see!

Great experience - Experience to recommend and the Oscar guide very nice, attentive and very enjoyable and interesting explanations. An indelible memory forever.

What you get for the money - Mount Teide is a great place to view the stars with the naked eye. I also saw 4 shooting stars. At 2,100 m above sea level you are above the clouds and the humidity is low. Having a hire car I drove myself. For 47 Euros per person, the extra you get from this experience is : * A look at 4 celestial objects through an (I'd guess 6 inch) telescope, with automatic tracking. Each person got to look at each object for about a minute. : ** A couple of globular clusters ** Andromeda galaxy - which looks like a smudge rather than a spiral that might be seen from a long exposure picture. ** Saturn, with its ring and three moons. (Looks just as you would hope and expect). * A guide describing a bit about each of the 4 celestial objects. * A bit of general astronomy info - such as size and age of the milky way, looking back in time at distant objects, where we are in the milky way, satellites, the ecliptic, how to find certain things, like the pole star, how to make the most of your eye's night vision. * A slightly greater amount of talk about constellations and mythology behind them. * Guides shining laser pointers at the stars, constellation and other celestial objects they are talking about. * Photos taken on the night of the celestial objects we looked at. Personal/family group photo with several second exposure to capture the night sky behind followed by a flash to get you in the picture. We considered the meal and sunset watch options but went to the same park instead, had a picnic and watched the sunset from above the clouds. With my time over again I'd have just gone for the free (other than cost of whatever you take) picnic, free sunset watch and free look at the night sky with my Mark 1 eyeballs. Not least as the experience clashed with a CD Tenerife home game that I would like to have watched.