Punta de Teno in Tenerife | Current travel rules
- May 7
- 2 min read
Edit: 6/05/2025
The Punta de Teno cape , the westernmost point of Tenerife, is located within the boundaries of the Parque Rural de Teno. It is a place of almost primeval charm - steep cliffs falling into the azure ocean and a characteristic lighthouse create a landscape that will stay in the memory for a long time. Due to the extreme sensitivity of this area, the authorities have introduced regulations on car traffic to protect the unique fauna and flora and ensure the comfort of visitors.
On Punta de Teno, the historic lighthouse from 1897 is set to be renovated and transformed into a modern interpretation centre – therefore, the rules for access may change in the future (I will update them on an ongoing basis). You can find more information about this extraordinary cape, its beauty and planned projects in the entry: Punta de Teno | The untouched end of Tenerife .
In the meantime, I invite you to familiarize yourself with the currently applicable rules for reaching the venue.
How to get to Punta de Teno?
By bus
~ Line 369 departs from Buenavista del Norte (terminal at the station) and takes passengers to the cape in about 20 minutes.
~ Timetables and current information can be found on the TITSA website
Taxi
~ Possibility of arrival at any time of the day, also outside bus operating hours.
Directions and bus times
Winter schedule (October 1 – June 30)
The bus runs daily from 10:00 to 19:00.
Frequency : every 20–25 minutes.
Summer schedule (July 1st – September 30th)
The bus runs daily from 9:00 to 20:00.
Frequency unchanged.
Outside these hours access is only possible by taxi .
Entry by private car, on foot or by bicycle is prohibited all week.
The best starting point
Start your journey from the bus terminus in Buenavista del Norte Bus: Line 369 goes to Punta de Teno. The journey takes about 20 minutes.
The ticket price is €1 per person per ride. You can pay for it in cash or by card.
More information about the timetable can be found at this link .
IMPORTANT: The TF‑445 road may be temporarily closed due to maintenance, adverse weather conditions or other safety concerns.
Be careful and plan ahead
With these tips, your journey to Punta de Teno will be easy and relaxing, and you will be able to fully enjoy the wild, rugged beauty of this unique corner of Tenerife.

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