EL PARRALILLO GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Ruta Multiaventura: Four Hours of Climbing, Caving and a 50‑m Zip Line in the Caldera de Tirajana
A 4‑hour guided, beginner‑level circuit around the Caldera de Tirajana that combines rock climbing, via ferrata, spelunking and a 50‑meter tirolina—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Ruta Multiaventura: Four Hours of Climbing, Caving and a 50‑m Zip Line in the Caldera de Tirajana.
Set against the raw amphitheatre of the Caldera de Tirajana, Ruta Multiaventura packs rock climbing, a technical via ferrata, an introductory spelunking passage and a final 50‑metre zip line into a focused four‑hour outing. Operated by Yukan, the route threads old cultivated fields and volcanic features while delivering wide views to Pico de las Nieves, Risco Blanco, Pilancones, Amurga and the villages of Santa Lucía de Tirajana and Tunte; activities are all at initiation level, so previous experience isn’t required, only a minimum of fitness.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A compact sequence of climbing, via ferrata, caving and a tirolina
The itinerary moves from a hike through old cultivation terraces to a beginners’ rock face with V‑grade routes, continues along a technical via ferrata with fixed rungs and a small hanging bridge, explores the volcanic tube of Cueva de La Luna by crawling and emerging into its vaulted chamber, and finishes with a 50‑metre zip line from an old volcanic cone.
Caldera panoramas and Canary Island landmarks
Throughout the route the Caldera de Tirajana opens onto classic Canarian relief: views include the island’s high point Pico de las Nieves, Risco Blanco, Pilancones, Amurga and the neighbouring villages that sit on the caldera rim.
Beginner friendly but physically engaging
Designed for initiation level—no prior experience is necessary and each activity is optional—yet the outing requires a minimum level of fitness and comfort with exposed, technical sections; guides provide equipment and instruction throughout.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
The flow is energetic and varied: a fresh walk from the meeting point gives way to short pitches of climbing on beginner routes, a stretch of via ferrata where metal rungs and a small suspension bridge add technical interest, a tight, crawling approach into the Cueva de La Luna that rewards you with a vaulted chamber, and a final adrenaline hit from a 50‑metre tirolina off an extinct volcanic cone—small transitions, constant engagement and broad landscape context define the experience.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The activity is a 4‑hour guided outing.
Participants meet at the Mirador de Las Tederas in Santa Lucía de Tirajana for briefing and departure.
Mandatory items include 1.5 liters of water, something warm, sun protection (cream, hat), a backpack, mountain or athletic shoes and sports clothing; a change of clothes is recommended for the cave. The operator supplies a guide, accident and liability insurance, headlamp, belay device, harness and helmet, photos and a snack (cereal bar and isotonic drink).
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Ruta Multiaventura?
The guided outing lasts approximately 4 hours.
Where do we meet the group?
The meeting point is the Mirador de Las Tederas in Santa Lucía de Tirajana.
What is the minimum age to join?
Participants can join from 9 years of age.
Do I need previous climbing or caving experience?
No prior experience is required: the activities are at initiation level, though a minimum level of fitness is expected.
Are the activities mandatory?
All activities are optional—if you prefer to skip a particular section you can do so without problem.
What equipment does the operator provide?
Guides provide accident and liability insurance, a headlamp, belay device, harness and helmet, plus photos and a snack.
What should I bring with me?
Bring at least 1.5 liters of water, something warm, sun protection (cream, cap), a backpack, mountain or sports shoes and sports clothing; a change of clothes is recommended for the cave.