On and off road dune buggy safari in Tenerife
Instant confirmation- Drive around the southern part of Tenerife in a dune buggy
- Explore the natural landscape and learn more about the island
- Feel the thrill of going off road to see the best parts of Tenerife
Visitors are required to bring and wear masks
Hotel pick up (south Tenerife)
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Guided tour
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Food and drinks (Traditional Canarian cheese and meat platters; local red and white wine)
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