Trees and ropes, up in the pines. Forestal Park Tenerife is interesting because it turns the area near Teide National Park into a real treetop playground, with hands-on training and big-ticket fun like Tarzan Swings and ziplines. I like that the experience starts with an instructor-led safety briefing and proper harness setup, and I also like that you get to spend most of your time actually moving through the trees (not waiting around). One thing to consider: if you’re coming mainly for world-class viewpoints, the forest focus may feel more satisfying than dramatic panoramas.

The whole setup is built for a range of ages and comfort levels. You’ll climb up the walls and rope ladders, work your way through high-rope obstacles overhead, then get the chance to leap from Tarzan Swings and fly down the giant ziplines. It’s also reassuring that the park runs in all weather conditions, while cancellations can happen only when conditions aren’t favorable.

Time-wise, plan on about 3 hours total: around 30 minutes of training and about 2.5 hours in the course. Group size is capped at 35 travelers, so it doesn’t feel like a giant cattle line—just enough people to keep energy up without losing attention.

Forestal Park Tenerife at a Glance: What You’re Really Paying For

This entrance ticket is priced at $31.44 per person, which is a solid value for what you’re getting: training, a harness, liability insurance, and guided safety support. You’re not just buying access. You’re buying the gear and the step-by-step start so you can go from “I’m nervous” to “I’m flying” with a lot less guesswork.

The park’s location near Las Lagunetas (in El Rosario) matters too. This is a treetop adventure right by Tenerife’s nature, framed by canary pines and a protected area known for biodiversity. That natural setting is part of the fun because your “rides” are woven into the forest environment, not pasted onto a random facility.

And that 98% recommendation rate with a 4.9 rating (532 reviews) lines up with what this type of park succeeds at: clear safety procedures plus activities that feel like real adventure, not a chore.

Treetop Course Highlights: Tarzan Swings, Ziplines, and High Ropes

Here’s what makes Forestal Park Tenerife feel like a full adventure circuit instead of a short attraction.

Tarzan Swings

You’re not just crossing platforms. You get to leap into motion and swing through the forest on ropes. That’s the moment most people remember because it feels bold and physical.

Giant ziplines

The thrill ramps up when you move from hands-and-feet obstacles to speed. Ziplines are one of those activities where the training reduces fear fast, and then your body just reacts to the glide.

High ropes course in the treetops

The course isn’t only about one big “wow” moment. You’ll climb up, negotiate rope ladders, and tackle overhead obstacles. Expect to use grip, balance, and steady movement.

Safety briefing and instructor training

Before you launch into the trees, you get a briefing and training. The ticket includes instructor support, harness, and liability insurance, which means you start with the right gear and the right habits.

Covered time in the course

The ticket includes about 2.5 hours of activity in the treetops, not a token pass. That gives you time to settle in and actually enjoy the progression.

If you’re the type who worries about doing “technical” activities wrong, this structure helps. You’re guided into the course rather than dropped in and told good luck.

The Real Itinerary Flow: From Training to Flying Off the Platform

The experience runs in a simple, logical rhythm. That’s good news because nothing feels rushed or confusing.

Stop: Forestal Park Tenerife (Las Lagunetas / El Rosario)

You begin at the park at Ctra. TF-24, Km 16, 38290 Las Lagunetas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. From there, you’ll go through the start-up phase and then move into the treetop circuit.

1) Safety briefing and training (about 30 minutes)

This is where the park earns trust. You’ll get training on how to use your harness and what to expect on the course. The whole ticket includes the harness plus liability insurance, and you’ll have instructor guidance at the beginning.

Practical tip: during this time, pay attention to the small technique points. When you’re up in the air, the goal is smooth, calm movement—not muscle panic.

2) The treetop adventure (about 2.5 hours)

Once training is done, you’re climbing, crossing, and switching activities overhead:

• climbing up walls and rope ladders
• navigating high-rope obstacles
• making the transition into Tarzan Swings
• finishing with giant ziplines

Because it’s structured like a course, you’re not stuck doing only the easiest elements. At the same time, you’re not forced into maximum difficulty if you’d rather start comfortably.

Circuits: easy/medium versus difficult/extreme

Your height and weight determine what circuits you can access:

• Easy and medium circuits: minimum 110 cm height and under 110 kg
• Difficult and extreme circuits: minimum 1m45 height and under 110 kg

This matters for your planning. If you’re traveling with kids or a friend who’s between comfort zones, you’ll want to confirm they can access the level they want.

Location Near Teide: Why Las Lagunetas Adds Something Extra

You’re doing this in Las Lagunetas, close to the gates of Teide National Park. That’s not just geography bragging. It changes the feel of the activity.

The park sits in a protected area known for canary pines and biodiversity. So when you’re moving through the treetops, it feels like you’re in the middle of nature rather than surrounded by concrete.

Also, because it’s in a weather-influenced outdoor zone, the park’s guidance about dressing appropriately matters. You’ll want layers you can trust when conditions shift—especially if you’re going to be in and out of shade up high.

What’s Included (and What to Bring) for a Smooth Day

The ticket includes several things that usually cost extra elsewhere, which is part of why this feels like good value.

Included:

• safety briefing and training from an instructor before you start
• harness
• liability insurance
• parking free
• local taxes and handling charges

Not included:

• food and drinks (unless specified)
• hotel pickup and drop-off

Practical advice: show up with a plan for water and snacks. Since food and drinks aren’t included, you don’t want to be stuck hunting for something mid-adventure. Even a simple stop before you arrive helps you keep energy steady for the climbs.

What to wear:

• dress appropriately for the weather (the park operates in all weather conditions)
• wear footwear that grips well for rope-and-wood elements
• bring clothing you don’t mind getting a little dusty or slightly damp

You don’t need to pack adventure gear beyond what fits you. But you do want to feel secure, because the course is about balance and controlled movement.

Price and Value: Why This Usually Feels Worth It

At $31.44 per person for roughly 3 hours total, the value comes from the structure:

• you get a safety briefing and training (not just a ticket scan)
• you get the harness
• you get liability insurance
• you get time in the trees (about 2.5 hours of it)

In other words, you’re not paying only for access to equipment. You’re paying for the safe “how-to” that lets you enjoy it quickly.

And you’ll see the value in the ratings. The very high 4.9 score and 98% recommendation rate are a strong hint that most people walk away feeling it matched expectations. One comment also points out that safety is taken seriously while still feeling exciting—exactly what you want in an outdoor height activity.

Who This Suits Best: Families, First-Timers, and Adrenaline Lovers

This is a good fit for a lot of different trip styles, as long as you meet the basic requirements.

Families

You can bring your family, including kids, but the height rules are crucial:

• kids must be at least 1.10 m to enter circuits marked for children
• children under 13 can only enter with an accompanying adult over 15

If your kids are tall enough, this is the kind of activity that can feel both safe and genuinely fun.

First-timers who want training

If you’re not sure about heights or ropes, the starting briefing helps you get your bearings fast. The course has progression and support at the start, so you’re not guessing how it all works.

People who want more than one thrill

If you only want one thing—either swings or ziplines—this might be more than you planned. But if you like a mix of climbing, crossing, swinging, and speeding, the format hits the sweet spot.

Weight and comfort considerations

You must be under 110 kg for circuit access. That’s not unusual for adventure parks, but it’s worth noting before you make plans.

Small Things That Affect Your Experience

These are the details that can change the day from okay to great.

The view may not be the main event

One feedback point highlighted that there wasn’t a super view. That doesn’t mean it’s ugly—it means the real focus is action: rope work, swings, and ziplines in the forest.

Weather still matters, even when the park runs in all conditions

The park operates in all weather conditions, yet cancellations can happen if conditions aren’t favorable. If it’s gray and misty, you may still go, but the park may adjust plans or call it off for safety.

No food service included

Plan to eat before (or bring what you need if allowed). This helps you keep energy stable during a physically active couple of hours.

Should You Book Forestal Park Tenerife?

I’d book it if you want an outdoor activity that’s hands-on, structured, and thrilling without being chaotic. The combination of instructor training, a provided harness, and real time in the treetops makes it a practical choice for families and for adults who want something active in Tenerife beyond beaches.

I’d think twice if you’re mostly chasing panoramic viewpoints or you’re aiming for a very low-effort activity. This is action-first. The forest setting supports the experience, but the main payoff is in the ropes and flight.

If you’re traveling with a group, it can also be a strong pick because the group limit of 35 travelers suggests you’re less likely to feel lost in a crowd.

FAQ

What is the duration of the Forestal Park Tenerife entrance ticket?

The activity is about 3 hours total, including approximately 30 minutes of training and about 2.5 hours of time in the treetops course.

What do I get with the ticket?

Your ticket includes a safety briefing and training, a harness, liability insurance, free parking, and local taxes. Food and drinks are not included unless specified.

Is the tour available in English?

Yes. The experience is offered in English.

Where does the activity start?

The meeting point is Forestal Park Tenerife at Ctra. TF-24, Km 16, 38290 Las Lagunetas, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What height and weight limits apply?

For easy and medium circuits, you need a minimum height of 110 cm and a weight under 110 kg. For difficult and extreme circuits, you need a minimum height of 1m45 and a weight under 110 kg.

Can children participate?

Participants are considered adults from age 13 to 69 years. Children between 5 and 12 must be at least 1.10 m tall, and children under 13 can only enter accompanied by an adult over 15.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The park operates in all weather conditions, but if it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund.

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