PNT 28 Chafarí

Authorisation Conditions

1. This reservation is valid only for the specific trail, date, and time slot indicated in this booking.
2. This authorisation must be carried with you, either in paper format or on a mobile device, and presented along with your ID or passport (to verify the identity of the reservation holder) upon request by authorised personnel. Their instructions must be followed at all times.
3. This trail is of high difficulty and is therefore not suitable for individuals without experience in high-altitude hiking or those with heart, respiratory, or mobility issues.
4. Mandatory Equipment:
   All users, hikers, and mountaineers must be equipped with a minimum set of mandatory gear, including appropriate mountain footwear, warm clothing, a thermal blanket, water, a fully charged mobile phone, and a headlamp or flashlight.
   When requested by Cabildo staff or any other authorised personnel, visitors must show this equipment. Without it, access to the trail will not be allowed.
   The mandatory equipment has been reviewed and approved by the Civil Guard’s Special Mountain Rescue Intervention Group (GREIM) and the Tenerife Fire and Rescue Consortium.
5. Please note that this is a high-altitude trail, where sudden temperature changes and altitude sickness due to low oxygen levels are highly likely.
6. The trail must be completed exclusively on foot, and the marked path must not be left at any time.
7. This authorisation is valid only for reaching La Rambleta [3,550 metres above sea level] (the upper station of the cable car). It does not include access to the crater, which is subject to a separate permit obtainable at www.reservasparquesnacionales.es.
8. The use of music devices, loudspeakers, or any sound-amplifying equipment is strictly prohibited.
9. It is prohibited to litter, dispose of combustible materials, spill pollutants, or start fires.
10. The collection or damage of plant or animal species, their habitats, or any geological elements of interest is strictly prohibited.
11. Failure to undertake the activity without cancelling the reservation may result in users being penalised and unable to request new authorisations for a period of three months.
12. Companies leading groups must provide documentation proving their registration as an Active Tourism business and evidence of up-to-date public liability insurance.
13. Guides and professionals accompanying groups must hold official accreditation from the Teide National Park.

NOTICE: Reservations can only be made up to 21 days in advance. Dates beyond this limit will appear shaded in grey on the calendar, as the slots are not yet available.
Every Monday at 07:00 (Canary Islands time), slots for the trails over the next two weeks are released. This means reservations can be made up to 21 days after their weekly release.