Teide by Night

18/06/2024

Toasting to stunning sunsets! 🌅

30/04/2024

An excursion filled with fun, love, laughter, and romance—experience all the magic in one unforgettable adventure!🥂

25/03/2024

This view😍

25/02/2024

Wherever you go, go with all your heart✨

07/02/2024

Sunset at Teide, where love meets the beauty of the sky.🌅🧡

30/01/2024

Just another magical shot of Teide National Park🌋✨

07/01/2024

Together is a beautiful place to be🧡

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas! 🎄
We wish you all a holiday season filled with joy, warmth, and cherished moments! 🌟🎁💫

tenerife

12/12/2023

Still looking for the perfect Christmas gift? 🎁
How about the magical Teide By Night experience?💫
Get your gift voucher for that special someone at www.teidebynight.com ✨🌙

24/11/2023

Our favorite place to be is under the night sky.✨🌙

Thank you Fran J Goodman for the beautiful photos📷

07/11/2023

Where there are sunsets, there are best friends. 🌄

29/10/2023

The place to be for 🧡

28/10/2023

Hi Saturn.

17/10/2023

14/10/2023

We all live a life under the same sky🌌

26/09/2023

Always say yes to new adventures.🙌

14/09/2023

The beauty of Teide National Park🌄

10/09/2023

Hi, thanks for your video review 🫶🏻

Had a fabulous time on the Teide by Night tour in Tenerife. It was great to walk around Teide National Park, watch the sunset, have dinner in the highest res...

03/09/2023

Check out this amazing video✨

Discovering Mount Teide during the day and at night.

14/08/2023

Since stars are so far away and their light takes so long to reach Earth, it’s possible the star you’re looking at is already dead.

A good example is the Pillars of Creation, which are part of a region called the Eagle Nebula that’s 7000 light-years away from us. These pillar-like clouds of dust and gas were first imaged by the Hubble Telescope in 1995—but they were actually destroyed at least 6000 years ago by a supernova. What we’re seeing in Hubble’s 1995 image is what the Pillars of Creation looked like 7000 years ago.
The good news: those “already dead” stars are rare, so the majority of the stars in the sky are still intact, and will be for a few more billion years. 💫

07/08/2023

Sharing adventures means enjoying them 100% more💫

25/07/2023

One life. One world. Explore it💫

14/07/2023

Sunsets to remember 🌄

03/07/2023

Happiness is planning a trip to somewhere new, with someone you love.✨

18/06/2023

Polaris, our North Star, isn’t leaving us anytime soon—at least not for another 12,000 years.
But when it does, the star Vega will replace it.
Why?
It’s all about the rotation of the Earth. As our planet’s axis changes over a very long 26,000-year cycle, the north eventually shifts to different stars.
It won’t be the first time Vega gets the starring role in our night sky; it was the North Star several thousand years ago.💫

09/06/2023

It is almost impossible to watch a sunset and not dream.🌅

Join us on an unforgettable experience!

20/05/2023

The beauty of nature: flowering of the red Tajinaste in Teide National Park🌺
Did you know they can reach up to 3 meters?

08/05/2023

The sun and moon may look fairly similar in size when you look at the sky, but don’t let your eyes fool you.

Not only does the sun actually dwarf the moon in size—it’s 400 times larger—it’s also 400 times further away from Earth than the moon.
That distance gives the sun the illusion of appearing moon-size. ☀️🌙

28/04/2023

Live for the moments you can’t put into words💫

21/04/2023

Pluto was unceremoniously kicked off the team of full-sized planets we consider part of our solar system.
The International Astronomical Union reclassified poor Pluto as a dwarf planet in 2006—a move that had astrologers and many a stargazer alike upset at the demotion.
Pluto lost its status due to being just half the width of the United States—way smaller than any of the other planets sharing the same status in the solar system. 💫