Pyramids of Güímar

Nestled in the lust foothills of Guimar on Tenerife, the Pyramids of Guimar are a series of six mysterious stepped structures. They are built from volcanic stone rising up to about 12 meters high. Local archives show they first appeared in records in the mid 19th century. Today, the site is preserved as the Ethnographic Park and Botanical Garden of Guimar, spanning over 64,000 meter sq. Where you can see themed walking routes, botanical displays, a museum plus a replica of Heyerdahl’s rafts.

Things to do at Pyramids of Guimar

• Explore the Mysterious Pyramids
• Visit the Thor Heyerdahl Museum
• Walk Through Themed Botanical Routes
• Watch the Audiovisual Exhibit
• Before you leave, stop by the shop for unique gifts, books, handmade crafts and etc..,

Essential Information

• Pyramids of Guimar Opening hours

Monday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

• Pyramids of Guimar Ticket Fee

General Admission: €12.50 (adults)

Premium Ticket: €18 (adults), €8 (children 7-12)

Children (under 7): Free 

• Location: C. Chacona, s/n, 38500 Güímar, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
• Crowded Level: Quite Crowded

How to Reach Pyramids of Guimar

• Fly into Tenerife North Airport then take a taxi, it takes around 25-27 minutes to reach the Pyramids of Guimar.
• If you want to travel by bus then there are TITSA bus lines stopping within a short stroll, 120, 121, 126 or 128 which stop near your stop. From there it takes 15 minutes on foot.  

Travel Tips for visiting Pyramids of Guimar

• Go Early or Late to Avoid the Heat
• Book Tickets Online in Advance
• Don’t Forget Sun Protection

FAQs

How old are the Pyramids of Güímar?

The exact age is debated, but many believe the pyramids date back to the 19th century, though some theories suggest much older origins.

Where are the caves in Tenerife?

Tenerife’s most famous caves, like Cueva del Viento, are in the north near Icod de los Vinos—perfect for adventure lovers and geology fans!

Can you climb the Pyramids of Güímar?

No, climbing isn't allowed to preserve the site, but you can walk around them and enjoy great views from nearby paths and platforms.