Tenerife wineries you can visit: prices, opening times and which are open in August
Almost everything online about winery visits in Tenerife comes from booking platforms, and it often doesn't match what the winery itself publishes. We went winery by winery, to their own websites, and recorded only what they say. Checked on 2 August 2026.
Which ones open in August
This is the detail almost nobody publishes and the one that ruins most trips: in August half the island closes or cuts its hours, and visitors turn up at a locked door.
- Bodegas Tajinaste — Open, except on the 7th and the 28th
- Bodega Finca Marañuela — Open
- Bodega Piedra Fluida — Open by prior booking only
- Bodega La Baldesa — Open by appointment, though during the grape harvest they have less availability
- Bodegas Monje — The winery opens, but Monday to Friday only. Their restaurant closes for the whole month
- Bodegas Viñátigo — Open, except on the 17th and from the 24th to the 28th
- Bodegas Ferrera — Open until the 22nd. From the 23rd to the 31st it offers no dates
- Bodega El Lomo — Open
- Casa del Vino de Tenerife — Open, including the 15th
- Museo de Malvasía — Open
- Bodega Cumbres de Abona — They run no visits in August, September or October. As they ask for a week’s notice, the first possible date is in November.
- Bodega Comarcal Valle de Güímar — They hold no events in August, September or the first week of October. They also take only groups of 10 people or more, so a lone visitor cannot book.
- Winery Burgmann — They announce no closure, but their website has not been updated for fourteen months and their price dates from May 2025. We cannot confirm they still receive visitors.
The wineries
Bodegas Tajinaste · La Orotava
- Price: Guided tasting of 4 wines — 20 € (1 hour) · Vineyard visit and tasting of 6 wines — 40 € (2 hours)
- Opening times: Tuesday to Friday. The tasting at 16:00; the vineyard visit at 12:00
- Booking: Book and pay on their own website
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: Open, except on the 7th and the 28th
- Phone: 622 958 157
Heads-up: Their website also advertises Saturdays at 11:00, but their booking system offers no Saturday at all. Worth confirming before going at a weekend.
Bodega Finca Marañuela · La Orotava · D.O. Valle de La Orotava
- Price: Visit to the organic estate with tasting — 40 € adults · 15 € children aged 5 to 17 (free for under-5s) · Guided tasting — 20 €
- Opening times: not published
- Booking: By phone or WhatsApp
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: Open
- Phone: 691 284 858
Heads-up: They publish no opening times. Their booking calendar offers the visit Monday to Thursday at 17:00 and the tasting Monday to Friday at 16:00.
Bodega Piedra Fluida · La Orotava · D.O. DOP Islas Canarias
- Price: Volcanic essence — 55 € · Wine and cheese — 65 € · Volcanic pairing — 79 € · Private experience — 135 €
- Opening times: not published
- Booking: By writing to the winery: they have no fixed times
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: Open by prior booking only
- Phone: 922 387 395
Heads-up: Their cheapest experience shows as 35 € on the Spanish version of their site and 30 € on the English one, so we leave it out until they clear it up.
Bodega La Baldesa · El Sauzal · D.O. Tacoronte-Acentejo
✓ Details sent and authorised by the winery itself
- Price: Visit to the estate and the wines — 25 € per person (about 2 hours)
- Opening times: By appointment only, by phone or email
- Booking: By appointment, by phone or email
- Languages: Spanish
- In August: Open by appointment, though during the grape harvest they have less availability
- Phone: 617 770 495
Heads-up: They take groups of 4 to 20, so a lone visitor cannot book. They receive guests in Spanish and can bring in a guide if needed. They are growers before winemakers: their winery is neither industrial nor high-tech, and the walk through the estate comes before the tasting.
Bodegas Monje · El Sauzal
- Price: Winery visit — 10 € · Tasting of 3, 5 or 8 wines — 16 €, 21 € and 31 € · Wine and cheese tasting — from 14 € to 35 €
- Opening times: Guided visits at 11:00, 13:00 and 16:00
- Booking: Book and pay on their own website
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: The winery opens, but Monday to Friday only. Their restaurant closes for the whole month
- Phone: 922 585 027
Heads-up: Prices of 35 € and 44 € for "the visit" circulate online. Neither is right: 35 € is a four-wine tasting with cheeses and 44 € was a mojo workshop. The visit on its own costs 10 €.
Bodegas Viñátigo · La Guancha · D.O. Ycoden-Daute-Isora
- Price: Vineyard visit and tasting of 6 wines — 40 € · Guided tasting of 6 wines — 25 € · Guided tasting of 3 wines — 15 €
- Opening times: Monday to Friday. The visit at 10:00 and 12:00; the tastings at 11:00, 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00
- Booking: Compulsory, on their website
- Languages: not published
- In August: Open, except on the 17th and from the 24th to the 28th
- Phone: 922 828 768
Heads-up: An old booking system of theirs survives online, selling at 35 € and offering days the winery has closed. The right price is the one on their current website.
Bodegas Ferrera · Arafo
- Price: Vineyard visit, tasting and tapas — 65 € (55 € if you are a Canary Islands resident) · Walk, tasting, dinner and stargazing — 90 € · Tasting, dinner and stargazing — 85 €
- Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday at 11:00
- Booking: On their own website
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: Open until the 22nd. From the 23rd to the 31st it offers no dates
- Phone: 687 828 000
Heads-up: Their website advertises "from 55 €" without saying that is the Canary Islands resident rate. If you come from outside, the price you will be charged is 65 €.
Bodega El Lomo · Tegueste
- Price: Crazy Wines — 20 € (18 € residents · 10 € ages 12 to 17) · La Colección — 28 € (26 € residents)
- Opening times: One session per language: in Spanish at 10:30 and in English at 12:30
- Booking: On their own website
- Languages: Spanish, English
- In August: Open
- Phone: 922 545 254
Heads-up: The exact days change every month, so it is worth checking their calendar before going.
Other places to taste (not wineries)
Casa del Vino de Tenerife · El Sauzal
- Price: Entry to the grounds and the museum — free · Guided tastings — 16 €, 20 € and 30 € (6 € for children)
- Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 20:00. On Sundays and Mondays the tasting room is closed
- Booking: On their website
- Languages: Spanish, English, French, German
- In August: Open, including the 15th
- Phone: 922 572 535
Heads-up: It is the Cabildo's island wine centre, in a 17th-century estate house, not a winery: it does not make wine.
Museo de Malvasía · Icod de los Vinos
- Price: Glass of local wine with mojo sauces and almogrote — 4,90 € · Express, Historic and Premium tastings — 12,90 €, 15,90 € and 24,90 €
- Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 to 18:00. Tastings only start up to 14:45
- Booking: On their website, at least two days in advance
- Languages: not published
- In August: Open
- Phone: 607 610 065
Heads-up: It is a museum with a tasting room, not a winery: it makes no wine and has no vineyard.
Closed right now
- Bodega Cumbres de Abona (Villa de Arico) — They run no visits in August, September or October. As they ask for a week’s notice, the first possible date is in November.
- Bodega Comarcal Valle de Güímar (Arafo) — They hold no events in August, September or the first week of October. They also take only groups of 10 people or more, so a lone visitor cannot book.
- Winery Burgmann (Tacoronte) — They announce no closure, but their website has not been updated for fourteen months and their price dates from May 2025. We cannot confirm they still receive visitors.
The five denominations of origin
Tenerife has five denominations of origin, more than any other Canary Island.
- Tacoronte-Acentejo: the oldest in the Canaries, from 1992, and the largest on the island
- Valle de La Orotava: famous for the braided cord, a way of training vines that exists nowhere else in the world
- Ycoden-Daute-Isora: in the north-west, malvasía country
- Valle de Güímar: on the south-eastern slope, between the sea and the summits
- Abona: with vineyards from 300 to 1.700 metres, the highest in Europe
Unless we say otherwise, everything above comes from each winery's own website and was checked on 2 August 2026; the entries marked ✓ were sent to us by the winery itself. Prices and times change: if you're travelling a long way, call ahead to confirm. If you're a winery and something here is wrong, write to us and we'll fix it.
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