Welcome! We invite you to register.
Titolo 4
Bodega Cumbres de Abona
Arico
The Cumbres de Abona Winery, located in the municipality of Arico, is one of the most important landmarks of viticulture in southern Tenerife. Founded in 1989 as a cooperative that brought together small local winegrowers, it now has more than 700 members who cultivate their vineyards in different locations in the south of the island, from low-lying areas by the sea to lands over 1,000 meters above sea level. This diversity of microclimates and volcanic soils gives its wines a unique personality, marked by freshness and minerality.
The winery has been a pioneer in consolidating the Abona Designation of Origin, focusing on native varieties such as Listán Blanco, Listán Negro, and Malvasía, which produce high-quality young white wines, expressive reds, and prestigious sweet Malvasías. With more than three decades of experience, its bottles have become ambassadors of the southern winemaking identity both in the Canary Islands and abroad.
Beyond production, Cumbres de Abona has developed a wine tourism project that invites you to experience wine with all five senses. Visitors can tour its modern facilities, discover the production process, learn about the winemakers' hard work, and finish with guided tastings in a setting where tradition and innovation go hand in hand.
The winery also represents a symbol of collective work: hundreds of families united around the cultivation of vines, who have transformed the aridity of the south into a productive mosaic full of life. A visit here is to delve into a history of shared effort, love for the land, and passion for wine that has shaped the character of southern Tenerife.
Mess conferma
Where to eat
La Ventita de Cholucas
Arriving at La Ventita de Cholucas in Fasnia is part of the experience. It's located on a farm surrounded by nature, with animals, large trees, and a carefully curated rural atmosphere. It's a family-run, peaceful, and authentic place where you can relax without rushing and the surroundings are as important as the food. Here, you come to disconnect, share a meal, and enjoy the scenery.
What to see
Arco de Tajao
The Tajao Arch, also known as the Bijagua Arch, is a natural volcanic formation located on the southeast coast of Tenerife, in San Miguel de Tajao (Arico). This rock bridge, sculpted by erosion on volcanic tuff, stands out for its clean lines and its arid surroundings of cardon cacti and tabaiba plants, offering one of the most unique and accessible geological landscapes on the island's southern coast.
Activities
Cancha de Bola Canaria La Jaca
The La Jaca Bola Canarian Court is one of the liveliest spots in the small coastal town of Arico. Here, locals and visitors gather to play this traditional Canarian game in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. It's not just a sports venue, but also a social space: a place where generations mingle, stories are shared, and a deeply rooted custom in the towns of southern Tenerife is kept alive.
Beaches
Charco de la Virgen
If you prefer the less touristy coast of southern Tenerife, Charco de la Virgen in La Jaca offers something different. It's a natural pool by the sea in the small coastal town of La Jaca. As you walk there, you'll see the volcanic coastline change, and once at the pool, you can relax in a saltwater jacuzzi among the rocks. It's a peaceful spot with a very local atmosphere.
Nightlife
Shopping
Sports
Barranquismo Barranco San Joaquín
The San Joaquín Ravine, in Fasnia, is one of the most comprehensive and technical descents in southern Tenerife. Its dry riverbed, which remains dry for much of the year, sculpts a landscape of volcanic rock formations, fossil waterfalls, and ochre and reddish walls. The route combines long rappels, narrow passages, and downclimbs, all in an arid and solitary setting that offers an authentic adventure experience unlike the canyons in the north.
Trekking
Ruta del Trillo
The Threshing Route, in La Zarza (Fasnia), is a circular ethnographic trail that pays homage to cereal farming and the small farmers who worked these lands in difficult times. A peaceful walk among threshing floors, traditional terraces, and open mid-altitude landscapes, it's ideal for discovering the agricultural past of southeastern Tenerife.