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A fantastic experience with A Donde Vamos Hoy in Anaga. From the very beginning, everything was perfectly organized. We were picked up in Puerto de la Cruz in a van, and José Luis was delightful, very friendly and pleasant during the drive. Then we did the hike with Pablo, a brilliant guide, very engaging and incredibly knowledgeable. He explained fascinating facts about the laurel forest, the flora, Canarian culture, and the history of the area, making it not just a walk, but a truly enriching experience of learning and discovery. We were deeply impressed to see the water seeping naturally through the mountain rocks and to encounter small forest inhabitants like those curious "shelled slugs." We also loved discovering the traces of the old charcoal burners, the large hollowed-out tree trunks, and learning how charcoal was traditionally made in the forest. Something we greatly appreciated was the respect with which this natural space was explained and explored. You can feel the love for Anaga and the importance they place on conserving and caring for such a special environment. We were also incredibly lucky with the weather and had a spectacular day, so we were able to enjoy the scenery and the forest even more. A beautiful, unique, and highly recommended route for discovering an authentic part of Tenerife. The organization by A Donde Vamos Hoy and the hospitality of José Luis and Pablo made the experience even better. We would definitely do it again! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We had a 10/10 experience with A Donde Vamos Hoy in Anaga. Everything was very well organized from the start. We were picked up in Puerto de la Cruz by van, and José Luis was absolutely lovely—very friendly, approachable, and pleasant throughout the journey. Then we did the route with Pablo, who was an excellent guide: entertaining, knowledgeable, and passionate about the area. He explained lots of interesting facts about the laurel forest, the local flora, Canarian culture, and the history of the area, making the walk much more than just a hike. We were amazed to see how water comes out through the rocks in the mountain after filtering naturally, and we also loved discovering some of the tiny creatures living in the forest, such as those curious “slugs with shells”. Another fascinating part was learning about the traces left by the old charcoal makers, the large hollow tree trunks and how charcoal used to be produced in the forest. Something we really appreciated was the respect shown towards this natural environment throughout the whole experience. You can really feel the care for Anaga and the importance they place on protecting and preserving such a special place. We were also very lucky with the weather and had a beautiful day, which made the scenery and the forest even more enjoyable. A beautiful and very different route, highly recommended if you want to discover a more authentic side of Tenerife. The organization by A Donde Vamos Hoy, together with the kindness and professionalism of José Luis and Pablo, made the experience even better. We would definitely do it again! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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