Top Tenerife Wine Making Workshops

Tenerife’s tradition of viticulture stretches back to medieval times and its volcanic soils give its wines a rich flavor. Visit one of the island's top wineries, the family-run Bodegas Monje, to learn about and sample some signature wines. Travel independently to the north Tenerife estate and enjoy a small-group tour and tasting: savoring four wines alongside artisanal local cheeses as you absorb the winery’s heritage and sea and mountain views.

Learn all the hidden secrets of Tenerife’s traditional wine cultivation during this private tour of a family-owned winery followed by a tasting led by a local sommelier. Wander through the winery and cellar, and then enjoy sampling the island’s wines along with a snack. Don’t worry if you don’t know much about wine, as the local sommelier will guide you every step of the way.

Explore the seas around Tenerife on this small-group cruise in a sailing boat. Enjoy snacks and drinks on board as you watch dolphins and whales swim by. The captain is an experienced local sailor who answers any questions about these spectacular animals. After an on-board lunch, jump in the water to swim or snorkel, or relax and sunbathe on board.

Immerse yourself in Canarian culture through its most iconic flavor: Mojo Picón. Guided by our local chef, you’ll learn how to prepare the traditional red and green mojos using ingredients like cilantro, parsley, or pumpkin, while uncovering the story behind this beloved sauce and the famous “Papas Arrugadas” (wrinkled potatoes). Afterward, enjoy a guided tour of our local winery, tasting our young wines and savoring a selection of authentic Canarian bites — a true celebration of the islands’ gastronomy. Learn to make authentic Canarian Mojo Picón with a local chef. Create red and green mojos using fresh island ingredients. Visit a traditional Canarian winery and explore its cellars. Enjoy wine tasting and local bites in a beautiful vineyard setting.

Take a deep dive into the culinary culture of Tenerife with this winery tour, wine tasting, and cooking workshop. It's one thing to travel the island and taste cuisine at different restaurants, but to really understand the cuisine and history of the Canary Islands, taking a cooking class is the way to go. After a winery tour and tasting, learn how to make the islands' famous "mojo sauce", which you can recreate at home for friends and family.