Punta de Teno Lighthouse

Does anyone know if its possible to go out to the lighthouse in Punta de Teno, near Buenavista del Norte?

I don't think you can now, there were a lot of problems with rockfalls and I seem to remember that the authorities closed the road to everyone but locals who live along the road.

Thanks Bob.

Have a look here - http://www.islandconnections.eu/1000003/1000009/0/42064/tenerife-article.html

According to this one - http://www.tenerife-holiday-home-insider.com/punta-de-teno-road.html , it still hasn't reopened.

Thanks again Bob. Looks like we won't be able to access the area in July.

it dont go anywhere ,you can go to BV golf course or the nice place to eat over the sea 
or the swimming pool ..
https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3926/14403664902_4a4462c250.jpg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4mBuYYH1eI

http://buenavista.diariodeavisos.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/desprendimientos-en-la-carretera-de-Punta-de-Teno.jpg

when i retire im moving there coz nothing ever happens ....

Cheers Paul.

The road is closed but everyone just ignores it, the place is very busy, and incidentally nicely unspoiled.

Perfectspecimen wrote:The road is closed but everyone just ignores it, the place is very busy, and incidentally nicely unspoiled.

But would you take the risk of being caught and fined €3000

Just offer them a Capital One card, dont work, they let me off a 100€ fine last month.   Even more surprising they refused my offer of 60€ cash....... 

They always do feel sorry for tramps, your lucky day coz you got fed later, 

Perfectspecimen wrote:Just offer them a Capital One card, dont work, they let me off a 100€ fine last month.   Even more surprising they refused my offer of 60€ cash....... 

dont need a licence to ride a ass...

From Janet Anscombe's website 

"The Tenerife Cabildo has reopened the TF445 to Punta de Teno. As of this afternoon (27/07/15), the road is again open to traffic after technicians gave the go-ahead following extensive and extended works. Tenerife president Carlos Alonso thanked locals for their patience and said that the main objective was safety. The risk of rockfalls, which were a frquent danger, is estimated to have been reduced from 70% to 30%, with some four or five incidences a year now expected following heavy winds or rain. Some works are still continuing, and the carriageway still has to be tarmacked, but from now, this iconic route in the north west tip of Tenerife, with its tunnels and archways, sheer cliffs and stunning views from what seems to be the end of the world, is open to the public once again."

She got it from the newspapers the same as I did.  HERE but fails to give credit as to where info comes from, which is one of the reasons her posts are not allowed on various forums.    and there are some silly arses that think she researches it all herself.

I still cant understand why she wont join here

mmmm,,, let me think, possibly she's embarrassed by her shelling and grandmar...