[RWD version 1 ] Getting There :I took the (2h 45min) ferry from Tenerife/Los Cristianos to Puerto de la Estaca. I believe there may also be a ferry from Santa Cruz to La Restinga. Or you can fly to the island from Tenerife. Getting Around :There is a bus service on the island but it wasn’t practical for what I wanted to do. The routes are limited. Taxi suited me - from the port to the hotel and from the hotel to the start of the walk. There’s a co-operative that runs the taxi, bus and car rental service called Trans Hierro. Staying There :I stayed in Valverde on the evening before the walk. Plenty of options there and folk at Trans Hierro can help with that, particularly if you’re booking their service before you go. The Walk :I was walking at 06:50 so I had about two hours walking before the sun hit me. I was shaded from it by the mountains walking from West to East. It’s a gradual 16 km climb - from 120m to the high point at 1,501m and the terrain changes a few times along the way (see images). Came across two sources of water (actual taps) along the route. First at Cruz de los Humilladeros and Cruz de los Reyas, both above 1,200m. I left the GR 131 at Tinor as I changed my mind about the finish. It was a rugged, steep and oven hot descent. Probably nicer to go up that way, early in the day, than come down it.The tracks are pretty well marked and the terrain is varied. Fewer tourists so more farming activity going on. Saw seven people on foot and and seven mountain bikers over the 36km. I think you’d need the cúpla focail de Espanol as the native tendency is to not converse in English, at all.