Teide National Park Adventures
Teide National Park, located in the Canary Islands, offers striking volcanic landscapes and extraordinary stargazing opportunities.
About Teide National Park
Teide National Park, in the heart of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, is dominated by Mount Teide, the highest peak in Spain, rising 3,718 meters above sea level. The park's dramatic terrain features ancient lava flows, volcanic craters, and a unique ecosystem shaped by its geological history. Teide National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its biodiversity, including rare plant species like Teide violet. The park provides a captivating backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts, offering hiking, stargazing, and a cable car ride that takes visitors close to the summit of Teide. Its clear skies make it one of the best locations in the world for astronomical observation. The park's historical landmarks, such as rock formations like Los Roques de García, add to its allure. Visitors can explore diverse trails and enjoy the panoramic views that stretch beyond the island to the Atlantic Ocean.
Highlights
The summit of Mount Teide, reached via a challenging hike or cable car.
Los Roques de García, famous rock formations with fascinating geological history.
Unique flora such as the endemic Teide violet and the striking Spanish broom.
Sublime stargazing opportunities given the park's clear, unpolluted skies.
Notable Natural Features
Mount Teide
Spain's highest peak, offering breathtaking views and a challenging ascent.
Los Roques de García
Impressive volcanic formations that tell a story of the island's geological history.
Observatorio del Teide
One of the world's best astronomical observatories, offering guided tours.