Anaga Rural Park is a stunning natural reserve in Tenerife, renowned for its rugged mountains, ancient laurel forests, and diverse ecosystems.
Anaga Rural Park occupies a large part of the Anaga Peninsula on Tenerife, Canary Islands. Known for its dramatic landscapes, the park features deep ravines, soaring peaks, and a rich biodiversity. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve harbors prehistoric laurel forests, which are among the oldest ecosystems remaining in Europe. The park is home to a variety of endemic species, offering a glimpse into the island's natural heritage. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails that snake through lush forests and up to awe-inspiring viewpoints such as Cruz del Carmen and Mirador Pico del Inglés. Historical hamlets such as Taganana provide cultural insights and a chance to experience traditional Canarian life. The park's location and climate create micro-environments that offer excellent opportunities for hiking and bird watching, attracting nature enthusiasts throughout the year.
Cruz del Carmen Viewpoint
Ancient Laurel Forests
Taganana Village
Roque de Taborno
This iconic rock formation offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.
A magical laurel forest offering a glimpse into ancient ecosystems once common in Europe.
A dramatic gorge that provides challenging hikes and breathtaking scenery.