13 places found
Vertical walls of volcanic rock up to 600 metres high dropping into the sea in western Tenerife.
A national park with a huge 8 km-wide caldera, ravines, waterfalls and Canary pine forests.
A desert landscape by the sea in Gran Canaria, perfect for walks and unique views.
Once the main port of Tenerife, partly buried by the 1706 eruption, with natural lava rock pools and the Castillo de...
A lava tube transformed by César Manrique into a cultural venue with a natural lake and an auditorium.
A World Heritage city in Tenerife with colonial architecture and a lively cultural atmosphere.
With Timanfaya National Park and lunar landscapes, it is an island of natural contrasts.
Located in Tenerife, it is home to the highest peak in Spain and a spectacular volcanic landscape.
Field of white sand dunes in the north of Fuerteventura, facing the island of Lobos, with turquoise beaches beside th...
Mountain range in north-east Tenerife, a Biosphere Reserve, with laurel forest, remote hamlets such as Taganana and A...
Urban beach over 3 km long in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, sheltered by a natural reef, La Barra, which keeps the wate...
A volcanic monolith about 80 metres high rising in the centre of Gran Canaria, with views all the way to Mount Teide.
