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The view from Mirador de las Narices del Teide is nothing short of spectacular. Positioned on the slopes of Teide, Spain's highest peak, this vantage point offers sweeping panoramas of the Canary Islands. On clear days, you can see the islands of La Gomera and La Palma in the distance, their outlines etched against the horizon. The view of Tenerife itself, with its rugged volcanic landscape and pine forest, is equally impressive. The combination of natural beauty, geological formations, and expansive ocean vistas makes this viewpoint a must-visit for anyone exploring the Canary Islands.
The parking is small but usually not busy.
The parking is small but usually not busy.
Incredible canyon, similar to Caminito del Rey but way more dangerous;
good for hiking, breathtaking views.
Suggest to visit at spring,
because at summer it's too hot,
and no water in canyon, the kayaking is also impossible.
If you want to visit at Summer, take 1.5 l of water per person and good sun protection.
A lifehack: if you will start a trial on path nr.2 after 1PM, then you will be mostly in the shadow of cliffs and it will not be too hot in the canyon.
good for hiking, breathtaking views.
Suggest to visit at spring,
because at summer it's too hot,
and no water in canyon, the kayaking is also impossible.
If you want to visit at Summer, take 1.5 l of water per person and good sun protection.
A lifehack: if you will start a trial on path nr.2 after 1PM, then you will be mostly in the shadow of cliffs and it will not be too hot in the canyon.