Natural Monuments

This volcanic cone, visible from almost anywhere in the Orotava Valley, is the result of recent volcanic activity.

El Roque de Garachico, icon of the municipality, is located around 300m out at sea. 

La Montaña de Tejina is a volcanic dome that is over 2 million years old, formed during the same geological period as Las Cañadas.

Visible from almost any point on the island, the Teide Natural Monument figures prominently in the mythical landscape of Tenerife and of the entire...

The Caldera del Rey is one of the best examples of a caldera formed by a phreatomagmatic eruption in the Canary Islands. 

This formidable volcanic cone, together with its lava flows – known as Las Mesas de Guaza – dominates the coastal landscape in the...

This well-preserved, singular volcanic cone is one of the island’s few examples of an underwater eruption. This is called phreatomagmatic...

Approximately 11 million years old, the Roque de Jama Natural Monument is one of the few surviving remnants of the oldest structures of the Adeje...

The Montaña Colorada Natural Monument is a group of volcanic edifices that are unique, both in Tenerife and in the rest of the archipelago, due to...