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Parc National Teide

Teide National Park

A stratovolcano rising to 3,718 m in the heart of Tenerife, Teide National Park combines volcanic landscapes, endemic flora, and high-altitude trails designated UNESCO World Heritage.

Anaga Massif

In north-east Tenerife, Anaga Massif concentrates UNESCO-listed laurel forest, marked trails and isolated villages across 1,500 hectares of rural park.

Parc National De Garajonay

Garajonay National Park

Garajonay national park on La Gomera, a UNESCO World Heritage site, protects a rare laurisilva forest and rises to 1,487 meters with views over four Canary Islands.