
Biodiversity —
Tenerife is home to 50 native species, including five kinds of turtle, among them the loggerhead.

Los Roques de Garcia —
Dark skies and low light pollutions can produce amazing night time views, such as these starry skies, viewed from Los Roques de Garcia in Teide National Park.

Mount Teide —
Mount Teide is the highest peak on Spanish soil. Hikers need written permission to scale its heights. 
UNESCO site —
Tenerife's Teide National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cycling —
The national park is popular with cyclists who wish to train at high altitudes, providing they can put up with occasionally strong Atlantic breezes.

Garichico —
On the southern side of the island, the coastal village of Garachico is home to natural lava rock pools.
Local cuisine —
An octopus dish at Playa Casa Africa, a waterfront restaurant in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The island's dining spots are brimming with fresh, local seafood. 
Gofio —
Gofio flour, made from roasted grain, is a staple in Canarian cuisine. It's often mixed with honey and cheese. 
Malpais de la Rasca —
The lighthouse at Malpais de la Rasca sits on the southwest tip of Tenerife.

Teide cable car —
The "El Teleferico" cable car sweeps over Teide National Park, taking visitors to the summit in just eight minutes. 
El Lago Martianez —
The complex of swimming pools at El Lago Martianez attracts vacationers to the busy resort town of Puerto de la Cruz.



