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Mount Teide is the largest natural park in the Canary Islands, covering 18.9 hectares. It is a reserve formed around the active Teide volcano. This place is interesting because part of it features desert landscapes of volcanic rock that create the illusion of being on another planet. The other part of Teide Park boasts unique flora and fauna, with some local plants recognized as endemic, meaning they are found only here.
Teide National Park is located at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level, so it is usually windy and cool—be sure to bring warm clothing. The best time to visit is from mid-spring to early summer when everything starts to bloom.
You can drive to the lower station of the cable car—beyond that, you’ll need to either take the funicular or walk for free.
One of the largest water parks in Europe is here on the island of Tenerife—take note if you’re choosing a vacation spot and enjoy thrilling attractions.
An adrenaline rush is guaranteed—just the Tower of Power attraction alone, Siam Park's signature ride, is worth the visit. The height of the attraction is 28 meters, more than ten stories high to give you a sense of scale. Thrill-seekers are initially accelerated to 80 km/h before shooting through a glass tube that runs through a fish aquarium.
The water park is designed in a Thai style and looks impressive—its decorations mimic Thailand's landmarks, and the entire area is lush with greenery.
"Loro" translates to "parrot" in Spanish. Originally, this place was a parrot park, and as its popularity grew, other animals were introduced and the area was landscaped with exotic plants. Today, Loro Parque is one of the most visited places on Tenerife, with the world’s largest collection of parrots, penguins, an aquarium with sharks, dolphins, and sea lions, gorillas, a zoo, and entertaining shows that will interest not only children but their parents as well.
A green oasis that promises welcome coolness and nicely complements a beach holiday on the hot and sun-drenched coast. It is quiet and peaceful here; among the shade of huge trees, you can find many cozy spots, and the surroundings are filled with the scents of flowers and exotic plants.
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The first seedlings were planted in the Tenerife Botanical Garden in 1792, and now you can see a multitude of rare plants, large collections of orchids and cacti, as well as palm, tulip, and rubber trees here.
An interesting attraction that appeals to tourists both religiously and architecturally.
The small town of Candelaria is considered the religious capital of the Canary Islands, and the Basilica of Candelaria was the first church dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Initially, a wooden church was built here in 1529, and the current building was erected in the 20th century.
The architectural ensemble of the basilica is done in Moorish style and is topped with a 25-meter bell tower. It is considered one of the most beautiful structures on the island, attracting about 2.5 million visitors each year.
The Canary Islands are considered one of the best surfing spots in Europe, and Tenerife is no exception. You can surf almost everywhere here: each resort or nearby area has surf spots and schools. The wave levels allow beginners to learn, but experienced surfers won’t be bored either.
If you are coming specifically for this, we recommend choosing the Playa de las Américas resort as it has the best-developed surfing scene.
If regular surfing is no longer enough for you, it’s time to move on to more exciting and extreme sports. El Médano is the place on Tenerife where kitesurfing and windsurfing are professionally practiced. Both sports require good physical condition, endurance, and persistence—you should be ready that handling the sail or kite might not happen on your first try, but believe me, it’s worth it! If you manage to master the elements of water and wind (which you will after a few sessions), this vacation will undoubtedly become one of the most vibrant and memorable.
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A small but very interesting park where monkeys, lemurs, guinea pigs, turtles, parrots, iguanas, and other animals live in open spaces, allowing visitors to interact with them, hold them, and feed them.
A ticket for adults costs €10, for children €5, and for an additional €3 at the entrance, you can get a basket of vegetables to feed the animals. A visit to the park takes a couple of hours, but you will get a great mood for the entire day, and children will be thrilled!
An archaeological monument that, although not as ancient as the Egyptian pyramids, is still quite interesting as a part of old Spanish culture. There are indications that the pyramids were built by indigenous people in the mid-17th century.
In 1991, the famous explorer Thor Heyerdahl conducted research and suggested that the pyramids had astronomical orientation: on their western side, there are stairs leading to the rising sun during the winter solstice. Additionally, the Guimar Pyramids' design resembles structures found in Mexico and Peru.
History enthusiasts will find it interesting to visit the ethnological park located here, which includes a museum, photo exhibition, and displays related to Thor Heyerdahl's research.
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