Teide National Park
What the experts agree on
Spain's highest peak dominates this dramatic volcanic landscape, where the collapsed Las Cañadas crater meets rugged lava formations from El Teide and Pico Viejo—a striking, otherworldly terrain.
“This park includes the volcano itself and the Cañadas del Teide, a violent jumble of volcanic leftovers from El Teide and the neighboring Pico Viejo.”
– Fodor's
3 Stars
"This national park lies around the Las Cañadas corrie, a spectacular collapsed volcanic cone rising to a height of 2 000m and dominated by El Teide (3 718m) to the north. " Full review