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19 pointsCorpus Christi Sand Carpets
The Corpus Christi sand carpets are ephemeral works made with colored volcanic sands, declared of international tourist interest. They repre…
OtherEl Caletón Natural Pools
Formed by the lava from the 1706 eruption, El Caletón's natural pools are the main tourist attraction in northern Tenerife.
OtherFlor de Guía Cheese
Flor de Guía cheese, made from sheep's milk and vegetable rennet, is a gastronomic product with Protected Designation of Origin and a symbol…
OtherFuencaliente Salt Pans
The Fuencaliente Salt Pans produce the Canary Islands' most renowned volcanic salt and stand out for their striking white landscape by the s…
OtherGolf del Sur
Golf del Sur is a major tourist area known for its golf courses and leisure facilities along the coast of San Miguel de Abona.
OtherGüímar Valley
The Güímar Valley is the main natural corridor connecting north and south Tenerife on the eastern side, known for its agricultural landscape…
OtherHistoric Canal and Aqueduct
The historic canal and aqueduct of San Andrés y Sauces represent traditional Palmeran hydraulic architecture, distributing rainwater through…
OtherJanubio Salt Flats
The Janubio Salt Flats are the largest in the Canary Islands and an iconic landscape of Yaiza, where salt extraction has been a traditional…
OtherLa Fajana Natural Pools
La Fajana's natural pools are the main bathing spot in the municipality, popular with locals and tourists for their beauty and calm waters.
OtherLa Palma Airport
La Palma Airport is the main air gateway to the island, located in Breña Baja and vital for the island’s connectivity.
OtherMaroparque
Maroparque is one of the most active zoos in the western islands, known for its variety of exotic species and conservation efforts.
OtherMasdache
Masdache is a village surrounded by volcanic landscapes and vineyards, known for its role in agricultural recovery after the 18th-century er…
OtherPuntagorda Farmers' Market
The Farmers' Market is a meeting point for producers and visitors, offering fresh local products and typical crafts from the area.
OtherRoque de los Muchachos Observatory
The Roque de los Muchachos Observatory is one of the world's leading astrophysical centers, located at the summit of Garafía and renowned fo…
OtherSan Mateo Market
San Mateo Market is the largest agricultural market in the midlands of Gran Canaria, where local farmers sell fresh produce every Sunday.
OtherTagoro Volcano
The underwater Tagoro volcano, formed during the 2011-2012 eruption, is a scientific landmark and a draw for advanced diving in the area.
OtherTeguise Sunday Market
Teguise's Sunday market is one of the most popular in the Canary Islands, attracting visitors with crafts, local food, and a traditional atm…
OtherTenerife North Airport - Los Rodeos
Tenerife North Airport is a key point for inter-island and national connectivity, facilitating passenger transit on the island.
OtherTenerife South Airport (Reina Sofía)
Tenerife South Airport is one of the main international gateways to the island and an economic engine for Granadilla de Abona.