Teide National Park

Announced a national park in 1954, the Parque Nacional de las Cañadas del Teide incorporates a huge volcanic cavity 30 miles (48 km) in outline, out of which climbs Mount Teide at an amazing 12,200 feet (3,718 meters), making it the most noteworthy crest in the entire of Spain.

Driving up to the national park is an intriguing knowledge; from the sunny south drift you drive up towards a town called Vilaflor with its high like landscape. As you travel higher still over the mists, the territory changes drastically and abruptly turns into an astonishing lunar scene.

The recreation center itself lies at around 6,562 feet (2,000 meters) above ocean level and in winter could be secured in snow. Temperatures throughout this time frequently drop to underneath solidifying, while in the Spring months they oftentimes go over 40 celsius.

The most ideal approach to achieve the most noteworthy purpose of the top is by cable car. Once at the top, you can stroll around and take in the astounding sights. Here, you are practically at the summit yet the best way to achieve the mouth of the spring of gushing lava is to get consent already from the national park's office in Orotava through the site where you can seek a license. On the other hand, guided strolls up the well of lava are accessible, yet please recall that you will require a decently abnormal amount of wellness to persevere through the trip, which takes around six hours. Additionally, it is worth staying aware to bring along hotter garments and fitting footwear.