ガラチコの自然と展望台

Natural Wonders & Viewpoints

This collection features the geological landmarks of Garachico, shaped significantly by the 1706 eruption of Montaña Negra. It includes the Chinyero volcano, the site of Tenerife's last eruption in 1909, and the Puerta de Tierra park, which preserves the original 16th-century entrance to the former port. Several elevated viewpoints, such as Mirador de Garachico and Mirador Lomo Molino, offer perspectives on the solidified lava flows, the rugged coastal cliffs, and the historic town center.

Natural Wonders & Viewpoints — 地図

A

Charco El Cumplido

Natural coastal swimming area formed by volcanic rock formations.

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B

Parque de la Puerta de Tierra

Public park containing the 16th-century stone archway that served as the entrance to the old port before the 1706 volcanic eruption.

C

Mirador de San Pedro

Coastal viewpoint offering views of the northern cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean.

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D

Mirador El Emigrante

Features a sculpture by Fernando García Ramos dedicated to Canarian emigrants, overlooking the town and the Roque de Garachico.

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E

Montaña Negra

Cinder cone volcano that produced the lava flows responsible for destroying Garachico's commercial harbor in 1706.

F

Mirador de Garachico

Roadside viewpoint on the TF-82 providing a panoramic view of the town's grid layout, the 1706 lava tongues, and the offshore rock formation.

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G

Mirador Lomo Molino

High-altitude viewpoint offering vistas of the northwestern coastline and the neighboring Isla Baja region.

H

Fuga de la Caleta

Coastal cliff area featuring seasonal water cascades and views of the Atlantic.

I

Mirador de El Guincho

Viewpoint overlooking the coastal village of El Guincho and surrounding agricultural terraces.

J

Mirador del Emigrante

Monument and viewpoint honoring those who emigrated from the Canary Islands, providing a clear perspective of the historic port area.

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K

Chinyero

Volcanic peak and site of the last volcanic eruption on the island of Tenerife, which occurred in November 1909.

L

Montaña Chinyero

Extinct cinder cone volcano located within a protected nature reserve, characterized by black lapilli and surrounding pine forests.

M

Montaña la Corredera

Volcanic peak situated within the protected pine forests of the Corona Forestal.

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N

Montaña de las Flores

Volcanic peak located near the Chinyero volcanic field and its circular hiking trail.

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