The island of Tenerife needs no introduction. The first time you arrive here you will understand that everything we have written does not do enough justice to what you will see with your own eyes. In any case, here are the most hidden and secret places on the island that you absolutely must not miss.
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Barranco del Infierno: This hidden gorge is located near Adeje. It is a nature reserve with beautiful trails, waterfalls and lush vegetation. Access is limited to preserve the environment, so advance reservations are required. Click here for GPS directions!
El Caleton : A secret natural pool located near Garachico. It is a volcanic pool carved into the rock that offers a fantastic view of the ocean. Click here for GPS directions!
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Punta de Teno : This is one of the most remote and spectacular areas of the island. A lighthouse sits on a cliff that offers breathtaking panoramic views of the rocky coast and the ocean. Click here for GPS directions!
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Playa de Benijo : A hidden and wild beach with black sand, located in the northern part of the island. It offers a unique and peaceful experience away from the busier tourist areas. Click here for GPS directions!
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Montaña de Guaza : A mountain with unique shapes located near Los Cristianos. You can take a walk along the less traveled paths to enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Click here for GPS directions!
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Masca : A picturesque mountain village with narrow winding streets, surrounded by impressive cliffs. The hiking route from Masca to the beach is one of the most adventurous experiences in Tenerife. Click here for GPS directions!
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Cueva del Viento : One of the largest volcanic caves in Europe, located in Icod de los Vinos. Guided tours allow you to explore this underground wonder and discover the lava formations. Click here for GPS directions!
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Anaga Rural Park : A conservation area in the northeast corner of the island, featuring mountains, dense forest, and ancient trails. This area is perfect for hiking and enjoying nature. Click here for GPS directions!
