Wanderführer Teneriffa

The largest of the Canary Islands is more than just a holiday paradise in the Atlantic Ocean. It is the union of three very different islands, a masterpiece of nature, a melting pot of culture and landscape diversity, and the starting point for countless outdoor activities. Hikers can experience a variety of trails between the subtropical rocky coast, the terraced slopes and laurel forests of the mid-levels, and the volcanically shaped lunar landscape of the island's roof, the Teide National Park. The defining Spanish culture, with its authentic hospitality and festival calendar, the architectural heritage of the colonial era, the year-round bathing climate, and the vibrant metropolises make Tenerife the perfect holiday island, where one can always discover something new.