Teide National Park Mount Teide is a 12,188-foot stratovolcano. In addition to Mount Teide, Pico Viejo, the second-highest volcano at 10,285 feet, is inside the park. Protected in 1954, the Teide ...

A slight uplift of the ground recorded since 2023 in the Teide area has led volcanologists to intensify their monitoring of Tenerife’s geological activity.

The Parque Nacional del Teide covers nearly 75 square miles in central Tenerife. This national park contains the towering Teide volcano, which is currently dormant. Rising 12,198 feet into the sky ...

On neighbouring Tenerife, you will explore the dramatic interior Teide National Park, which has perfect conditions for stargazing. The islands are beautifully austere during the day and ...