La Caldera - 30 Minut Mirador de los Poleos is a scenic viewpoint located along the TF-38 road near Santiago del Teide, in the southwest of Tenerife. Situated at about 1,400 meters above sea level, it offers impressive panoramic views of volcanic landscapes, pine forests, and—on clear days—the Atlantic Ocean and nearby islands. The area forms part of the Abeque volcanic ridge, known for its striking lava fields and unique geological formations. It’s an easily accessible stop for travelers exploring the route to Teide National Park—perfect for taking photos or enjoying a quiet moment surrounded by nature.

Lunar Land: 30 Minuts Lunar Land is rising to about 2200 meters next to Mount Teide inside Teide National Park, formed by past eruptions, the most recent of which occurred in 1798. From its summit, visitors can enjoy spectacular views of Mount Teide, the island’s rugged lava fields, and, on clear days, several neighboring Canary Islands.

1 Hour – Mount Teide This short tour puts you face-to-face with one of the most spectacular sights in the Canary Islands: Mount Teide, Spain’s highest peak and the heart of Teide National Park. Right at the Base of a Giant You’ll stand at the foot of this ancient volcano, surrounded by a surreal landscape shaped by centuries of eruptions. From this vantage point, you can fully appreciate the 3,715-meter (12,188 ft) height of Teide towering above you—it's like looking up at another planet. Lava Fields & Moonlike Terrain The ground under your feet is made up of frozen lava flows, strange rock formations, and vibrant volcanic colours perfect for photography or just soaking in the view. ‍ Breathtaking & Peaceful Even in a short visit, the silence, fresh air, and majesty of Teide make an impact. Whether you're on a quick stop during a road trip this experience gives you a true taste of the island’s volcanic soul.