Route · 10 stops

Landmark Areas of Fuencaliente

A selection for a first visit: Los Canarios, volcanoes, vineyards, lighthouses, salt pans and coast.

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Stops along the way

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  2. Llanos Negros
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Discover the route

A selection for a first visit, from the summit to the coast: Los Canarios, the southernmost village on the island, with its Plaza Minerva and its church; the San Antonio volcano of 1677, with its visitor centre and viewpoint; the Teneguía of 1971 and the Roque Teneguía with its aboriginal engravings; the two lighthouses and the salt pans at the southern tip; Echentive beach, born from the last eruption; the Pino de la Virgen in the pine forest; the Las Indias Viewpoint over the west coast; and the vineyards of Llanos Negros. They are spread across the municipality and do not form a continuous walking route: choose your stops according to the time you have.

Provisional stops

  • Los Canarios.
  • San Antonio Volcano.
  • Teneguía Volcano.
  • Roque Teneguía.
  • Fuencaliente Lighthouses.
  • Fuencaliente Salt Pans.
  • Echentive Beach.
  • Pino de la Virgen.
  • Las Indias Viewpoint.
  • Llanos Negros.

Before you set off

  • The sites are spread between the summit, the mid-altitude areas and the coast.
  • This is not a continuous walking itinerary.
  • Pick several stops according to the time available and check the access to each one individually.

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