20의 피르가스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Proper hiking boots are essential, otherwise the mud will be worse.

Anyone wishing to visit the market on Sunday should arrive by 8:00 a.m.

It is not recommended for road biking unless you go around the Teror road. But the town itself is not for cycling.

They are an archaeological complex made up of twelve natural caves, most of which were adapted to be habitable through their chiseling. These caves are distributed along a south-facing platform, which protects them from the northern trade winds and offers beautiful views over the Bentayga and the Cuenca del Nublo.

Teror is a charming town worth seeing. The water steps, the church, the pedestrian zone are just a few of the sights that you can explore. The pretty houses with wooden balconies are striking. There is a market in Teror on Sundays, and it is REALLY busy. If you want to visit the town, it is better to take another day, if possible...

From here you can go hiking, there is a public car park nearby. Locals offer various delicacies😊

The "Azujae Spa" was in operation from 1868-1938 and has been empty since the 1950s (source: reisengrancanaria.de/bilderbuch-geheimnisvolle-orte-azuaje-spa-balneario-de-azuaje/?amp=1) As experienced explorers of lost places, the children were particularly pleased that we were even able to help locals find access.

The approximately 3-kilometer-long sandy beach has a sports area where there is a lot of surfing and a sheltered bathing area that is also suitable for children. At Playa de Las Canteras you can swim, snorkel and surf. There is also a promenade along the beach for strolling. Various restaurants and cafés are lined up here and you can enjoy a delicious ice cream with a view of the sea. Playa de Las Canteras and the promenade are particularly beautiful at sunset. If the visibility is good, you can even see the Pico del Teide volcano, the highest peak in all of Spain.