Top 8 Caves 타자코르테 주변

A deep sinkhole opens up here: It's a volcanic vent approximately 70 meters deep, which can be circumnavigated on secured paths. A few steps allow you to descend into the hole, but trying to see the bottom is doomed to failure.

Thanks to this 30m long tunnel, which is illuminated by solar energy, you can now easily reach this beach. The light switch is located at the entrance to the tunnel.

At the beginning of the hike a small tunnel with light switch and lighting 👍🏻

There is a branch off the main path at the westernmost tip that leads down to the sea on the other side. Not as well secured as the main path, but not dangerous. Here you can usually enjoy your hiking break in peace and without Insta hotspotters!

Attention, this hike from El Jesus, the church down into the gorge is currently still closed in September 2024! We don't know whether you can still walk it. Both entrances are extensively cordoned off. In addition, extensive road construction work is currently taking place, which makes hiking difficult.

The cave appears much smaller in the pictures than it actually is because it is photographed from above.

The often so-called “dragon head” (with an impressive nose horn) is a landmark of Tijarafe: The hiking trail essentially leads through its mouth - you can see the (almost) white "teeth" and the black sooty "lips" (from breathing fire?): The goatherds used to light their campfire in the cave in the evening. You can see the sea from the street through the "eye" (the famous hole in the rock): if the dragon is blue-eyed, the weather is good.. ;)

Decide the route that best suits you, for more information look at the photograph.