14/08/2022
Caldera de Taburiente National Park
Huge mountain peaks, the impressive caldera, and rare native Canary Pines characterize this stunning national park. The caldera, a large flat valley between steep mountain ranges, and the parks namesake is 10km across. The area was created over 2 million years ago, by a volcanic eruption and severe erosion.
Mornings are typically bright and clear within in the park, but afternoons bring seas of cloud that descend upon the caldera and result in an entirely different vista. The highest mountain face reaches 2000m upwards from the floor of the caldera, making visitors feel unequivocally small no matter the time of day.