The "Corona forestal" (or forest crown) is the largest protected natural area in the Canaries. It forms a belt of forests around the Teide National Park, between 1,000 and 2,000 meters above sea level, covering a large part of the center of the island.

 The north of Tenerife offers a more authentic face than the south of the island. Here the coast is shaped by steep cliffs that plunge into the Atlantic, spectacular volcanic formations and breathtaking panoramas. It is a region that seduces with its relief and preserved atmosphere.