The beautiful Canary Islands are home to four of the ten national parks in Spain.

Timanfaya National Park - Lanzarote

UNESCO the entire island of Lanzarote biosphere reserve in 1993.Die is named island home in the Timanfaya National Park is located in the southwest of the island. The park covers an area of about 20 square miles and composed of volcanic soil with beautiful flora and fauna.

The Park was created when over 100 volcanoes in the space of six years during the year 1700, completely destroy part which broke out island.1968 This area of devastation the Timanfaya National Park was declared a national park.

The land here is just a few metres below the surface like a lunar landscape, with the temperature to reach the 400-600 C.

You can explore the Park on your own or take a bus trip, camel ride company or guided tour around the scenic restaurant El Diablo is located in the Park and offers meals prepared the geothermal heat from the Earth and wonderful panoramic views over the Park.

Teide National Park - Tenerife

The Teide National Park was covered 2007 benannt.Der Park a world heritage site by UNESCO Mountain Teide and its surroundings, includes approximately 73 square miles.Mount Teide is an active volcano and highest mountain in Spain.

The Park includes a huge volcanic crater that has a perimeter of 30 miles.

This wilderness is home to fascinating cliffs, pine forests and many species of birds, animals, insects, flowers and trees.

The Park offers guided walks or to your own way around the park with one who is many Wanderwege.Ein few hundred permits every day if you want at the Summit of Mount Teide, you need to obtain a special permit from the National Park Office, walk, considering giving Are�only.

La Caldera de Taburiente - La Palma

Designated a national park in 1954, it was originally thought that the Caldera de Taburiente, located in the Park was a huge crater, but it is now known that there is a mountain-arm with a strange crater shape.In the park find consisting of the Canary Island pine a great forest, and is also the Canary Islands Juniper, the endangered species of flora.

There are many hiking trails within the caldera, if you prefer to walk on your own, rather than with one of the organised walks the caldera Office, to the appropriate authority.
There are 25 recorded bird species, here are very popular with Vogelbeobachter.Im Park Park find also fascinating geological formations, waterfalls and beautiful flora.

Garajonay National Park - La Gomera

Declared in 1981 to the National Park, Garajonay world heritage site by UNESCO in 1986 was erklärt.Der Park Garajonay was named after the Rocky formation, standing just a mile tall.

The Park has many hiking trails through the Laurel forests abdecken.Es are almost three Quarters�of Park many sources and streams running through the Park ensure the vegetation is always green and bright.

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