The seven Canary Islands offer a mix of landscapes, with dunes, forests, volcanoes, and natural pools. Tenerife, the largest of the islands, is renowned for its volcanic areas and coastline, with black and yellow sand beaches. To learn more about the nature of the archipelago, check out our overview of Tenerife below. Mount Teide and the High Peaks of Tenerife At the centre of Tenerife, you’ll find Mount Teide, Spain’s highest mountain and an iconic natural landmark. Located in the eponymous Teide National Park, the volcano rises over 3,700 metres above sea level and features unparalleled views of Tenerife and Gran Canaria. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Dark…