Monumento Natural de La Montaña de Guaza

The Natural Monument of La Montaña de Guaza is one of the most impressive volcanic formations in southern Tenerife, a majestic volcanic cone rising between Los Cristianos and Las Galletas. This protected natural area, featuring cliffs up to 100 meters high plunging into the ocean, combines exceptional geological value with unique cultural heritage: along its trails you can discover pre-Hispanic remains including ancient caves, Guanche hut foundations, and burial sites dating back thousands of years.

Perfect for hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers, Guaza offers spectacular trails with panoramic views of the island's southern coast, where volcanic geology meets marine biodiversity. The mountain and its lava flows known as Las Mesas de Guaza dominate the landscape with an estimated age between 3.5 million and 670,000 years. It's a privileged spot to explore at any time of day, ideal for going with friends and disconnecting while walking among volcanic formations and historical elements that tell the ancient story of Tenerife.