Cañadas del Teide

Cañadas del Teide is a large volcanic depression located on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. It was formed by ancient volcanic eruptions that caused the land to collapse, creating a broad, bowl-shaped area surrounded by high cliffs. This caldera, approximately 17 kilometers in diameter, is part of Mount Teide National Park and features diverse landscapes, including volcanic formations and unique flora and fauna. It is both a natural wonder and a popular destination for hikers, scientists, and visitors seeking impressive views of the volcanic landscape and insights into geological processes.