This stone mirador is located in the south of the island, on the border of the municipalities of Arona and San Miguel. The site offers a magnificent view from San Miguel to Roque del Conde. You can enjoy the volcanic landscapes and nature reserves of Montaña Roja and Malpaís de Rasca from this point. There are also dining options available here.

This observation deck is located on the TF-436 highway, between the village of Masca and Las Portelas. From this mirador, you can see how different the climate is on the southern and northern slopes of Tenerife. The site offers views of the Los Carrizales Gorge, the mountains, and the El Palmar Valley.

This observation deck is located on the outskirts of Garachico. If you look to the left from this mirador, you will get a great panorama of the ancient capital of the island with the El Guincho cliffs.

This observation deck offers one of the best views of the La Orotava valley and the fertile northern part of the island. It is popular not only among travelers but also paragliders, who often use the site as a launchpad. Don't miss the chance to experience the feeling of flying by visiting this mirador.

The mirador is located on the very edge of the forest and offers a panoramic view of the central part of the Orotava Valley, from the El Rincon Valley to the Tigaiga slope, and of course, the Teide volcano itself.

A great place to enjoy the view of the La Orotava Valley. If it suddenly gets cloudy, a view of the clouds enveloping the mountains will be a good alternative. In addition to the La Orotava Valley, you will be able to see Teide and the mountain range Teno on the background of La Palma island.

Mirador is very high up, on the road from La Esperanza to Teide. This stone observation deck offers a magnificent view of the Teide National Park and the northwest coast of the island. In clear weather, you can see the island of La Palma.

From this mirador, located in the northeast of the island, you can see the Anaga mountain range, the Boqueron rocks, and the town of La Punta del Hidalgo with its famous lighthouse. You will also enjoy views of the volcanic formations of La Calderita and Valle Molina, as well as the agricultural area of Valle Guerra.

Another viewpoint with a magnificent view of the La Orotava valley is the Mirador de Humboldt. From here, you can also see the volcanoes El Fraile and Las Arenas, as well as Teide. The viewpoint is named after Alexander von Humboldt, a German geographer who expressed his admiration for the valley in his writing "Essay on the Island of Cuba." It is said that he viewed the valley from this very point.

Another mirador that deserves attention is located above Las Teresitas beach - the most beautiful beach in Tenerife. The view is impressive, although the arrangement of the observation deck leaves much to be desired. This mirador is also good because you can easily get to it on foot.

The third mirador is on Teide and also at some distance from the upper station of the funicular. We'll have to walk a little. Many consider this particular observation deck to be the best on Teide.

This observation deck is located on the descent to Puerto Santiago. You will enjoy a magnificent view of the cliffs of Los Gigantes and the resort of the same name. On the right you can see the Teno lighthouse.

The observation deck is located on the road between El Tanque and Tierra del Trigo. It offers views of Interian Bay, Garachico Rock and the El Tanque zone. In clear weather, you can see Teide and La Palma Island.

The observation deck is located at the exit of the tunnel along the TF-42 highway, in the direction of Icod de los Vinos. You will have a wonderful view of the Punta del Guindaste coast and the wide valley that stretches from Acentejo to Isla Baja. In the distance, you can see Puerto de la Cruz.

On this observation deck, you will see the ocean, the rocky coast and the fertile northern coast of Tenerife. In the protected area of Rambla de Castro you will see the manor house and the old water mill La Gordejuela. You can have a snack here.

This mirador is located on the highway heading towards La Esperanza. It offers a view of the southeastern part of the island. We can say that this observation deck was created by nature itself. It offers views of the Pedro Gil caldera with the Arafo and Las Arenas volcanoes. Below, you can see the Güímar Valley, and in the distance, across the ocean, the island of Gran Canaria.

The mirador located in the Corona Forestal National Park offers a stunning view of the southern part of the island, including Mount Bermeja and the picturesque slopes of Arafo with pine forests.

As you travel up to Teide along the TF-24 highway, you'll come across an observation deck surrounded by pine trees. Make a stop and enjoy the superb scenery, including the island's capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the farmlands of El Rosario, and the steep Anaga Mountains. From the south side, you can see panoramic views of Malpais de Guimar and the coastal town of El Medano.

The observation deck is located at the very beginning of the Rural de Anaga Park in front of Monteverde and will delight you with a view of La Laguna. On good days, you can also see Teide. In addition to La Laguna, from this mirador you can see agricultural fields and scattered villages on the slopes.

This observation deck is one of the most visited in Tenerife. It is located on the road from the city of La Laguna to Mount Las Mercedes. Its location will give you the opportunity to enjoy the central and northern parts of the island: from Anaga Rocks to Teide. You will see the gorges of Tahodio and Afur, the cities of Santa Cruz and La Laguna, the Güimar Valley, and the Pedro Gil mountain range.

And, of course, the number one observation deck in Tenerife is the upper platform of the funicular on Teide. The views from here are excellent, but it's best to visit on a clear day as clouds can obscure the view

You will enjoy a panoramic view of the village of Masca and the famous gorge of the same name. There is a cafe on the territory of the observation deck.

There are several miradors near Garachico with excellent views of the ancient capital, but we will add the most famous of them to our list. Come and see from above the once most powerful city of Tenerife, wiped off the face of the earth and rebuilt after the last eruption Teide.

This mirador is located on the road going from Icod el Alto to Los Realejos. You will enjoy a breathtaking view of the La Orotava Valley and three municipalities: La Orotava, Puerto de la Cruz, and Los Realejos. The site also features a sculpture of Mencey Bentor, one of the Guanches who chose death by jumping down from this platform instead of surrendering to the Spanish conquistadors.

This mirador is divided into two parts. One of them offers a view of the western part of the island with the Teide volcano, while the other offers a view of a bizarre volcanic formation in the shape of a rose. To see the rose-shaped formation, you need to cross the highway using the pedestrian crossing.

The observation deck is located at an altitude of 2 thousand meters among pine trees and lush vegetation. You will see the valley of La Orotava, the ravine of La Madera, and the high-altitude forests of Aguamansa. A little further, you can clearly see Teide and the silhouette of La Palma Island.

Here you can enjoy the scenery of three protected natural areas at once: Malpaís de Güímar, Paisaje Protegido de las Siete Lomas and Parque Natural de la Corona Forestal. The Güímar Valley, its agricultural plantations and greenhouses deserve special attention.

It is not difficult to get to this observation deck even for travelers without a car. It is located in the historical center of El Sauzal. You will enjoy a view of the rocky coast of Acentejo and the beach of Garañona. There is even a cafe with an outdoor terrace where you can admire the views over a cup of coffee.

The observation deck is located on the road to the laurel forests of the Parque Rural de Anaga. From here, you can enjoy a gorgeous view of La Vega Lagunera and the ancient capital of Tenerife, La Laguna. Teide is also visible from the observation deck. Next to the observation deck, there is a restaurant and a small market.

This mirador offers a view of the island's capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. If you enjoy seeing the city landscape from above, this observation deck is for you. In addition to the capital, you can also see the Anaga Mountains and part of the Malpaís de Güímar district.

This observation deck on Teide is a bit of a walk from the top of the funicular, which can be a challenge due to the thin air at that altitude. However, the stunning views from the deck make the effort worthwhile.