Masca excursion and boat trip to los Gigantes
Sunday, February 1st, 2009
Have you ever dreamt of discovering one of the forgotten cities or lost civilizations in Latin America?
Now, you have a chance to discover a mystic place, which is situated closer to you than you could ever think.
“The Forgotten Village” of Masca on the Isle of Tenerife is set in the north western part of Tenerife, just in the heart of the Teno Mountains. Its extraordinary character is stressed by the fact that until 1991 there were absolutely no roads to get there. Masca is an idyllic place, where the time has simply stopped.
It is a must especially for walkers and hikers or those who seek for traditional atmosphere of little tapas bars, tiny churches and cosy huts.
You may choose from the wide range boat tours from Masca to Los Gigantes (Cliffs ...
“The Forgotten Village” of Masca on the Isle of Tenerife is set in the north western part of Tenerife, just in the heart of the Teno Mountains. Its extraordinary character is stressed by the fact that until 1991 there were absolutely no roads to get there. Masca is an idyllic place, where the time has simply stopped.
It is a must especially for walkers and hikers or those who seek for traditional atmosphere of little tapas bars, tiny churches and cosy huts.
You may choose from the wide range boat tours from Masca to Los Gigantes (Cliffs ...
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Comments: Leave a Comment » Categories: All about Tenerife, Beaches, Garachico, Landscapes, Los Gigantes, Masca, Nature, Naturism
One of the most famous hiking-tours begins in the middle of the village and leads trough the barranco, which means canyon, to the sea - it takes about 6 hours bidirectional (descent and ascent) 
The mountains of Anaga and the range of Teno with their thick-set laurel-trees and wonderful forests.
In San Lorenzo, 
The complete northeast of the island of Tenerife is formed by a rugged area. The massif rises steeply up from the Atlantic, which is forming the precipitous coast. The range of Anaga is abundantly covered with vegetation for the most part and sometimes veiled by clouds.
Places you should visit are the ... 
Cheers! Sandra. R.