Tenerife

🌱La Orotava Botanical Garden: a vegetal paradise

La Orotava Botanical Garden is a green space that hosts exotic plant species from the Canary Islands. A place that you have to discover in Tenerife. Video. [...]

🏔️Teide Peak: Geology of the volcano and the island of Tenerife

The island of Tenerife offers you the opportunity to learn how volcanic activity is capable of shaping the landscape. Teide Peak is the star. [...]

📹Los Gigantes Live Webcam – Tenerife

Discover a live view of the Los Gigantes Cliffs area on the island of Tenerife. [...]

🌕Super Moon Set Over Cañadas del Teide – Spectacular!

You have to see this sunset of a super moon over the mountains that surround Pico Teide. [...]

Tenerife vacation travel guide

Tenerife is an island that you have to discover. Here we present you a complete guide to attractions and places to visit. Do you dare to complete [...]

~♡🌴Tenerife🌴♡~

Why did I come here? I have a friend who always told me I was going to love this place, and another friend who sometimes said: ” You should live in the Canary Islands, they suit perfect for you, is Spain and you will have good weather all year long”. But I didn`t pay [...]

A Triangular Shadow of a Large Volcano

Why does the shadow of this volcano look like a triangle? The Mount Teide volcano itself does not have the strictly pyramidal shape that its geometric shadow might suggest. The triangle shadow phenomena is not unique to the Mt. Teide, though, and is commonly seen from the tops of other large mountains and volcanoes. A […]A Triangular Shadow of a Large [...]

TENERIFE, ADVENTURE ISLAND

Karen Naranjo Gomez I will speak about Tenerife island, it is in Canary Islands in Spain and ,as we know, it is surrounded by the atlantic ocean. First of all, you cannot miss the experience at Siam Park and pass between sharks in the Tower of power. The only attraction of Siam Park where you […]TENERIFE, ADVENTURE ISLAND — [...]

Moonrise and Mountain Shadow

What phase of the Moon is 3.14 radians from the Sun? The Full Moon, of course. Even though the Moon might look full for several days, the Moon is truly at its full phase when it is 3.14 radians (aka 180 degrees) from the Sun in ecliptic longitude. That’s opposite the Sun in planet Earth’s […]Moonrise and Mountain Shadow — SuMaC Post! Co. [...]