Madre de Agua
Natural water spring in Los Realejos, on the green northern coast of Tenerife.
Madre de Agua is a natural water spring in the municipality of Los Realejos, on the lush northern coast of Tenerife. It is a quiet, green spot surrounded by the vegetation typical of the northern midlands and coastline.
With free access, it is a pleasant stop for anyone exploring the area in search of nature and water in a well-kept setting.
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