Mirador de Garachico
Panoramic balcony over the town of Garachico and its islet on the north coast.
From this balcony in San Juan del Reparo you look over the whole seafaring town of Garachico, built on the lava flow that destroyed its old harbour in 1706, with the Roque de Garachico rising from the sea. The view opens toward Icod de los Vinos on one side and Buenavista del Norte on the other, with the north coast and the Atlantic as a backdrop. It is a much-photographed spot with nearby parking and easy road access.
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