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Mirador La Fortaleza

A lookout point inside Teide National Park, in the municipality of La Orotava, reached by a 0.4-kilometre surfaced path that starts at La Rambleta. The walk is linear, graded low difficulty, takes around twenty-five minutes and needs no permit. From the top you look out over the northern side of the National Park and much of the island, with the reddish crags of La Fortaleza standing in the foreground.

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Mirador La Fortaleza

A lookout point inside Teide National Park, in the municipality of La Orotava, reached by a 0.4-kilometre surfaced path that starts at La Rambleta. The walk is linear, graded low difficulty, takes around twenty-five minutes and needs no permit. From the top you look out over the northern side of the National Park and much of the island, with the reddish crags of La Fortaleza standing in the foreground.

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Mirador de Los Dragos

A viewpoint in the El Roque neighbourhood of Puntagorda, in north-western La Palma. A huge, emblematic dragon tree presides over the spot and gives it its name, and from here a magnificent view opens over the Barranco de El Roque. An old camino real runs right alongside, one of the tracks that linked the hamlets before today's roads existed. A small car park at the base makes it an easy stop on a drive through the municipality.

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Mirador de Los Dragos

A viewpoint in the El Roque neighbourhood of Puntagorda, in north-western La Palma. A huge, emblematic dragon tree presides over the spot and gives it its name, and from here a magnificent view opens over the Barranco de El Roque. An old camino real runs right alongside, one of the tracks that linked the hamlets before today's roads existed. A small car park at the base makes it an easy stop on a drive through the municipality.

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Mirador Norte de Las Coloradas

An urban balcony in the Las Coloradas district, set on a volcanic hill inside the protected landscape of La Isleta, at the northern end of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its viewpoints give one of the best outlooks over the city and over the island's north coast, with the Atlantic opening up ahead. It is one of the capital's favourite spots for watching the sun go down, and it is reached on foot from the neighbourhood itself.

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Mirador Norte de Las Coloradas

An urban balcony in the Las Coloradas district, set on a volcanic hill inside the protected landscape of La Isleta, at the northern end of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its viewpoints give one of the best outlooks over the city and over the island's north coast, with the Atlantic opening up ahead. It is one of the capital's favourite spots for watching the sun go down, and it is reached on foot from the neighbourhood itself.

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Mirador de Manaderos

A roadside balcony above the ravine that drops from the summits towards San Sebastián de La Gomera, right beside the GM-1 at the mouth of the Aguajilva tunnels, around kilometre 7.5. From the railing four reservoirs line up along the valley floor (Llano de la Villa, Chejelipes, Izcagüe and Palacios), with the hamlets of Lomito Fragoso, Honduras and Chejelipes on the slopes. There is no car park of its own: you pull into the lay-by and walk a minute.

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Mirador de Manaderos

A roadside balcony above the ravine that drops from the summits towards San Sebastián de La Gomera, right beside the GM-1 at the mouth of the Aguajilva tunnels, around kilometre 7.5. From the railing four reservoirs line up along the valley floor (Llano de la Villa, Chejelipes, Izcagüe and Palacios), with the hamlets of Lomito Fragoso, Honduras and Chejelipes on the slopes. There is no car park of its own: you pull into the lay-by and walk a minute.

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Mirador de Las Breñas

On the northern edge of the La Primavera estate, Mirador de Las Breñas opens one of the widest panoramas in northern Tenerife: the island's peaks on one side, the Atlantic straight ahead. The platform covers 266.73 square metres on two levels, with planted terraces of endemic species. The Sendero de Las Breñas starts here, six kilometres down the cliff of the Costa de Acentejo protected landscape.

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Mirador de Las Breñas

On the northern edge of the La Primavera estate, Mirador de Las Breñas opens one of the widest panoramas in northern Tenerife: the island's peaks on one side, the Atlantic straight ahead. The platform covers 266.73 square metres on two levels, with planted terraces of endemic species. The Sendero de Las Breñas starts here, six kilometres down the cliff of the Costa de Acentejo protected landscape.

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Mirador El Mulato

Perched 687 metres up beside the GC-605 road, Mirador El Mulato looks straight into the head of the Barranco de Mogán. The valley falls away below and opens into a narrow window onto the Atlantic above the town, framed by the ridges of Tauro, Cruz de Mogán and Pinar de Ojeda. After dark it switches roles: this is one of Gran Canaria's astronomical viewpoints, with a clean southern horizon.

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Mirador El Mulato

Perched 687 metres up beside the GC-605 road, Mirador El Mulato looks straight into the head of the Barranco de Mogán. The valley falls away below and opens into a narrow window onto the Atlantic above the town, framed by the ridges of Tauro, Cruz de Mogán and Pinar de Ojeda. After dark it switches roles: this is one of Gran Canaria's astronomical viewpoints, with a clean southern horizon.

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Mirador Lomada del Camello

A viewpoint at around 620 metres above San Sebastián de La Gomera, on the road that leaves the capital towards the south of the island. From the platform you look over much of the town and its harbour, the ravine dropping to the sea and, on the horizon, the outline of Teide on Tenerife. There is parking and a recreation area at the viewpoint itself. The clearest panoramas come on days without calima haze.

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Mirador Lomada del Camello

A viewpoint at around 620 metres above San Sebastián de La Gomera, on the road that leaves the capital towards the south of the island. From the platform you look over much of the town and its harbour, the ravine dropping to the sea and, on the horizon, the outline of Teide on Tenerife. There is parking and a recreation area at the viewpoint itself. The clearest panoramas come on days without calima haze.

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Mirador de Morro Jable

The Mirador de Morro Jable looks out from the cliff edge of the old town, in the municipality of Pájara in southern Fuerteventura. From the railing you take in the old houses below, the seafront and the long Jandía shoreline, with Playa del Matorral, the protected saltmarsh and the lighthouse further along. It sits on Calle los Guanches, beside the church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen, and is reached on foot from the town itself.

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Mirador de Morro Jable

The Mirador de Morro Jable looks out from the cliff edge of the old town, in the municipality of Pájara in southern Fuerteventura. From the railing you take in the old houses below, the seafront and the long Jandía shoreline, with Playa del Matorral, the protected saltmarsh and the lighthouse further along. It sits on Calle los Guanches, beside the church of Nuestra Señora del Carmen, and is reached on foot from the town itself.

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Mirador de los Poleos

A roadside viewpoint fitted out by the island council in the upper part of Santiago del Teide, in north west Tenerife, with a small parking area beside it. It looks out over the badlands left by the eruption of the Boca Cangrejo volcano, with Teide rising behind and the Atlantic away to the west. A short spur of path links it to the routes towards Boca Cangrejo and the Chinyero special nature reserve.

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Mirador de los Poleos

A roadside viewpoint fitted out by the island council in the upper part of Santiago del Teide, in north west Tenerife, with a small parking area beside it. It looks out over the badlands left by the eruption of the Boca Cangrejo volcano, with Teide rising behind and the Atlantic away to the west. A short spur of path links it to the routes towards Boca Cangrejo and the Chinyero special nature reserve.

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Mirador de Mataznos

A roadside viewpoint at kilometre 19 of the TF-21, the road climbing from La Orotava towards Teide, at about 1,248 metres above sea level. It stands inside the Corona Forestal nature park among Canary pines, fayas, tree heath, rockrose and strawberry trees. The view takes in the whole Orotava valley, from El Rincón in Puerto de la Cruz across to the Tigaiga slope above Los Realejos. There is parking and there are interpretation panels.

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Mirador de Mataznos

A roadside viewpoint at kilometre 19 of the TF-21, the road climbing from La Orotava towards Teide, at about 1,248 metres above sea level. It stands inside the Corona Forestal nature park among Canary pines, fayas, tree heath, rockrose and strawberry trees. The view takes in the whole Orotava valley, from El Rincón in Puerto de la Cruz across to the Tigaiga slope above Los Realejos. There is parking and there are interpretation panels.

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Mirador de la Curva del Queso

A roadside viewpoint on one of the wide bends of the GM-1, between the Yorima and Arure tunnels, on the descent into Valle Gran Rey. The semicircular platform is shaped like a round cheese, which is where the name comes from. From the railing the whole valley opens up: terraced fields, palm groves and the road zigzagging down to La Calera and the shore. It sits roughly 550 metres above the sea.

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Mirador de la Curva del Queso

A roadside viewpoint on one of the wide bends of the GM-1, between the Yorima and Arure tunnels, on the descent into Valle Gran Rey. The semicircular platform is shaped like a round cheese, which is where the name comes from. From the railing the whole valley opens up: terraced fields, palm groves and the road zigzagging down to La Calera and the shore. It sits roughly 550 metres above the sea.

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Mirador de Cofete

The Cofete viewpoint looks out over one of the most isolated scenes in Fuerteventura: Cofete beach, fourteen kilometres of fine white sand protected by the bulk of the Jandía mountains. It lies in the municipality of Pájara, inside a protected natural area covering almost the whole Jandía peninsula, formed by the island's oldest volcanic massif. Access is by unpaved track, a journey of roughly an hour and a half.

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Mirador de Cofete

The Cofete viewpoint looks out over one of the most isolated scenes in Fuerteventura: Cofete beach, fourteen kilometres of fine white sand protected by the bulk of the Jandía mountains. It lies in the municipality of Pájara, inside a protected natural area covering almost the whole Jandía peninsula, formed by the island's oldest volcanic massif. Access is by unpaved track, a journey of roughly an hour and a half.

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Mirador de las Narices del Teide

The Narices del Teide viewpoint looks out over the eruptive vents of the last eruption recorded inside the National Park, that of the Chahorra volcano in 1798, which lasted ninety-nine days and was the last the islands saw until well into the following century. From here you see the black flow that ran down the flank of Pico Viejo, a crater eight hundred metres wide, and the contrast between that recent lava and the rest of Las Cañadas.

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Mirador de las Narices del Teide

The Narices del Teide viewpoint looks out over the eruptive vents of the last eruption recorded inside the National Park, that of the Chahorra volcano in 1798, which lasted ninety-nine days and was the last the islands saw until well into the following century. From here you see the black flow that ran down the flank of Pico Viejo, a crater eight hundred metres wide, and the contrast between that recent lava and the rest of Las Cañadas.

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Mirador de Sámara

The Sámara viewpoint sits on the Boca Tauce road, the TF-38, at kilometre 7.5, and marks the western entrance to Teide National Park. Facing it rises Montaña de Samara, a volcanic cone with a striking profile whose crater is open to visitors. The PNT 13 trail starts here, a loop over dark layers of tephra that is largely flat with a few gentle slopes. Parking spaces at the viewpoint are limited.

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Mirador de Sámara

The Sámara viewpoint sits on the Boca Tauce road, the TF-38, at kilometre 7.5, and marks the western entrance to Teide National Park. Facing it rises Montaña de Samara, a volcanic cone with a striking profile whose crater is open to visitors. The PNT 13 trail starts here, a loop over dark layers of tephra that is largely flat with a few gentle slopes. Parking spaces at the viewpoint are limited.

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Mirador de los Roques

A viewpoint on the GM-2 road, on the stretch that crosses the surroundings of Garajonay National Park, facing the group of rock towers formed by Agando, Ojila, La Zarcita and Carmona. These are solidified volcanic conduits left standing once erosion carried away the softer material around them, and from here they line up one behind the other. The stop is a roadside one and takes only a few minutes. Trade wind cloud can cover the rocks within minutes, so an early view is usually the clearest.

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Mirador de los Roques

A viewpoint on the GM-2 road, on the stretch that crosses the surroundings of Garajonay National Park, facing the group of rock towers formed by Agando, Ojila, La Zarcita and Carmona. These are solidified volcanic conduits left standing once erosion carried away the softer material around them, and from here they line up one behind the other. The stop is a roadside one and takes only a few minutes. Trade wind cloud can cover the rocks within minutes, so an early view is usually the clearest.

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Mirador de la Montaña de Arucas

A viewpoint on the summit of a 412 metre volcanic cone above Arucas, with four stone balconies facing the four cardinal points. From the top the whole north of Gran Canaria unfolds, from La Isleta to Montaña de Gáldar, with banana plantations below and Teide on the horizon on clear days. You can drive up or walk from the town.

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Mirador de la Montaña de Arucas

A viewpoint on the summit of a 412 metre volcanic cone above Arucas, with four stone balconies facing the four cardinal points. From the top the whole north of Gran Canaria unfolds, from La Isleta to Montaña de Gáldar, with banana plantations below and Teide on the horizon on clear days. You can drive up or walk from the town.

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Mirador de Vallebrón

A balcony over north-western Fuerteventura from the slope of Montaña de la Muda, in La Oliva, with the solitary Montaña de Tindaya as its main subject. It carries one of the eight public telescopes installed around the island. Below it lies the protected landscape of Vallebrón, with its knife-edge ridge and dry-stone field terraces.

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Mirador de Vallebrón

A balcony over north-western Fuerteventura from the slope of Montaña de la Muda, in La Oliva, with the solitary Montaña de Tindaya as its main subject. It carries one of the eight public telescopes installed around the island. Below it lies the protected landscape of Vallebrón, with its knife-edge ridge and dry-stone field terraces.

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Mirador Cruz Grande

A pass viewpoint on the GC-60 in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, with a double outlook: the Caldera de Tirajana on one side, the Chira basin and the Pinar de Pilancones on the other. It is also a historic crossroads of old paths and one of the busiest trailheads in the southern highlands. Part of the official Red de Miradores of Gran Canaria.

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Mirador Cruz Grande

A pass viewpoint on the GC-60 in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, with a double outlook: the Caldera de Tirajana on one side, the Chira basin and the Pinar de Pilancones on the other. It is also a historic crossroads of old paths and one of the busiest trailheads in the southern highlands. Part of the official Red de Miradores of Gran Canaria.

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Mirador del Salmo

A roadside viewpoint in the municipality of Pájara, looking down on the lagoon and sandbar of Playa de Sotavento. The tide redraws the water completely, so it never looks the same twice. Its rainbow bench has become one of the most photographed corners in the south of Fuerteventura.

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Mirador del Salmo

A roadside viewpoint in the municipality of Pájara, looking down on the lagoon and sandbar of Playa de Sotavento. The tide redraws the water completely, so it never looks the same twice. Its rainbow bench has become one of the most photographed corners in the south of Fuerteventura.

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Mirador de Los Helechos

Viewpoint at 557 metres in the municipality of Haría, in northern Lanzarote, taking in the village and the so called valley of a thousand palms. There is a restaurant serving Canarian cooking on site.

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Mirador de Los Helechos

Viewpoint at 557 metres in the municipality of Haría, in northern Lanzarote, taking in the village and the so called valley of a thousand palms. There is a restaurant serving Canarian cooking on site.

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Mirador de La Corona

Roadside viewpoint above Icod el Alto, in Los Realejos, looking out over the whole Orotava Valley and the fertile north western coast of Tenerife. It is also a well used paragliding launch site.

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Mirador de La Corona

Roadside viewpoint above Icod el Alto, in Los Realejos, looking out over the whole Orotava Valley and the fertile north western coast of Tenerife. It is also a well used paragliding launch site.

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Mirador Piedra de la Rosa

Roadside viewpoint at kilometre 22.5 of the TF-21, on the climb from La Orotava towards Teide. It pairs a clear view of the volcano with the rosette shaped basalt formation behind its name.

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Mirador Piedra de la Rosa

Roadside viewpoint at kilometre 22.5 of the TF-21, on the climb from La Orotava towards Teide. It pairs a clear view of the volcano with the rosette shaped basalt formation behind its name.

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Mirador de Tajuya

Viewpoint at El Paso over the 2021 Tajogaite lava flow, with the new cone and the Aridane valley in sight, on La Palma.

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Mirador de Tajuya

Viewpoint at El Paso over the 2021 Tajogaite lava flow, with the new cone and the Aridane valley in sight, on La Palma.

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Faro de Fuencaliente

Two lighthouses side by side at the southern tip of La Palma, in Fuencaliente, beside working salt pans and an open volcanic landscape.

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Faro de Fuencaliente

Two lighthouses side by side at the southern tip of La Palma, in Fuencaliente, beside working salt pans and an open volcanic landscape.

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Mirador del Risco de las Peñas

Natural viewpoint over the ancient Betancuria massif, near Vega de Río Palmas and inside the Betancuria Rural Park, on Fuerteventura.

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Mirador del Risco de las Peñas

Natural viewpoint over the ancient Betancuria massif, near Vega de Río Palmas and inside the Betancuria Rural Park, on Fuerteventura.

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Mirador Altos de Baracán

Viewpoint on the ridge of the Teno massif, on the TF-436 road towards Masca, in the municipality of Buenavista del Norte on Tenerife.

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Mirador Altos de Baracán

Viewpoint on the ridge of the Teno massif, on the TF-436 road towards Masca, in the municipality of Buenavista del Norte on Tenerife.

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Mirador de Porís de Candelaria

Clifftop viewpoint in Tijarafe looking down on Porís de Candelaria, a cluster of white houses set inside a natural cave some 50 metres high on the north-west coast of La Palma.

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Mirador de Porís de Candelaria

Clifftop viewpoint in Tijarafe looking down on Porís de Candelaria, a cluster of white houses set inside a natural cave some 50 metres high on the north-west coast of La Palma.

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Mirador de La Garañona

Viewpoint inside the town centre of El Sauzal, above the cliffs of the Acentejo coast, looking down on Playa de La Garañona, with a bar-cafeteria and parking.

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Mirador de La Garañona

Viewpoint inside the town centre of El Sauzal, above the cliffs of the Acentejo coast, looking down on Playa de La Garañona, with a bar-cafeteria and parking.

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Mirador de Jinama

Glass viewpoint at 1,250 metres over the El Golfo valley.

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Mirador de Jinama

Glass viewpoint at 1,250 metres over the El Golfo valley.

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Mirador de Igualero

Viewpoint at 1,300 metres over Valle Gran Rey and Garajonay Park.

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Mirador de Igualero

Viewpoint at 1,300 metres over Valle Gran Rey and Garajonay Park.

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Mirador de Haría

Viewpoint over the Valley of a Thousand Palms, bearing Cesar Manrique's mark.

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Mirador de Haría

Viewpoint over the Valley of a Thousand Palms, bearing Cesar Manrique's mark.

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Mirador de la Concepción

Balcony 600 metres above Santa Cruz de La Palma and its harbour.

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Mirador de la Concepción

Balcony 600 metres above Santa Cruz de La Palma and its harbour.

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Mirador de Garachico

Panoramic balcony over the town of Garachico and its islet on the north coast.

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Mirador de Garachico

Panoramic balcony over the town of Garachico and its islet on the north coast.

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Mirador de La Ruleta

The most visited viewpoint in Teide National Park, next to the Roques de Garcia.

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Mirador de La Ruleta

The most visited viewpoint in Teide National Park, next to the Roques de Garcia.

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Mirador El Guriete

An official viewpoint on Gran Canaria's Mirador Network, beside the GC-65 in Santa Lucía de Tirajana, with sweeping views over the island's inland valleys and ravines.

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Mirador El Guriete

An official viewpoint on Gran Canaria's Mirador Network, beside the GC-65 in Santa Lucía de Tirajana, with sweeping views over the island's inland valleys and ravines.

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Mirador de Jardina

The first viewpoint at the gateway to the Anaga Rural Park, with sweeping views over La Laguna, Los Rodeos airport and, on clear days, Mount Teide.

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Mirador de Jardina

The first viewpoint at the gateway to the Anaga Rural Park, with sweeping views over La Laguna, Los Rodeos airport and, on clear days, Mount Teide.

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Los Azulejos de Veneguera (Fuente de los Azulejos)

Coloured rock formation beside the GC-200 in Mogán: a roadside viewpoint with parking; there are no pools or bathing spots here.

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Los Azulejos de Veneguera (Fuente de los Azulejos)

Coloured rock formation beside the GC-200 in Mogán: a roadside viewpoint with parking; there are no pools or bathing spots here.

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Mirador Cruz de Tejeda

A summit viewpoint at 1,580 m in the geographic centre of Gran Canaria, with views of the Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga and a starting point for many hiking routes.

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Mirador Cruz de Tejeda

A summit viewpoint at 1,580 m in the geographic centre of Gran Canaria, with views of the Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga and a starting point for many hiking routes.

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Mirador de Unamuno

Viewpoint in Artenara, Gran Canaria's highest village, dedicated to the writer Miguel de Unamuno, looking towards Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga.

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Mirador de Unamuno

Viewpoint in Artenara, Gran Canaria's highest village, dedicated to the writer Miguel de Unamuno, looking towards Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga.

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Mirador Roque de La Bonanza

Viewpoint on the eastern coast of El Hierro overlooking the Roque de la Bonanza, a striking volcanic sea stack rising off the Las Playas valley.

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Mirador Roque de La Bonanza

Viewpoint on the eastern coast of El Hierro overlooking the Roque de la Bonanza, a striking volcanic sea stack rising off the Las Playas valley.

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Mirador de Los Andenes

High-mountain viewpoint on the rim of the Caldera de Taburiente, overlooking the volcanic amphitheatre and, on clear days, Tenerife's Teide.

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Mirador de Los Andenes

High-mountain viewpoint on the rim of the Caldera de Taburiente, overlooking the volcanic amphitheatre and, on clear days, Tenerife's Teide.

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Mirador Guise y Ayose

A viewpoint atop the pass towards Betancuria, with two large statues of the aboriginal kings Guise and Ayose and views over the valley.

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Mirador Guise y Ayose

A viewpoint atop the pass towards Betancuria, with two large statues of the aboriginal kings Guise and Ayose and views over the valley.

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El Charco de San Ginés

Natural seawater lagoon in the heart of Arrecife, ringed by fishermen's houses and remodelled following César Manrique's ideas.

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El Charco de San Ginés

Natural seawater lagoon in the heart of Arrecife, ringed by fishermen's houses and remodelled following César Manrique's ideas.

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Mirador del Molino

Viewpoint in Artenara, the highest village in Gran Canaria, overlooking the caldera and Roque Bentayga.

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Mirador del Molino

Viewpoint in Artenara, the highest village in Gran Canaria, overlooking the caldera and Roque Bentayga.

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Mirador Degollada de Becerra

Mountain viewpoint in Tejeda overlooking Roque Nublo and the central caldera of Gran Canaria.

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Mirador Degollada de Becerra

Mountain viewpoint in Tejeda overlooking Roque Nublo and the central caldera of Gran Canaria.

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Mirador El Lance

Viewpoint in Los Realejos overlooking the north coast of Tenerife and the La Orotava valley.

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Mirador El Lance

Viewpoint in Los Realejos overlooking the north coast of Tenerife and the La Orotava valley.

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Mirador de la Centinela

A stone watchtower in the south, gazing over a plain dotted with volcanic cones.

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Mirador de la Centinela

A stone watchtower in the south, gazing over a plain dotted with volcanic cones.

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Mirador de Ortuño

The first grand balcony toward Teide as you climb through the ridge pine forest.

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Mirador de Ortuño

The first grand balcony toward Teide as you climb through the ridge pine forest.

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Faro de la Entallada

Historic lighthouse on a 200-metre cliff at Fuerteventura's closest point to Africa, with views over the south-east coast.

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Faro de la Entallada

Historic lighthouse on a 200-metre cliff at Fuerteventura's closest point to Africa, with views over the south-east coast.

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Mirador del Balcón (Andén Verde)

Glass-fronted clifftop viewpoint on the west coast, overlooking the Anden Verde, the ocean and, on clear days, Tenerife.

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Mirador del Balcón (Andén Verde)

Glass-fronted clifftop viewpoint on the west coast, overlooking the Anden Verde, the ocean and, on clear days, Tenerife.

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Mirador de Cherfe

Viewpoint at 1,100 m in the Teno Rural Park, with 360º panoramic views over the west of the island.

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Mirador de Cherfe

Viewpoint at 1,100 m in the Teno Rural Park, with 360º panoramic views over the west of the island.

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Mirador de la Cumbrecita

A natural balcony at about 1,287 m in El Paso overlooking the Caldera de Taburiente, with views over the vast amphitheatre of ravines and pine forests.

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Mirador de la Cumbrecita

A natural balcony at about 1,287 m in El Paso overlooking the Caldera de Taburiente, with views over the vast amphitheatre of ravines and pine forests.

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Mirador de Abrante

Glass-floor viewpoint over Agulo, La Gomera.

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Mirador de Abrante

Glass-floor viewpoint over Agulo, La Gomera.

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Mirador de Archipenque

Viewpoint on the TF-454 road, on the descent towards Puerto Santiago in the municipality of Santiago del Teide. It looks out over the Los Gigantes cliffs and the coastal town with its marina; to the right stands the lighthouse of Punta de Teno, and on clear evenings La Gomera appears on the horizon. There is parking and an interpretation panel.

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Mirador de Archipenque

Viewpoint on the TF-454 road, on the descent towards Puerto Santiago in the municipality of Santiago del Teide. It looks out over the Los Gigantes cliffs and the coastal town with its marina; to the right stands the lighthouse of Punta de Teno, and on clear evenings La Gomera appears on the horizon. There is parking and an interpretation panel.

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Mirador de Humboldt

Balcony over the Orotava Valley with views of the banana plantations, coast and Teide, where the naturalist Humboldt paused.

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Mirador de Humboldt

Balcony over the Orotava Valley with views of the banana plantations, coast and Teide, where the naturalist Humboldt paused.

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Mirador El Time

Cliff-top viewpoint in Tijarafe overlooking the Aridane valley, the Las Angustias ravine and Tazacorte harbour.

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Mirador El Time

Cliff-top viewpoint in Tijarafe overlooking the Aridane valley, the Las Angustias ravine and Tazacorte harbour.

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Montaña Amarilla

Ochre volcanic cone with views in southwestern La Graciosa.

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Montaña Amarilla

Ochre volcanic cone with views in southwestern La Graciosa.

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Mirador de La Asomadita (de La Hila)

A lookout over the bay of San Sebastián de La Gomera, in the island capital, with parking, public transport and places to eat in the surroundings. The calm of the bay spread out below is deceptive: in the past, and far too often, the people of the town had to learn to watch the sea with fear, because that was the direction the raids of pirates and corsairs came from. The same bay is where the ships of Christopher Columbus put in.

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Mirador de La Asomadita (de La Hila)

A lookout over the bay of San Sebastián de La Gomera, in the island capital, with parking, public transport and places to eat in the surroundings. The calm of the bay spread out below is deceptive: in the past, and far too often, the people of the town had to learn to watch the sea with fear, because that was the direction the raids of pirates and corsairs came from. The same bay is where the ships of Christopher Columbus put in.

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Mirador de Veneguera

Free roadside viewpoint over the Veneguera ravine on the GC-200 between Mogán and La Aldea; it is often very windy.

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Mirador de Veneguera

Free roadside viewpoint over the Veneguera ravine on the GC-200 between Mogán and La Aldea; it is often very windy.

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Mirador de El Risco de Famara - Parque El Bosquecillo

Viewpoint at almost 600 metres over Famara beach, the Chinijo islands and La Graciosa, set in a replanted pine wood.

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Mirador de El Risco de Famara - Parque El Bosquecillo

Viewpoint at almost 600 metres over Famara beach, the Chinijo islands and La Graciosa, set in a replanted pine wood.

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