Welcome! We invite you to register.
Titolo 4
Avistamiento de aves Corona Forestal
Corona forestal
Birdwatching in the Corona Forestal is one of the most authentic ways to experience the natural heart of Tenerife. This immense green belt surrounding Teide National Park is a sanctuary for endemic and migratory species, where birdwatchers can enjoy a serene, diverse, and surprisingly vibrant environment.
Along the trails of the Canary Island pine forest, it's common to spot Teide blue finches, one of the island's most iconic birds, easily recognizable by their intense blue color and melodious song. You can also see sparrowhawks, which elegantly soar through the forest skies; woodpeckers, which can be heard tapping on tree trunks in search of insects; and a wide variety of birds of prey, from kestrels to owls and falcons.
The black-backed pigeon and the white-throated pigeon, both endemic to the Canary Islands, can be seen in the most leafy areas, feeding on laurel berries and offering a natural spectacle of flight and color. Alongside them, blue tits, blackbirds, and warblers complete the forest chorus.
The atmosphere is quiet and fresh: the air smells of resin, clouds filter through the pines, and the sound of wings breaks the stillness of the landscape. Beyond the simple sighting, the experience has a strong educational and ecological component, helping to understand how the conservation of forest habitats allows these species to survive.
Ideal for those seeking an experience distinct from the beach or the city, birdwatching in the Corona Forestal offers a deep connection with Tenerife's nature, combining tranquility, beauty, and knowledge. Every glance at the sky can reveal a different winged story.
Mess conferma
Nome Utente
Testo della recensione
1
Commenti
Mess.conferma
Where to eat
Delisu
If you come to Delisú, I'm telling you: you'll very likely want to go back. It's one of my favorite places for breakfast or brunch in Adeje when I'm craving something different and well-made. Everything is homemade and Colombian, from the grilled arepas filled with various ingredients to the buñuelos, empanadas, and sweets. The products are excellent, the service is friendly, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality they offer.
What to see
La Hoya
The hamlet of La Hoya, in San Miguel de Abona, is one of those places that helps you understand what life was like in southern Tenerife before tourism. Declared a Site of Cultural Interest as an Ethnological Site, it preserves traditional architecture, historic paths, water sources, and agricultural terraces in a rural setting that has changed very little over time.
Activities
Finca Ecológica Alma de Trevejos
The Alma de Trevejos Organic Farm in Vilaflor combines winemaking tradition, sustainable agriculture, and respect for Canarian biodiversity. Nestled among Listán and Negra Mol vines, a semi-buried winery dating back to 1950, and a small "Noah's Ark" filled with native species, it offers visitors a unique experience that unites landscape, wine, and nature in a high-mountain setting.
Beaches
Nightlife
Shopping
Mercado del Agricultor del Valle de San Lorenzo
The San Lorenzo Valley Farmers Market, in the municipality of Arona, is a space where local farmers and artisans offer fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, wines, and traditional pastries directly to the public. With a warm and authentic atmosphere, it is an ideal place for those seeking fresh, quality products, while supporting the local economy and the agricultural traditions of southern Tenerife.
Sports
Circuito Motocross
The San Miguel de Abona Motocross Circuit is one of Tenerife's premier motocross venues. Its technically designed volcanic terrain combines jumps, tight turns, and fast sections, offering fun for both experienced and beginner riders. Located in an arid environment overlooking the sea, it is a popular meeting point for motorsports enthusiasts, with a local atmosphere, training sessions, and competitions throughout the year.
Trekking
El Sombrero de Chasna
The Sombrero de Chasna Route is a trail that leads to one of the most iconic mountains in southern Tenerife, renowned for its distinctive profile. From its summit, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Teide, the Ucanca Valley, and the southern coast. It is a high-mountain route that combines history, volcanic landscapes, and the pastoral traditions that shaped life on these peaks.