Roque Cinchado

Roque Cinchado is far more than just a rock formation: it's the natural symbol of Tenerife and an essential stop on any visit to Teide National Park. Located at around 1,700 meters altitude in the heart of the island, this emblematic volcanic rock is part of the spectacular Roques de García ensemble, rising majestically in the middle of the Ucanca plain. Its distinctive silhouette once graced the old thousand peseta bill, demonstrating its iconic value for the Canarian people.

This impressive natural monument offers a unique volcanic landscape that leaves no one indifferent. During daylight, its peculiar shape—sculpted by wind and time—creates an incomparable photographic setting with Mount Teide as backdrop. But the magic multiplies after sunset: Roque Cinchado becomes the perfect spot to witness one of the world's finest starry skies, where the Milky Way shines with unmatched intensity. A breathtaking volcanic corner that captures the geological essence and natural beauty of Tenerife in one unforgettable place.