Roque de Jama

Roque de Jama stands as one of those natural treasures that reconnects you with the wild beauty of Tenerife. This natural monument rising 781 meters above sea level emerges as a spectacular geomorphological formation in Arona, offering a perfect escape for hiking enthusiasts and panoramic view seekers. The ascent, taking approximately half an hour, rewards you with absolutely majestic views of the island's south, encompassing Valle San Lorenzo and surrounding neighborhoods in a visual display worth every step of the journey.

Although the trail isn't officially certified, it has become a pilgrimage point for those seeking to connect with the area's most authentic nature. Accessible 24 hours a day, this protected enclave within the Canary Network of Protected Natural Areas stands out for its landscape uniqueness and remarkable geological interest. Visitors agree that reaching the summit rewards the soul, even on cloudy days when the landscape takes on an even more dramatic and photogenic character.