Montañas del Fuego

The Montañas del Fuego spans 392.9 hectares within Timanfaya National Park, featuring multiple volcanic cones and extensive lava formations across the landscape.

Between 1730 and 1736, a series of volcanic eruptions formed this geological complex, which was later designated as a Natural Monument in 1994.

The site contains El Diablo restaurant at Islote de Hilario, where traditional Canarian dishes are prepared using the natural heat from volcanic activities.

Visitors can access the monument through guided tours that explain the geological formations and demonstrate the intense ground temperatures reaching 400°C at shallow depths.

The volcanic soil maintains temperatures of 600°C at 10 meters depth, creating natural phenomena that continue to shape this geological formation.

Location: Yaiza, Las Palmas

Location: Tinajo

Part of: Timanfaya National Park

GPS coordinates: 29.00300,-13.75000

Latest update: March 10, 2025 06:57