Masca and Los Gigantes Cliffs Landscapes

Los Gigantes Cliffs - a must-see destination during your holidays in Tenerife

Literal translation as the ‘cliffs of the Giants’, the magnificent cliffs rise between 500-800 meters above the sea and are a must-watch in Tenerife. The Guanches (earliest settlers of Tenerife) called the spot as the ‘Wall of Hell’, expect a chilling view to behold. Swallow up the scenery as part of a day trip to Los Gigante’s town where you can enjoy snorkelling, paddle-boarding, diving, kayaking, and dolphin & whale-watching trips around the cliffs. The remarkable Los Gigantes is a must-see destination on the west coast of Tenerife. Huge cliffs plunge into the warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean from between 985 and 1,967 feet (300 and 600 metres). Los Gigantes Cliffs are every photographer’s dream. This is a perfect place for family pictures with amazing, natural, landscape background. While being beautiful at any time of the day, they proved to be shot best at sunset, when gentle sunrays light them up with warm colours.

Masca is one of the most picturesque parts of the island

This awesome sight really is something to behold and is the main attraction to this coastal town, which is a popular spot for a day trip or cruise. Appreciate the varied colours and textures of these breathtaking looming cliffs that have given this resort its name — the giants. The dramatic precipices can be seen from anywhere in this seaside town but a great way to explore their magnitude is to get up close. Take one of the many boat trips on offer from the sophisticated marina where you will also find a good selection of restaurants and bars offering lovely views over the turquoise waters as well as good food.

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