Fasnia

Located in the middle Teide National Park we can see the interesting viewpoint of the Corral del Niño. This picturesque place with enviable views is located at PK 38 on the TF-24 road on the left and the Cabezón de Izaña, within the municipal district of Fasnia. From the Mirador del Corral del Niño you can see perfectly the astro-physical observation towers. Right in front of the viewpoint you can see behind the first nearby plain that bears his name, the spectacular Llano de El Rio which is closed by a set of volcanic cones of intense black color emerged in historical times. In the area there are many hiking routes that connect with other points of interest such as Montaña Limón, Volcán de Fasnia or Igueque.

The Hermitage of San Joaquin is located in the Canarian town of Fasnia, this temple was built in the seventeenth century, the most outstanding element of the hermitage is its beautiful arch, at present it is necessary to emphasize that its ruins are known as the Old Church. At present only three walls are conserved, mentioning a half point arch. The Ermita de San Joaquín is one of the prides of Fasnia.

The Site of Scientific Interest of the Cliff of La Hondura is located in the municipality of Fasnia. This Cliff is formed by an interesting accumulation of castings and pyroclastics of the Series II finalized by a mantle of pumitical materials later coming from the Cañada Series. The Acantilado de La Hondura has an altitude of about 30 meters above sea level and a length of about 2500 meters. In the area you can find small coves and some barranquillos that will surprise visitors a lot. You can find some threatened species such as the Pineapple of the Sea (Atractylis preauxiana), an endemic species of Tenerife and Gran Canarias. Other more common species are the Sweet Tabaibas, (Euphorbia Balsamifera), Balos (Plovama pendula)

In Fasnia one of the most beautiful and interesting places is Playa de Los Roques. From this place you have wonderful views of a small marine population nucleus that belongs to Fasnia. This small fishing village is surrounded by two giant structures known as Roques, specifically with the name of El Roque de Dentro and Roque de Fuera, which refers to the proximity of the shore. The Los Roques beach in Fasnia has a small promenade that gives access to the beach itself. The bathing area has a dimension of about 70 meters in length with a width that varies on average usually about 14 meters. It is a quiet beach, there are usually native visitors, many tourists pass by and do not access it, which makes it a perfect place to relax. In antiquity Los Roques was a ship pier for both goods entry and exit, this was until the early twentieth century. Nearby you will find other interesting points such as Playa del Abrigo, Chinchorro Beach, Charco La Tosca, Charco de Las Mujeres and Playa Zapata. You can even take nature routes such as the Fasnia coastal path or the descent of the La Linde Ravine.