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The exclusive Tivoli La Caleta Tenerife Resort makes it very easy to enjoy a perfect vacation. In addition to its excellent location in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, it offers several merits that place it at the top of ideal resorts for families: three large outdoor swimming pools, incredible tropical gardens, a play area for both kids and adults, a highly acclaimed spa, and comprehensive sports facilities. And on top of all that, magnificent views of La Gomera.

Right in the parking area of Mirador Lomo Negro I, there is a sign indicating the “Network of Natural Trails” marking section 1: Verodal - El Sabinar. Entering this trail, heading towards El Sabinar, about 390 meters in, is the Mirador de Lomo Negro II, which offers a view of various volcanic eruptions with a spectacular display of color; Lomo Negro and the explosive, hydromagmatic eruption of La Tosca Mountain.

From this viewpoint you can enjoy a panoramic image of the largest saltwork architecture in the Canary Islands: the Janubio Saltworks. Here, salt has been collected in a traditional, artisanal manner for over 100 years. They are the only saltworks on the island of Lanzarote. In addition, they were declared a Site of Scientific Interest due to the passage of migratory birds.

In El Golfo, in the south of Lanzarote, lies one of the island’s most singular vantage points, the El Golfo Viewpoint. The volcanic cliffs, the green lagoon and the waves breaking just a few metres away offer a unique experience for the senses. The viewpoint connects with a path that goes down to the beach of El Golfo, where one can enjoy the scenery by the seashore.

The bright and cloudless skies and the small amount of rainfall mean that there are sunny days with many hours of sunlight.

Los Helechos Viewpoint affords comprehensive views of the village of Haría, popularly known as “the valley of the thousand palm trees”. A green landscape dotted with the white of Lanzarote’s typical architecture and cradled by the tranquillity of the rural environment.

Halfway between the villages of Yé and Máguez, in the north of Lanzarote, we find the Guinate Viewpoint: an enclave at an altitude of 500 metres with privileged views of the Chinijo Archipelago and the vast Atlantic horizon. The waters here are home to Europe’s largest marine reserve, 700 km² of protected natural space teeming with underwater life and volcanic scenery.