Agulo
A small town on a cliff-top terrace on the north coast. Its red-tiled roofs, white walls and stone lanes have earned it a reputation as the island's most beautiful village, facing Tenerife's Teide across the sea.
Agulo sits on a terrace embraced by cliffs on the north coast. The old town retains stone-paved lanes and traditional houses from the 17th and 18th centuries, with green window frames and red-tiled roofs set against steep cliffs. In front, across the sea, you can see Tenerife's Teide. The town has the Church of San Marcos and some quiet cafés, and trails nearby lead to the national park. Above the town is the Mirador de Abrante glass viewpoint. Free. It suits a half-day trip together with the Hermigua Valley.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mirador de Abrante
- Hermigua Valley
- El Cedro Forest & Waterfall
- Roque Cano
- Garajonay National Park
- Roque de Agando
- Los Órganos
- Alto de Garajonay