Visit to the San Blas Environmental Reserve

The San Blas Environmental Reserve is a real treasure on the island of Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, which combines an impressive natural and cultural wealth. With more than 500,000 m² of protected space, this enclave allows visitors to delve into the volcanic history of the island, discover endemic species of flora and fauna, and observe the vestiges of human interaction with the territory from the Guanches to the present day.

A unique natural and cultural legacy

San Blas has remained practically intact for hundreds of thousands of years, which has allowed the conservation of unique ecosystems. Studies conducted in the area highlight its archeological, biological, geological and historical value. This place illustrates how humans, plants and animals coexisted in balance, leaving a legacy that today is presented as a model of conservation.

The orography of the place is especially striking, with geological formations that are not only visually spectacular, but also influenced human activities over the centuries. San Blas represents the fusion of natural, cultural and landscape values, making it an emblematic example of heritage conservation.

An experience for the senses

The visit to the Reserve includes a tour of the Interpretation Center, where visitors receive an introduction to the richness of the place. Afterwards, a specialized guide accompanies them on a two-hour tour of the natural area. During this experience, participants discover in an interactive and rigorous way the secrets of the history, nature and culture of Tenerife, making the visit a unique opportunity to connect with the past and present of the island.