US EditionTenerife set to charge for access to Teide National Park and Spain’s highest peak
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Entrance to Teide National Park in Tenerife will be partially charged from next year. The most visited natural attraction in the Canary Islands is visited by over four million people a year, but some tourists are causing damage through their irresponsible behavior. This is to be compensated for by a so-called ecological tax, which will amount to up to 25 euros (over 600 crowns).
Tenerife set to charge for access to Teide National Park and Spain’s highest peak
The most visited natural park in Europe is set to introduce tourist fees from 1 January 2026, as part of efforts to protect biodiversity and enhance the visitor experience. Tenerife’s Teide National Park, home to Spain’s tallest peak, Mount Teide. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007 thanks to its exceptional volcanic landscapes and geological significance, the 3,718-metre Mount Teide and its park attracted five million visitors in 2024, 89% …
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