Tenerife might be best known for its seaside resorts, but it’s also home to some gorgeous scenery. The most popular destination for holidaymakers seeking a day away from the sand and sea is Teide National Park, which includes the highest peak in all of Spain and its territories, rising 3,718m above the island.

Millions of people visit the park every year, but hikers will soon need to pay an ‘eco tax’ in order to access Teide's most popular walking routes. This includes the path leading to the volcano at the centre of the grounds, and Trail 10 (Telesforo Bravo), which leads to the summit.

The cost will range from €10 to €25, and will depend on the route and whether you are going with a guide or not. Solo hikes will cost more: a non-guided walk on Trail 10 will cost €15, whereas the guide

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