Tenerife is visible from north to south when observed from the top of La Palma. What is interesting is when the observations is closer to sea level, Tenerife appears to be separated into two different islands.
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| Simulated view from El Roque de los Muchachos (2426 m) with https://www.peakfinder.org. |
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| Tenerife with some snow on the Teide, from a location near Pico Birigoyo. |
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| El Teide partly hidden by a cloud layer, seen from Santa Cruz de La Palma. |
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| El Teide above the cloud layer, seen from La Ruta de los Volcanes. |
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| The northern part of Tenerife from Santa Cruz de La Palma. |
In May 2024, Juanjo enjoyed excellent visibility conditions to create this amazing pictures of the Teide.
El Teide desde la Palma en una fantástica tarde de Mayo. 133KM de distancia y 3.718M sobre el mar. @tiempobrasero @CabLaPalma @InnovaLaPalma @Efemeridesmeteo @MZvenigovo @aquilatierratve pic.twitter.com/YpjQAhHJ1E
— Juanjo (@astro_jj_) May 13, 2024