Fuerteventura’s sacred, magic mountain Tindaya Mountain is situated in the north-east of Fuerteventura, close to La Oliva. The original aboriginal inhabitants of Fuerteventura considered Tindaya to be a sacred mountain with magical properties, which is evident from the morethan 300 engravings in the shape of a foot at the base – these are of great archaeological value. This solitary mountain, 400 meters high and sculpted by the passing of time, really stands out in Fuerteventura’s typically dry, flat landscape.
Trails and mysterious landscapes on Tindaya On the south-west crest of Tindaya there is a path that allows visitors the chance to get up-close to the mountain and to really appreciate its beautiful colours. The landscape that circles this sacred mountain is impregnated with a sense of peace and mystery, and there is a tiny village found at the base, to the south, where you will find some shops and restaurants. Attention: You are not allowed to climb the mountain!
