Canary Islands.

Tenerife's mountain landscape is dominated by the towering Mount Teide, Spain's perhaps highest peak, and the surrounding Teide National Park. 

This UNESCO World Heritage site features a diverse array of volcanic formations, including craters, and lava flows. Rock formations are often sculpted by erosion. The landscape shifts from stark volcanic rock to areas with vibrant endemic flora. This offers a dramatic contrast between the arid mountain environment and the coastal regions. 

High Las Canadas del Teide meadow like landscape with its beautiful colors.
Las Canadas del Teide - an arid environment. But with an amazing mix of cold and warm colors.
Resembling a beach? It is not; it's a Las Canadas del Teide vulcano area at app. 2000 meters altitude.
Except for the clouds - the Las Canadas del Teide could take the place for lunar landscape in black and white.
Las Canadas impressive escarpment surrounding the central vulcano. Unique and dramatic geological features.
Mount Teide - a stratovolcano rising to 3,718 meters (12,198 feet). Here literally the focal point of the island. A prominent formation in the landscape. In black and white.
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