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The Tidal Waterspout of Los Cancajos

La Palma, Spain

Marvel at this massive waterspout fueled by the incoming tide.  

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Journeying downhill along Calle la Corvina, far from the main cafes of Los Cancajos, you may hear the sound of a waterspout at high tide. This tidal spout can shoot well over 16 feet( five meters) into the air, offering amazing photographic opportunities. The spout is at one end of a promenade, which offers a beautiful walk along the coast. 

Know Before You Go

Head downhill along Calle la Corvina until you come to the end of the road, then venture slightly to the right/south. Go at high tide for maximal effect. Please practice caution while visiting the site.

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