The Caños de Fuego (Fire ducts) Volcanic Caves Interpretation Center was created as a result of the discovery of a system of volcanic tubes in the Las Manchas area, formed by the solidification of lava emerging from the eruption of the San Juan Volcano in 1949.
This centre aims to teach its visitors about the geological formations that develop during and after volcanic eruptions and at the same time aims to highlight the environmental importance and fragility of the ecosystems that surround the centre, and the value of conserving them.
The centre has a main exhibition area with visual displays of the geological forms of lava and volcanic tubes, an audiovisual room, guided access to visit the Cueva de Vidrio Volcanic Tube, a souvenir shop, a panoramic viewpoint in the upper part of the centre and a cafeteria.
After visiting the centre itself, cross the road to find the magnificent system of floating walkways that lead to the floating glass viewpoint and access to the Cueva de Las Palomas Volcanic Tube.