Macizo de Anaga

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Macizo de Anaga is a mountain range in the northeastern part of the island of

It is a remote and wild area characterized by humid forests, such as

. The main villages in the Macizo de Anaga are San Andrés, Taganana and Igueste de San Andrés. A place in the mountains known as El Bailadero is believed to have been a place where witches were practicing witchcraft and dancing around a bonfire.^{[citation needed]}

See also

• Roques de Anaga
• Punta de Anaga Lighthouse
• Witches of Anaga

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• Flora of Anaga
• El Bailadero of the witches.

28°31′50″N 16°14′27″W / 28.53056°N 16.24083°W / 28.53056; -16.24083