Tata Sabaya is a volcano which reaches a height of . Five lava flows extend north from the summit and display levees and flow fronts, the flows reaching a maximum length of . The top of these flows is cut by a collapse scar that extends east and west of the edifice in the form of scarps up to high. The space between the scarps is in turn filled by more recent lava flows with a blocky appearance. Farther away of the edifice, the scarp is more noticeable and reaches a height of about on the southeastern side of the volcano.