Tenerife

Tenerife

The island of Tenerife has a whole host of natural and historical sights you won’t ever forget.

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From 23/11/2024 to 07/12/2024

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From 09/11/2024 to 28/12/2024

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5 good reasons to go to Tenerife

View the island from Mount Teide
View the island from Mount Teide
Buy a plane ticket to Tenerife and plan your visit to Teide National Park. The park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is shaped by lunar craters and boasts very rich flora and fauna. You can walk or take a cable car to the top of Mount Teide, the highest point on the island and also in Spain. Once you get there, the views are incredible.
Sunbathe on the island’s divine beaches
Sunbathe on the island’s divine beaches
Fancy chilling out for a bit? In Tenerife, there’s so many colourful, picturesque beaches! One of Tenerife’s most beautiful beaches is La Tejita, bathed by turquoise blue sea with the fiery Red Mountain for a backdrop. El Bobo beach is another great choice. The beach at Los Gigantes is also impressive with its intense black sand.
San Cristóbal, a UNESCO Heritage Site
San Cristóbal, a UNESCO Heritage Site
San Cristóbal de La Laguna is utterly charming. It’s the island’s former capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city, founded in 1497, boasts several stately homes including the famous casa de los Capitanes Generales. The city’s palaces, convents and churches are also worth a look. And you can explore the nearby Anaga forest.
Discover the island on foot
Discover the island on foot
You can do a whole host of activities on Tenerife: diving, surfing and lots more. But if you want to explore the island, you’re best going on a hike. In Teide National Park and Anaga Rural Park you’ll be able to explore the stunning landscapes.
Take a dip in a natural swimming pool
Take a dip in a natural swimming pool
Like the other Canary islands, Tenerife is surrounded by natural swimming pools. They’re perfect if you want to swim a few strokes in the Canarian sunshine. Why not visit the four seawater swimming pools on the island’s north coast! Some say the Charco del Viento pool is the most beautiful on the island.

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Culture and history

Exceptional Canarian heritage

Exceptional Canarian heritage

Tenerife is so much more than pretty beaches. Visit the capital, Santa Cruz, or head to the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna to see the Casa de los Capitanes Generales. Explore the town of La Orotava and the Casa de los Balcones, or head to Icod de Los Vinos to see the ancient Dragon Tree. It’s also worth visiting some of the churches and castles in Garachico, Masca and Candelaria.

Santa Cruz, the capital of Tenerife

There’s lots to discover in Santa Cruz, which is famous for its carnival and auditorium. In the city centre, you’ll see the Plaza de España and Plaza de la Candeleria squares. And there are incredible buildings all over the city: The City Hall, Carta Palace, Guimerá Theatre and even the casino. Finish off a great day sightseeing by walking along the seafront and visiting the botanic gardens.

Stunning landscapes

Stunning landscapes

Tenerife is a volcanic island and therefore boasts a rare diversity of landscapes, some arid, some lush and green. To really appreciate the scenery, you need to go on an excursion to Teno on the north-west tip of the island and visit Tenerife’s natural parks. Explore two more natural phenomena: the Cueva del Viento lava caves and the cliffs at Los Gigantes.

Outings

Visit Tenerife’s markets

There’s nothing like wandering around the island’s markets! The different towns and cities on the island all have colourful, fragrant markets. But there’s one you just can’t miss: the Mercado de Nuestra Señora de África in Santa Cruz. Every morning, the atmosphere of the market is buzzing. 

Beneath the Canarian stars

Beneath the Canarian stars

If you want to go stargazing, then visit one of Tenerife’s parks at nightfall. These vast natural spaces are far enough away from urban areas that the sky is really clear. Take advantage of these natural observatories and gaze out at the universe, stars, planets and galaxies. Truly magical!

Gastronomy

Canarian potatoes

Canarian potatoes

Papas arrugadas, or “wrinkled potatoes” are a traditional Canarian side dish which can be served with most meals on Tenerife. The potatoes are soft inside with salty skin and were traditionally cooked in seawater.  Papas arrugadas are a real treat and usually served with red or green mojo sauce.

Delicious chickpeas

Chickpeas aren’t just popular in the Mediterranean. In Tenerife, chickpeas are used to make garbanzas compuestas, a type of stew. The dish is made from meat, chickpeas chorizo, pork and potatoes. It’s all cooked in a tomato sauce with peppers and seasoning to make the dish really tasty.

Practical information

Flight duration

3h15

Time difference

-1h GMT

Currency

Euro

Distance

2288 km

Average temperature

Spring

17°C (max 22°C)

Summer

22°C (max 26°C)

Autumn

17°C (max 23°C)

Winter

14°C (max 17°C)

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