Tenerife Holidays
Things to do in Tenerife
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Santa Cruz De Tenerife Festival
Taking place in Santa Cruz, this festival celebrates the foundation of the town. Crosses made from flowers are…
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International Jazz Festival
This festival was first held in Grand Canaria in 1992. Since then, it’s grown in popularity and spread like wild fire…
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Splash about in the waterparks
Take the plunge in one of Tenerife’s waterparks. Siam Park, in Costa Adeje, doesn’t do things by halves when it comes…
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Spot the yachts from Playa De Los Cristianos
Close to the old town, Playa de Los Cristianos is a boomerang of white sand. It’s next to the harbour, so you can watch…
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Visit the Tenerife Anthropological Museum
If you want to get under Tenerife’s skin, head to the Anthropological Museum. Just 15 miles from Puerto de la Cruz,…
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Build a sandcastle on Playa De La Arena
The sand here is dark and volcanic, but don’t let that put you off. Playa de la Arena has got a Blue Flag award and a…
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Shop until you drop in Santa Cruz
Tenerife’s capital, Santa Cruz, is home to the parliament of the Canary Islands. But for all its suited-and-booted…
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Go hiking
If you can drag yourself away from the beach, Tenerife is a great place for walking. Montana Blanca is often overlooked…
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Visit Mount Teide National Park
The landscape of Teide National Park has an extra-terrestrial look to it. Spreading out for 18,990 hectares, the ground…
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Unlock the mysteries of the Pyramids of Guimar
This trio of ancient pyramids stand guard over Tenerife’s east coast, 40 minutes’ drive from Playa de las Americas.…
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Hire a pedalo on Las Vistas Beach
Las Vistas, in Los Cristianos, is one of the most popular beaches in Tenerife. The water here is mill pond calm, so…
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Hear the tales of days gone by in Garachico
With cobbled streets, colonial houses and a 16th-century convent, Garachico is a sleepy traditional village. But it…
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Soak up the scenery on Puerto Colon Beach
Mountain views, white sand and softly-sloping shallows are all in Puerto Colon’s portfolio. The sunloungers on the sand…
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Meet the parrots at Loro Parque
Translated, Loro Parque means Parrot Park and, as the name suggests, it’s home to more than 1,400 different parrots.…
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Inch up Mount Teide
Soaring up to 3,718 metres, Mount Teide is the highest mountain in Spain. It’s also an active volcano, but you wouldn’t…
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Stand in the shadows of Los Gigantes
Once you’ve caught a glimpse of these huge cliffs on the island’s northwest coast, you’ll understand why they’re named…
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Get a taste for the high life on Duke Beach
Duke Beach lives up to its regal name. Set in the south of Costa Adeje, it’s got a reputation for being one of the…
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