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Tenerife Buses – Timetables and Routes

Tenerife Bus Service – Titsa Buses Tenerife

Titsa Bus Tenerife is the Islands official Tenerife bus service company, which is the reliable public bus transportation of Tenerife. Tenerife buses offer an inexpensive means of exploring the island. They are modern always very clean and they are mostly always on time. Their buses are very easy to spot because they are a bright green colour, with a 3 digit number located on the front, back and sides of the bus, indicating the route they’re currently on. This route is used for both directions. Next to the route number above the front windscreen, they display their destination, so make sure you check you’re going the right way. It’s always a good idea to ask the driver to be sure you’re on the right bus, most of the drivers speak good English and are used to helping out tourists.

Tenerife Buses – Fares, Discounts and Bono bus cards (pre-paid bono bus tickets) options

Single, one way ticket. The price depends on the Tenerife bus route you’re on.

Round Trip ticket. This ticket has to be used on the same day. With this option there is a 10% discount on the single ticket prices. This option is only available for distances over 21 kilometers.

Bono Bus cards of €15 or €25. They can be used for all Titsa buses in Tenerife, and are also valid for the Santa Cruz tram. They can be used by several users at the same time, you just swipe the card for the given number of people in your group.

If the balance left on the Bono bus card is less than the fare, the difference must be paid to the driver in cash and a bus ticket is issued for the difference paid.

You can purchase Bono Bus cards from bus stations, bus terminals, and various retail outlets, often newsagents.

Tenerife Bus Routes – Tenerife Bus Timetable

You can view the bus routes and timetables further down the page or download the full timetable. Its in PDF format so if you don´t already have adobe reader you will have to download and install in order to view the timetable. If you have any questions or request more information leave us a comment

Titsa Bus Stations

Titsa bus Tenerife have bus stations in the following towns: Puerto de la Cruz, La Orotava, Icod de los Vinos, Buenavista, Candelaria, Güímar, Arafo, Granadilla, Adeje, Los Cristianos, Guía de Isora, as well as the two interchanges in Santa Cruz and La Laguna.

Tenerife Bus Routes

Below we have listed some of the most popular Tenerife bus routes each with their Tenerife bus timetables and other useful information. Choose a Tenerife bus route 473, 477, 325, 110, 111, 342, 348 or scroll down the page.

Tenerife Bus Routes to and from the Airports

The following Tenerife bus routes cover the (TFS) Tenerife south airport and the (TFN) Tenerife north airport

Tenerife North Airport: 30, 108, 343
Tenerife South Airport: 40, 111, 343, 415, 450, 711.

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Bus 30 Timetable Puerto de la Cruz to Tenerife north Airport (TFN)

Bus 30 Route Covers: Puerto de la Cruz, Ctra del Botánico, Enlace Orotava, La Quinta, La Victoria, La Matanza, El Peñón, Tacoronte and North Airport (TFN)

Bus route last updated: 06-10-2019

 

 Monday to Friday 

Bus 30 from

Puerto de la Cruz to Ctra del Botánico, Enlace Orotava, La Quinta, La Victoria, La Matanza, El Peñón, Tacoronte and Tenerife North Airport (TFN):

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 104 (night service)

04:40	10:50	17:00
05:25	11:20	17:30
05:40	11:45	17:55
06:05	12:15	18:25
06:30	12:45	18:55
06:55	13:15	19:20
07:25	13:45	19:50
07:55	14:15	20:20
08:30	14:40	20:45
09:00	15:10	21:30
09:30	15:40	22:10
10:00	16:05	22:55
10:25	16:30

Bus 30 from

Tenerife North Airport (TFN) to Tacoronte, El Peñón, La Matanza, La Victoria, La Quinta, Enlace Orotava, Ctra del Botánico and Puerto de la Cruz:

06:20	12:25	18:35
06:50	12:55	19:05
07:20	13:25	19:35
07:50	13:55	20:00
08:20	14:25	20:30
08:50	14:55	21:00
09:10	15:20	21:25
09:40	15:50	22:10
10:10	16:20	22:50
10:40	16:45	23:35
11:00	17:10
11:30	17:40
12:00	18:10

 

 Weekends and Holidays 

Bus 30 from

Puerto de la Cruz to Ctra del Botánico, Enlace Orotava, La Quinta, La Victoria, La Matanza, El Peñón, Tacoronte and Tenerife North Airport (TFN):

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 104 (night service)

04:40	11:00	17:50
05:25	11:45	18:30
05:40	12:25	19:15
06:20	13:10	19:55
07:05	13:50	20:40
07:45	14:35	21:20
08:20	15:15	22:05
08:55	16:00	22:55
09:35	16:40
10:20	17:15

Bus 30 from

Tenerife North Airport (TFN) to Tacoronte, El Peñón, La Matanza, La Victoria, La Quinta, Enlace Orotava, Ctra del Botánico and Puerto de la Cruz:

06:20	13:05	19:55
07:00	13:50	20:35
07:45	14:30	21:20
08:25	15:15	22:00
09:00	15:55	22:45
09:35	16:40	23:35
10:15	17:20
11:00	18:00
11:40	18:30
12:25	19:10

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Bus 40 Timetable Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos to Tenerife south Airport (TFS)

Bus 40 Route Covers: Costa Adeje (Bus Station), Magma, Llanos de Troya, Columbus, Zentral Center, El Camisón, Los Cristianos, South Airport (TFS)

Bus route last updated: 06-10-2019

Bus 40 from

Costa Adeje (Bus Station) to Magma, Llanos de Troya, Columbus, Zentral Center, El Camisón, Los Cristianos and South Airport (TFS)

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

00:20	10:15	16:45
02:05	10:45	17:15
03:55	11:15	17:45
05:30	11:45	18:15
05:55	12:15	18:45
06:25	12:45	19:15
06:55	13:15	19:45
07:15	13:45	20:15
07:45	14:15	20:45
08:15	14:45	21:15
08:45	15:15	22:00
09:15	15:45	23:05
09:45	16:15

Bus 40 from

South Airport (TFS) to Los Cristianos, El Camisón, Zentral Center, Columbus, Llanos de Troya, Magma and Costa Adeje (Bus Station)

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

00:50	10:30	17:00
02:35	11:00	17:30
04:25	11:30	18:05
05:55	12:00	18:30
06:30	12:30	19:00
06:55	13:00	19:30
07:25	13:30	20:00
07:30	14:00	20:30
07:55	14:30	21:00
08:25	15:00	21:30
08:55	15:30	22:30
09:25	16:00	23:35
10:00	16:30

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108 Bus Timetable Santa Cruz to Icod de los Vinos – Stops at the Tenerife north Airport (TFN)

108 Bus Route Covers: Santa Cruz, La Laguna, Noth Airport (TFN), La Orotava, El Realejo and Icod

Bus route last updated: 03-05-2018

Monday to Friday

108 Bus times from Santa Cruz destination Icod:

06:15(1)	14:15	20:15
08:25	15:15	22:15
10:15	16:15
12:15	18:15

108 Bus times from North Airport destination Icod:

06:35	14:42	20:37
08:49	15:42	22:35
10:39	16:39
12:40	18:46

108 Bus times from La Orotava destination Icod:

07:00	15:00	21:00
09:10	16:00	22:50
11:00	17:00
13:00	19:00

108 Bus times from Icod destination Santa Cruz:

06:15	12:15	16:15
08:15	13:15	18:15
10:15	14:15	20:15

108 Bus times from La Orotava destination Santa Cruz:

06:50	12:55	16:55
08:55	13:55	18:55
10:55	14:55	20:50

108 Bus times from North Airport destination Santa Cruz:

07:15	14:17	21:13
09:19	15:17
11:19	17:19
13:19	19:16

Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays

108 Bus times from Santa Cruz destination Icod:

06:15	12:15	18:15
08:15	14:15	20:15
10:15	16:15

108 Bus times from North Airport destination Icod:

06:32	12:37	18:37
08:34	14:37	20:35
10:36	16:37

108 Bus times from La Orotava destination Icod:

07:00	13:00	19:00
09:00	15:00	21:00
11:00	17:00

108 Bus times from Icod destination Santa Cruz:

06:15	12:15	18:15
08:15	14:15	20:15
10:15	16:15

108 Bus times from La Orotava destination Santa Cruz:

06:50	12:50	18:50
08:50	14:50	20:50
10:50	16:50

108 Bus times from North Airport destination Santa Cruz:

07:11	13:12	19:14
09:13	15:15	21:13
11:13	17:14

 

(1) Goes along Avenida 3 de Mayo

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Bus 110 Timetable Santa Cruz – Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje (Bus Station)

Bus 110 Route Covers: Santa Cruz, San Isidro, Los Cristianos, Magma, Costa Adeje (Bus Station)

Bus route last updated: 06-10-2019

Bus 110 from

Santa Cruz to San Isidro, Los Cristianos, Magma and Costa Adeje (Bus Station):

 Monday to Friday 

06:00	12:30	17:30
06:30	13:00	18:00
07:00	13:30	18:15
07:30	14:00	18:30
08:00 (1)	14:30	19:00
08:30 (1)	14:45	19:30
09:00	15:00	19:45
09:30	15:30	20:00
10:00	15:45	20:30
10:30	16:00 (1)	21:00
11:00	16:15	22:00
11:30	16:30 (1)
12:00	17:00

Bus 110 from

Costa Adeje (Bus Station) to Magma, Los Cristianos, San Isidro and Santa Cruz:

06:00	12:00	17:00
06:30	12:30	17:30
07:00	13:00	17:45
07:30	13:30	18:00
08:00	14:00	18:15
08:30	14:15	18:30
09:00	14:30	19:00
09:30	15:00	19:30
10:00	15:30	20:00
10:30	15:45	20:40
11:00	16:00	21:10
11:30	16:30	22:30

 

 Weekends and Holidays 

Bus 110 from

Santa Cruz to San Isidro, Los Cristianos, Magma and Costa Adeje (Bus Station):

06:00	11:30	17:00
06:30	12:00	17:30
07:00	12:30	18:00
08:00 (1)	13:00	18:30
08:30 (1)	13:30	19:00
09:00	14:00	19:30
09:30	14:30	20:00
10:00	15:00	20:30
10:30	16:00 (1)	22:00
11:00	16:30 (1)

Bus 110 from

Costa Adeje (Bus Station) to Magma, Los Cristianos, San Isidro and Santa Cruz:

06:00	11:30	16:30
06:30	12:00	17:00
07:00	12:30	18:00
07:30	13:00	18:30
08:00	13:30	19:00
08:30	14:00	19:30
09:15	14:30	20:00
10:00	15:00	21:00
10:30	15:30
11:00	16:00

(1) Vehicle adapted for reduced mobility users.

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Bus 111 Timetable Santa Cruz to South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje

Bus 111 Route Covers: Santa Cruz, South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje (Station)

Bus route last updated: 08-10-2019

Bus 111 from

Santa Cruz to South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje (Station):

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

00:15	10:25	16:55
02:30	10:55	17:25
04:05	11:25	17:55
05:30	11:55 (1)	18:25
05:55	12:25 (1)	18:55
06:25	12:55 (1)	19:25
06:55	13:25	19:55 (1)
07:25	13:55	20:25 (1)
07:55 (1)	14:25	20:55 (1)
08:25	14:55	21:25
08:55	15:25	22:30
09:25	15:55 (1)	23:45
09:55	16:25

Bus 111 from

Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje (Station):

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

01:20	11:15(3)	17:45(3)
03:20	11:45(3)	18:15(3)
04:55	12:15(3)	18:45(3)
06:20	12:45(3)	19:15(3)
06:45	13:15(3)	19:45(3)
07:15(3)	13:45(3)	20:15(3)
07:45(3)	14:15(3)	20:45(3)
08:15(3)	14:45(3)	21:15(1)(3)
08:45(3)	15:15(3)	21:45(1)(3)
09:15(3)	15:45(3)	22:15
09:45(3)	16:15(3)	23:25
10:15(3)	16:45(3)	00:35
10:45(3)	17:15(3)

Bus 111 from

Costa Adeje to Los Cristianos, South Airport (TFS) and Santa Cruz:

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

02:05	10:55(1)(2)	17:25(2)
03:55	11:25(2)	17:55(1)(2)
05:30(2)	11:55(2)	18:25(1)(2)
05:55(1)(2)	12:25(2)	18:55(1)(2)
06:25(1)(2)	12:55(2)	19:25(2)
06:55(2)	13:25(2)	19:55(2)
07:25(2)	13:55(1)(2)	20:25
07:55(2)	14:25(1)(2)	20:55
08:25(2)	14:55(1)(2)	21:25
08:55(2)	15:25(2)	22:00
09:25(2)	15:55(2)	23:05
09:55(1)(2)	16:25(2)	00:20
10:25(1)(2)	16:55(2)

Bus 111 from

Los Cristianos to South Airport (TFS) and Santa Cruz:

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

02:15	11:05	17:35
04:05	11:35	18:05
05:40	12:05	18:35
06:05	12:35	19:05
06:35	13:05	19:35
07:05	13:35	20:05
07:35	14:05(1)	20:35
08:05	14:35(1)	21:05
08:35	15:05	21:35
09:05	15:35	22:10
09:35	16:05	23:15
10:05(1)	16:35	00:30
10:35(1)	17:05

Bus 111 from

Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to Santa Cruz:

Times marked in RED are run by bus line 711 (night service)

02:35	11:25	17:55
04:25	11:55	18:25
05:55	12:25	18:55
06:30	12:55	19:25
06:55	13:25	19:55
07:25	13:55	20:25
07:55	14:25(1)	20:55
08:25	14:55(1)	21:25
08:55	15:25	21:55
09:25	15:55	22:30
09:55	16:25	23:35
10:25(1)	16:55	00:50
10:55(1)	17:25

 

(1) Vehicle adapted for reduced mobility users

(2) On its way to Santa Cruz it does not stop in Las Caletillas to drop off passengers.

(3) ON ITS WAY TO COSTA ADEJE, AT THE SOUTH AIRPORT (TFS) DEPARTURES HALL, IT DOES NOT PICK UP PASSENGERS.

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Bus 325 Timetable Puerto de la Cruz – Los Gigantes

Bus 325 Route Covers: Puerto de la Cruz, Icod de los Vinos, El Tanque, Santiago del Teide, Tamaimo, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes.

Bus route last updated: 08-10-2019

 Monday to Friday 

Bus 325 from

Puerto de la Cruz to Icod de los Vinos, El Tanque, Santiago del Teide, Tamaimo, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes:

05:45	10:30	16:45
08:40	15:00	18:55

325 Bus times from

Los Gigantes to Puerto de Santiago, Playa de la Arena, Tamaimo, Santiago del Teide, El Tanque, Icod de los Vinos, and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:30	12:30	19:00
10:45	17:30	20:45

325 Bus times from

Icod de los Vinos to El Tanque, Santiago del Teide, Tamaimo, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes:

06:25	10:55	17:20
09:15	15:30	19:25

325 Bus times from

Icod de los Vinos to Puerto de la Cruz:

09:40	13:40	20:05
11:55	18:35	21:50

 Weekends and Holidays 

325 Bus times from

Puerto de la Cruz to Icod de los Vinos, El Tanque, Santiago del Teide, Tamaimo, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes:

06:20	15:00
10:30	18:55

325 Bus times from

Los Gigantes to Puerto de Santiago, Playa de la Arena, Tamaimo, Santiago del Teide, El Tanque, Icod de los Vinos, and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:30	17:30
12:30	20:45

325 Bus times from

Icod de los vinos to El Tanque, Santiago del Teide, Tamaimo, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes:

07:00	15:30
10:55	19:25

325 Bus times from

Icod de los Vinos to Puerto de la Cruz:

09:40	18:25
13:40	21:50

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Bus 342 Timetable Costa Adeje to Teide National Park and El Portillo

342 Bus Route Covers: Costa Adeje (Bus Station), Los Cristianos, Arona, La Escalona, Vilaflor, Parador de Turismo, Teide National Park and El Portillo

Bus route last updated: 08-10-2019

Bus 342 from

Costa Adeje (Bus Station) to Los Cristianos, Arona, La Escalona, Vilaflor, Parador de Turismo, Teide National Park and El Portillo:

09:15

Bus 342 from

Los Cristianos to Arona, La Escalona, Vilaflor, Parador de Turismo, Teide National Park and El Portillo:

09:30

Bus 342 from

El Portillo to Teide National Park, Parador de Turismo, Vilaflor, La Escalona, Arona, Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje (Bus Station):

15:15

Bus 342 from

Teide National Park to Parador de Turismo, Vilaflor, La Escalona, Arona, Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje (Bus Station):

15:40

Bus 342 from

Parador de Turismo to Vilaflor, La Escalona, Arona, Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje (Bus Station):

16:00

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Bus 343 Timetable Puerto de la Cruz to Los Cristianos – Stops at Tenerife south airport (TFS) and Tenerife north airport (TFN)

Bus 343 Route Covers: Puerto de la Cruz, El Botánico, North motorway TF-5, North Airport (TFN), South motorway TF-1, South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje

Bus route last updated: 08-10-2019

 Monday to Friday 

Bus 343 from

Puerto de la Cruz to North Airport (TFN), South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje:

06:00	11:25(1)(2)	17:00
08:00	12:25(3)	18:00(1)(2)
09:00(1)	14:30	18:50
10:30	15:25(1)	21:20

Bus 343 from

North Airport (TFN) to South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje:

06:29	11:55(2)	17:25
08:29	12:49	18:23(1)
09:29	14:56	19:13
10:57	15:51	21:43

Bus 343 from

Los Cristianos to Costa Adeje:

07:40	13:05	19:18
09:40	16:11	20:08
10:45	17:07	22:38
11:56	18:24

Bus 343 from

Costa Adeje to Los Cristianos, South Airport (TFS), North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

09:00(1)(2)	15:30(1)(2)
11:30(1)	18:00(1)

Bus 343 from

Los Cristianos to South Airport (TFS), North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:25	12:30	19:00
09:10(1)(2)	15:40(1)(2)	20:30
10:00	16:30	23:00(4)
11:40(1)	18:10(1)

Bus 343 from

South airport (TFS) to North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:41	12:48	18:29
09:23(2)	13:50(3)	19:19
10:16	15:58(2)	20:49
11:58	16:48	23:19(4)

Bus 343 from

North Airport (TFN) to Puerto de la Cruz:

09:26	13:41	19:23
10:18	14:43(3)	20:12
11:04	16:53	21:42
12:52	17:43

 

 Weekends and Holidays 

Bus 343 from

Puerto de la Cruz to North Airport (TFN), South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje:

06:20	11:30(1)(2)	18:00(1)(2)
09:00(1)	15:25(1)	21:20
10:30	17:00

Bus 343 from

North Airport (TFN) to South Airport (TFS), Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje:

06:49	11:57(2)	18:23(2)
09:26	15:51	21:43
10:57	17:24

Bus 343 from

Los Cristianos to Costa Adeje:

08:00	12:56	19:18
10:32	17:07	22:38
11:56	18:28

Bus 343 from

Costa Adeje to Los Cristianos, South Airport (TFS), North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

09:00(1)(2)	15:30(1)(2)
11:30(1)	18:00(1)

Bus 343 from

Los Cristianos to South Airport (TFS), North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:25	12:15	19:00
09:10(1)(2)	15:40(1)(2)	23:00(4)
11:40(1)	18:10(1)

Bus 343 from

South airport (TFS) to North Airport (TFN) and Puerto de la Cruz:

08:41	12:33	19:18
09:26(2)	15:58	23:18
11:57	18:28

Bus 343 from

North Airport (TFN) to Puerto de la Cruz:

09:26	13:26	20:12
10:11	16:51
12:51	19:22

 

(1) To / From the Costa Adeje Bus Station. Bus leaves 10 minutes earlier from the Costa Adeje Bus Station.
(2) Vehicle adapted for reduced mobility users.
(3) Only To / From the South Airport (TFS) does not stop in Los Cristianos.
(4) Does not stop at the North Airport (TFN)

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Bus 348 Timetable Puerto de la Cruz to El Portillo and Teide National Park

Bus 348 Route Covers: Puerto de la Cruz (Bus Station), El Botanico, La Oratava (Bus Station), Aguamansa, El Portillo, Teide National Park – Las Cañadas del Teide – Parador de Turismo

Bus route last updated: 10-10-2019

Bus 348 from

Puerto de la Cruz to Teide National Park (Parador de Turismo):

09:30

Bus 348 from

La Oratava (Bus Station) to Teide National Park (Parador de Turismo):

09:45

Bus 348 from

Teide National Park – Las Cañadas del Teide – Parador de Turismo to La Oratava (Bus Station) and Puerto de la Cruz (Bus Station):

16:00

Bus 348 from

Teide Cable Car to La Oratava (Bus Station) and Puerto de la Cruz (Bus Station):

16:05

Bus 348 from

El Portillo to La Oratava (Bus Station) and Puerto de la Cruz (Bus Station):

16:30

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Bus 415 Timetable El Fraile to San Isidro – Stops at the Tenerife south Airport (TFS)

Bus 415 Route Covers: El Fraile, Las Galletas, Las Rosas, Guargacho, Las Chafiras, San Miguel coast (Golf del Sur), Tenerife south airport TFS and San Isidro

Bus route last updated: 10-10-2019

Bus 415 from

El Fraile to Las Galletas, Las Rosas, Guargacho, Las Chafiras, San Miguel coast (Golf del Sur), Tenerife south airport TFS and San Isidro:

05:25	10:50	16:50
05:50	11:50	17:50
06:50	12:50	18:50
07:50	13:50	20:15
08:50	14:50	21:50
09:50	15:50

Bus 415 from

Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to San Isidro:

06:00	11:25	17:25
06:25	12:25	18:25
07:25	13:25	19:25
08:25	14:25	20:50
09:25	15:25	21:50
10:25	16:25

Bus 415 from

Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to San Miguel coast (Golf del Sur), Las Chafiras, Guargacho, Las Rosas, Las Galletas and El Fraile:

05:55	11:10	17:10
06:25	12:15	18:10
07:10	13:15	19:10
08:10	14:15	20:10
09:10	15:10	21:20
10:10	16:10

Bus 415 from

San Isidro to Tenerife South Airport (TFS), San Miguel coast (Golf del Sur), Las Chafiras, Guargacho, Las Rosas, Las Galletas and El Fraile:

05:50	11:05	17:05
06:20	12:10	18:05
07:05	13:10	19:05
08:05	14:10	20:05
09:05	15:05	21:15
10:05	16:05

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450 Bus Timetable Costa Adeje to San Isidro – Stops at the Tenerife south Airport (TFS)

450 Bus Route Covers: Costa Adeje Bus Station, Los Cristianos, South Motorway, South Airport (TFS), San Isidro (Granadilla)

Monday to Friday

450 Bus times from Costa Adeje destination San Isidro:

07:10	11:40	17:40
07:40	12:40	18:10
08:10	13:40	19:10
09:10	14:50	20:10
09:40	15:40	21:10
10:40	16:40

450 Bus times from South Airport (TFS) destination San Isidro:

07:40	12:10	18:10
08:10	13:10	18:40
08:40	14:10	19:40
09:40	15:20	20:40
10:10	16:10	21:40
11:10	17:10

450 Bus times from South Airport (TFS) destination Costa Adeje:

07:40	11:40	17:40
08:10	12:40	18:40
08:40	13:40	19:10
09:10	14:45	20:10
10:10	15:45	21:10
10:40	16:40

450 Bus times from San Isidro destination Costa Adeje:

06:10(1)	10:05	16:35
06:50(1)	10:35	17:35
07:10(1)	11:35	18:35
07:35	12:35	19:05
08:05	13:35	20:05
08:35	14:40	21:05
09:05	15:40

Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays.

450 Bus times from Costa Adeje destination San Isidro:

08:10	13:40	18:40
10:40	14:40
12:40	16:50

450 Bus times from South Airport (TFS) destination San Isidro:

08:40	14:10	19:10
11:10	15:10
13:10	17:20

450 Bus times from South Airport (TFS) destination Costa Adeje:

09:15	13:45	17:50
11:45	15:40	19:35

450 Bus times from San Isidro destination Costa Adeje:

07:20(1)	13:40	19:30
09:10	15:35
11:40	17:45

 

(1) Does not pickup / drop off at the Tenerife south airport TFS.

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473 Bus Timetable Los Cristianos – Los Gigantes 

473 Bus Route Covers: Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas, Torviscas, Costa Adeje, Adeje, Armeñime, Playa Paraiso, Callao Salvaje, Abama, Playa San Juan, Alcala, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes.

473 Bus times from Los Cristianos destination Los Gigantes:

05:20(1)	11:00	17:00
05:50	11:40	17:40
06:20	12:20	18:20
07:00	13:00	19:00
07:40	13:40	19:40
08:20	14:20	20:25
09:00	15:00	21:15
09:40	15:40	22:15
10:20	16:20

473 Bus times from Costa Adeje destination Los Gigantes:

05:30	11:15	17:15
06:00	11:55	17:55
06:30	12:35	18:35
07:15	13:15	19:15
07:55	13:55	19:55
08:35	14:35	20:40
09:15	15:15	21:30
09:55	15:55	22:30
10:35	16:35

473 Bus times from Costa Adeje destination Los Cristianos:

07:20	13:40	19:40
08:10	14:20	20:20
09:05	15:00	21:00
09:40	15:40	21:40
10:20	16:20	22:20
11:00	17:00	22:50
11:40	17:40	23:30
12:20	18:20	00:20
13:00	19:00

473 Bus times from Los Gigantes destination Los Cristianos:

06:20	12:40	18:40
07:10	13:20	19:20
08:05	14:00	20:00
08:40	14:40	20:40
09:20	15:20	21:20
10:00	16:00	22:00
10:40	16:40	22:40
11:20	17:20	23:30
12:00	18:00

 

(1) Does not pass through Callao Salvaje.

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477 Bus Timetable Los Cristianos to Los Gigantes (Direct)

477 Bus Route Covers: Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas, Torviscas, Costa Adeje, Armeñime, Playa San Juan, Alcala, Playa de la Arena, Puerto de Santiago and Los Gigantes.

Monday to Friday

477 Bus times from Los Cristianos destination Los Gigantes:

05:40	11:25	16:45
07:25	12:05	17:25
08:05	12:45	18:05
08:45	14:05	18:45
09:25	14:40	19:25
10:05	15:25	20:10
10:45	16:05

477 Bus times from Costa Adeje bus station destination Los Gigantes:

05:50	11:40	17:00
07:40	12:20	17:40
08:20	13:00	18:20
09:00	14:20	19:00
09:40	14:55	19:40
10:20	15:40	20:25
11:00	16:20

477 Bus times from Costa Adeje bus station destination Los Cristianos:

07:30	13:45	19:05
09:45	14:25	19:45
10:25	15:05	20:25
11:05	16:25	21:10
11:45	17:05	21:45
12:25	17:45	22:30
13:05	18:25

477 Bus times from Los Gigantes destination Los Cristianos:

06:40	12:55	18:15
08:55	13:35	18:55
09:35	14:15	19:35
10:15	15:35	20:20
10:55	16:15	20:55
11:35	16:55	21:45
12:15	17:35

 

Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays.

477 Bus times from Los Cristianos destination Los Gigantes:

05:40	11:25	16:45
08:05	12:45	17:25
09:25	14:05	18:45
10:05	15:25	20:10

477 Bus times from Costa Adeje bus station destination Los Gigantes:

05:50	11:40	17:00
08:20	13:00	17:40
09:40	14:20	19:00
10:20	15:40	20:25

477 Bus times from Costa Adeje bus station destination Los Cristianos:

07:30	13:45	19:05
10:25	15:05	19:45
11:45	16:25	21:10
12:25	17:45	22:30

477 Bus times from Los Gigantes destination Los Cristianos:

06:40	12:55	18:15
09:35	14:15	18:55
10:55	15:35	20:20
11:35	16:55	21:45

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711 Bus Timetable Santa Cruz – Tenerife South Airport – Costa Adeje

711 Bus Route Covers: Santa Cruz, South motorway TF-1, Caletillas, Candelaria, Güimar, Arico, Chimiche, San Isidro, Tenerife south airport tfs (Reina Sofía), San Miguel, Guaza, Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje

711 Bus times from Santa Cruz destination Costa Adeje:

22:30(1)	0:15(2)(1)	04:05
23:30	02:30

711 Bus times from Los Cristianos destination Santa Cruz:

23:10	02:15	05:40
00:30	04:05

711 Bus times Costa Adeje destination Santa Cruz:

23:00	02:05	05:30
00:20	03:55

711 Bus times from Tenerife south airport destination Costa Adeje:

23:20	01:05	04:55
00:20	03:20

711 Bus times from Tenerife south airport destination Santa Cruz:

23:30	02:35	06:00
00:50	04:25

(1) To and From El Duque shopping centre

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Everything You Need to Know About La Orotava, Tenerife

Of all the towns in Tenerife, La Orotava is one of the most wonderful on the island.

Its manageable size, friendly locals, colorful buildings and view of the water all provided a wonderful set for spending ten days with this town as our base on the island.

La Orotava is known as one of the most well-preserved colonial towns in Tenerife, along with La Laguna. Having visited both, the difference is that La Laguna is a more major city, while La Orotava retains its quiet and modest charm.

La Orotava is a day trip for many visitors to the island because it’s reachable by bus from Puerto de la Cruz (a much bigger town, nearby). We chose to spend ten days at Nine Coliving and learned all about what to see and do in La Orotava.

How to get to La Orotava

One of the first things we learned after landing in Tenerife is that Google Maps is (at the time of writing) not so helpful when it comes to bus transport.

Google Maps is not yet programmed with accurate bus routes, nor times, and so it’s best to look at schedules at stations and take photos of them for future reference. We also wound up speaking directly with bus information kiosks within the main bus terminals in various towns to ask about timing.

Tickets can be purchased on the buses themselves and there’s no need to pre-book.

To get to La Orotava from major cities or the Tenerife North Airport, you can always take a bus to Puerto de la Cruz, which is a larger city on the coast only 10 minutes by bus from La Orotava.

Once in Puerto de la Cruz, you can transfer to a bus bound for La Orotava, and they come every 15 minutes or so on several lines.

It helps to ask around, and speaking in Spanish will definitely be useful in these situations, as not all locals speak English well.

From Tenerife North Airport, we got the first bus we could find that would go to Puerto de la Cruz, and we got off on the main street there. We immediately waited for a bus for La Orotava and checked the schedules at the bus stop.

For getting around La Orotava, local taxis are easy and not expensive. You can hop a cab to Puerto de la Cruz for a night out.

Want to skip the buses?

Take a Tenerife island tour and visit La Orotava, along with top sights in other charming villages and towns during a curated day trip.

Where to eat in La Orotava

1. La Zafra
2. Tasca Villera
3. Los Jardines
4. Cafeteria El Dragon
5. Restaurante Bodegon Tapias
6. La Piazzetta
7. Plaza del Quinto Centenario

Sights to see in La Orotava

There are plenty of sights in La Orotava, ranging from the Museum of Iberian Art to historic houses, churches and plazas.

Most historic sights are numbered, and if you see a sign with a plaque outside and a number from 1-40, you can read a paragraph (in Spanish) about its history.

A few top sights include:

• Casa de los Balcones: The “House of the Balconies” is a historic Canarian mansion that exemplifies architecture native to Tenerife. The house has a free museum, mostly consisting of a gift shop, but also has art drawn with volcanic sand and some vintage photos of La Orotava and Tenerife’s volcanoes.
• El Ayuntamiento (Town Hall): We’re glad we bothered to walk into the Town Hall building because it’s one of the grandest buildings in the town, and from the top of the steps, you get a nice view of the tops of the churches.
• Plaza San Francisco: This smaller plaza has a nice array of flowers and is located next to a church, as the hills get steeper toward the top of town.
• Catedral de la Concepcion: This church is located a dab down the hill, closer to the pretty park with all the palm trees.

Where to get groceries in La Orotava

There is one answer for where to get groceries in La Orotava… Mercadona!

This supermarket impressively has it all, from meat, veggies, cheeses, fruit and bread to pharmacy products, household goods, a “Mexican” section (salsa, chips and tortillas) and an aisle of wine and beer.

How to leave town for other places in Tenerife

The bus terminal of La Orotava is located to the west of town and has platforms for bus routes that service the island.

You can get to Santa Cruz, Puerto de la Cruz (referred to usually as “Puerto”), La Laguna (some lines go express) and Parque Nacional El Teide. Buses to the major cities run often, sometimes several times per hour, but buses to El Teide only come once a day, so it pays to go the day before you plan to visit the national park and check timing.

The info booth opens around 9:30 am.

Where to take day trips near La Orotava

1. Parque Nacional El Teide is a solid day trip for hiking in the volcanic badlands and desert. Read our guide here.
2. San Cristobal de La Laguna is a larger colonial town that has a wonderful historic quarter with churches, outdoor cafes, museums and more.
3. Los Gigantes on the south coast is a black volcanic sand beach with views of giant cliffs and a port. The town is popular for British and German tourists.

Remember that Tenerife’s villages are some of the best warm places to visit in winter, so start planning your trip in advance.

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Last updated on September 15th, 2022

Airport Bus Tenerife South | Bus routes and prices

Airport Info Airport Bus Tenerife South

There are several bus routes that serve Tenerife South Airport. The service is operated by Titsa. Buses are reasonably priced and frequent, with some routes even running throughout the night.

Where does the Tenerife South airport bus go?

You can take the bus to several of the main tourist destinations in Tenerife:

DESTINATION	BUS ROUTE
Costa Adeje on the west coast with stops at the Los Cristianos beaches and at Playa de las Américas	111 711 (night bus) 343 40
Santa Cruz in the north with various stops along the east coast.	111
Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast with several stops along the way, including Tenerife North Airport	343

Bus routes and destinations from Tenerife South Airport

Bus route 111 / 711 (night bus)

Santa Cruz (Intercambiador) – Autopista Sur TF-1 – Cruce Caletillas – Cruce Candelaria – Cruce Güimar – Cruce Arico – Cruce Chimiche – Cruce San Isidro – Aeropuerto Sur (Terminal Salidas) – Cruce San Miguel – Cruce de Guaza – Los Cristianos – Estación Costa Adeje

The 111 bus route runs every day, from Monday to Sunday, at regular intervals. There is also a night service (route 711), which has a few additional stops on the way to Costa Adeje.

111 COSTA ADEJE	111 SANTA CRUZ
AEROPUERTO TENERIFE SUR LAS CHAFIRAS PARQUE DE LA REINA GUAZA LOS CRISTIANOS MAGMA ESTACIÓN COSTA ADEJE	AEROPUERTO TENERIFE SUR SAN ISIDRO POLÍGONO GRANADILLA CHIMICHE TAJAO LAS LISTADAS ABADES EL PORÍS LAS ERAS LOS CHASNEROS FASNIA EL TABLADO PUNTA PRIETA GÜÍMAR CAMINO DEL SOCORRO ENLACE EL POLÍGONO EMP. CANDELARIA CALETILLAS BARRANCO HONDO TABAIBA RADAZUL POLÍGONO LA CAMPANA SANTA MARÍA DEL MAR HOYA FRÍA POLÍGONOS MERIDIANO INTERCAMBIADOR STA.CRUZ
Journey time: 30 minutes (during the day)	Journey time: 50 minutes
Single ticket: from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje € 3.70 Find ticket prices to other destinations	Single ticket: from Tenerife South Airport to Santa Cruz: € 9.35 Find ticket prices to other destinations
Click here for timetable	Click here for timetable

Tenerife South airport bus route 111 to Costa Adeje and Santa Cruz

Bus route 343

Estación Puerto de la Cruz – Botánico – TF-5 – Aeropuerto TFN – Aeropuerto TFS – Los Cristianos – Estación Costa Adeje

This bus runs every day, from Monday to Sunday, at regular intervals during the day and in the evening.

343 COSTA ADEJE	343 PUERTO DE LA CRUZ
AEROPUERTO SUR SALIDAS LOS CRISTIANOS MAGMA ESTACIÓN COSTA ADEJE	AEROPUERTO TENERIFE SUR AEROPUERTO NORTE EL CANARIO EL DURAZNO PUENTE DEL BOTÁNICO JARDIN BOTANICO LA PAZ TUCÁN EL RISCO PUERTO DE LA CRUZ
Journey time: 25min	Journey time: 1h 15min
Single ticket: from Tenerife South to Costa Adeje € 3.70 Find ticket prices to other destinations	Single ticket: Tenerife South Airport to Puerto de la Cruz € 13.55 Find ticket prices to other destinations
Click here for timetable	Click here for timetable

Tenerife South airport bus route 343 to Costa Adeje and Puerto de la Cruz

Bus route 40

Estación de Costa Adeje – Los Cristianos – Aeropuerto Tenerife Sur TFS

This bus takes a similar route to the 111, with 4 additional stops after Los Cristianos. It runs in half-hourly intervals throughout the day.

The first bus from Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje leaves at 7.30 am the last bus at 9.30 pm. Going in the opposite direction, the first bus from Costa Adeje to Tenerife South Airport leaves at 7.15 am, the last at 9.15 pm.

40 COSTA ADEJE

AEROPUERTO TENERIFE SUR LAS CHAFIRAS PARQUE DE LA REINA GUAZA LOS CRISTIANOS EL CAMISÓN ZENTRAL CENTER COLUMBUS LOS GERANIOS MAGMA ESTACIÓN COSTA ADEJE

Journey time: 40 minutes

Single ticket: Tenerife South Airport to Costa Adeje € 3.70 Find ticket prices to other destinations on the way

Click here for timetable

Tenerife South airport bus route 40 to Costa Adeje

Frequently asked questions

Where is the bus stop at Tenerife South Airport?

The bus stops at Tenerife South Airport are situated just opposite the arrivals gate of the main terminal building.

How do I pay for the airport bus?

You have three different options:

• You can buy a ticket from the bus driver (please note that the driver may not be able to give you change if you pay with bank notes of more than € 10).
• Make use of the mobile app ten+ Móvil
• Consider buying a travel card (available at airport ticket machines). This might be a good option if you are planning on using the bus a few times during your stay in Tenerife.

Do children have to pay on the bus?

Children up to four years and younger can use the bus free of charge.

Can I take large suitcases on the airport bus?

Bags and suitcases up to a maximum size of 100cm x 60cm x 25cm are permitted on the bus.

Titsa
Customer service telephone: (+34) 922 531 300 (lines are open from 8 am to 8 pm)
https://www.titsa. com/index.php/en/
C/ Punta de Anaga, 1
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
España.

No direct bus connection to your destination?

Depending on where you are going, you might be able to find a connecting bus – have a look on the Titsa website. However, rather than changing buses, you might be better off with a direct door-to-door airport transfer or a hire car.

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Public transport in Tenerife. — Real Tenerife. Real Tenerife.

I have said more than once that for a comfortable trip around the island it is better to rent a car, gasoline prices in Tenerife are lower than the European prices, the rent itself has been relatively inexpensive until now. But after the quarantine, many car rental companies sold their cars and there was a shortage of cars in the Canary Islands. And since demand exceeds supply, rental prices have gone up.

More and more requests began to come to me to write a program of stay using public transport, which prompted me to write this article. In which I want to show that getting around the island by public transport is quite possible, and even easy.

Main bus routes

By public transport in Tenerife, we mean buses, because they cover the entire island with their routes. There is also a bright multi-colored tram between the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Santa Cruz de Tenerife) and La Laguna (La Laguna), but these are literally 2 lines and they do not do much weather.

The bus number is visible from afar

Buses in Tenerife

Buses in Tenerife are called guagua, and bus stations are called estancion de guaguas. TITSA green buses with comfortable seats, air conditioning and USB sockets reach even the farthest corners of the island. There are city and intercity flights, but they differ only in the size of the bus and the number of seats.

If there is no direct route between the desired points, then there are transfer options at the main bus stations: in the north – Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Puerto de la Cruz, in the south – Costa Adeje.

Bus station in Icod de los Vinos

Main nuances to pay attention to:

• Entrance to the bus only through the front doors. And you shouldn’t occupy the first rows, usually there is a badge “seats for the disabled”
• The validator (what the card is attached to) is located near the driver’s cab and near the middle doors, so you need to apply it both when boarding and disembarking. The screen displays the amount of payment and the balance on the card.
• Luggage and bicycles are transported free of charge in the luggage compartment of the bus (the driver opens on demand or you can open it yourself).
• The flight number lights up on the bus windshield board.
• If you are at a bus stop and want the bus to stop, be sure to raise your hand.
• The name of the stops is always displayed on the monitor in the passenger compartment. If you see Próxima parada on the monitor and the name of the stop you need: press the STOP button in the cabin. If there are no people at the stop, the driver can pass by.

Validator

To build a route, it is enough to know the correct name of the start and end destinations: Google Maps knows all the routes on the island, even the official TITSA website redirects to Google.

We also look at the bus schedule on the official website in the “YOUR BUSES” section in the “Buses and timetable” subsection. You should pay attention to the days of the week, as the schedule differs significantly on weekends and holidays.

Be careful, watch the name of the stops on the monitor: the driver does not stop if there are no people at the stop. As soon as Próxima parada (next stop) with the desired name appears on the screen, press the red “STOP” button on the handrail: the driver will then stop at the next stop.

STOP button

Payment and fare

You can pay for the bus with your Ten+ card, mobile app or cash. Ten+ cards are sold at airport ticket machines, TITSA bus stations and TITSA kiosks. A complete list of points of sale is listed on the website.

For non-residents, there are three options for the Ten+ card: unlimited travel cards for 1 or 7 days and rechargeable.

Unlimited daily (tarjeta turística 1 día) and weekly (tarjeta turística 7 días) cards gives the right to unlimited travel on buses and trams throughout the island. Each card is valid for one passenger only.

A one-day card is valid for 24 hours, a week card is valid for 7 days from the date of first use. The card costs 2 €. When buying, you need to top up a one-day card with 10 €, a weekly card with 50 €.

Refillable Ten+ card also costs 2 € and can be topped up from 5 to 100 €. The balance on the card is valid for one year. Unlike the above cards, a rechargeable one can be used by several people. The cost of the trip depends on the distance and is deducted from the balance.

ten+ cards

You can also use the MOBILE APP “ten+Móvil”. In the application, you can activate a one-day or weekly card. In this case, you do not have to pay 2 € for the card itself.

Mobile application “ten + Móvil”

To register travel through the application, in the “Titulos” (Tickets) tab, select the paid ticket. There is a qr-code inside the bus. Press the “Viajar” (Travel) button in the application and point the mobile camera at the QR code in the cabin: the camera reads the code and the trip is registered in the application.

Fare payment app

Ticket price even between the same stops can vary greatly depending on the line. On some routes it goes up to 10 €. For example, an intracity fare in Santa Cruz costs an average of 1.15 €, but on some routes the minimum fare is 0.85 €. Therefore, before buying a card, it makes sense to draw up an approximate route of movement and calculate the cost. With active movement, buying a weekly tourist card can be the best choice.

You can calculate the fare on the TITSA website by selecting “YOUR BUSES” – “Current fares” from the menu. Specify the bus line in the “Select one bus” line and select the start and end stops of the route. The screen will display prices for different types of tickets. When paying in cash, the ticket price is slightly more expensive. It is not possible to pay with a bill larger than 20 euros on the bus.

Calculation of the cost on the TITSA website

Well, don’t forget, no matter how you travel, the main thing is to take a good mood with you. And in this case, it does not matter whether you travel by bus or car, the pleasure of the trip is guaranteed to you.

Public transport Tenerife | Easy Travel

There is no railway in Tenerife, and the cities are connected to each other only by a bus network, but, in principle, it is quite enough for a small island. The buses are clean, comfortable, although there are not too many of them, and they run quite infrequently.

Are there few transfers on your trip? Buses will take you to your destination! Want to explore the island? Definitely rent a car in Tenerife.

Tenerife buses

All transportation is handled by TITSA (Transportes Interurbanos de Tenerife SA), routes cover almost the entire island, including transfers from Tenerife airports to resort areas. The locals call the buses in Tenerife “guaguas”, they are all bright green and clearly visible on the roads.

You can plan your route on the official TITSA website. In addition, there is an interactive map where all the lines and the main attractions of the island are marked.

Important! You can pay the fare to the driver in the cabin with a banknote of up to 10 €.

There are three types of tickets for tourists:

One-time trip ticket: can be bought at the ticket office, vending machine or paid directly at the salon.

One day trip: if you buy two round trip tickets on the same day for a distance of more than 20 km, you will get a 10% discount on the return ticket.

Ten+ Tourist Card: is the most convenient option for travelers. The card is sold at ticket offices, vending machines and authorized points of sale, and is valid for travel on buses and trams throughout the island. The cost is 2 €, you can replenish your account in the amount from 5 to 1000 €. The card is not named, so after the trip you can give it to a friend or sell it. Valid for one year from the date of the last replenishment. If suddenly there is not enough money on the card to pay for the fare, then you can easily pay the difference in cash.

Photo: Tom Cripps/flickr

Features of bus traffic in Tenerife:

Each bus moves along a route line with a certain number, and in the opposite direction it may already be a different line due to one-way streets.

Again, because of the one-way streets, some stops are on the same side a few meters apart, such as at Los Cristianos train station. Double check if your stop number matches the one on the route.

The bus scoreboard displays the route number and the final destination at the bottom.

Some cities sound very different in Spanish than in English, and not all drivers understand English.

Tip: write down on paper the place you want to go and show it to the driver. So he is guaranteed to understand you.

TITSA Coach Rules:

• Children under 4 years of age can travel for free.

• Animals are not allowed, except guide dogs.

• The maximum size of luggage must not exceed 10×60×25 cm, packages must not interfere with other passengers.

• Pushchairs can be transported in a standing position or folded.

• Bicycles are transported in the cargo compartment of the bus. If the bike is foldable, it can be transported in wheelchair spaces unless they are occupied by passengers with disabilities.

A handy feature: to find out which buses pass through the stop you are standing at, send “TITSA”, a space, and your stop number to 7551. Wi-Fi and mobile internet are not available everywhere, so this service may useful to you! If you do not have problems with the Internet, we recommend downloading an application for Android or iOS that allows you to calculate your routes and control expenses online.

The cost of one-time tickets for the most popular routes: Reina Sofia South Airport – the capital of Santa Cruz will cost you 9.35 €; and a trip from the Los Cristianos resort to the Teide volcano – 7.60 €; Santa Cruz – La Laguna costs 1.45 €.

Taxi Tenerife

The most convenient, but not the cheapest way to get around the island. Unfortunately, Uber works only in the capital of Spain, in other cities and on the islands, the authorities give priority to local operators. Most taxis in Tenerife are spacious white Mercedes. If you need a bigger car, ask the operator “Un grande” to order a minibus.

Fares are divided into two price groups and an additional fee of €1. 65 applies for the airport:

• Tariff 1 (between 06:00 and 22:00 on weekdays): €0.47/km; minimum fare: €2.68; price per hour of waiting, 12.79 € and rate for every 15 minutes, 3.20 €. 0.58 € / km; minimum fare: 3.21 €; the price per hour of waiting and the rate for every 15 minutes are the same.

All taxis in Tenerife have meters that turn on from the start of the trip, and it is possible to agree on a fixed price at a time.

You can order a taxi on the official website or by calling one of the phones:

• +34 922 397 074;

• +34 653 916 278

Photo: Brian Simmons/flickr The island has so far launched two light rail lines in the capital Santa Cruz:

• Popular tourist line Santa Cruz – La Laguna: 21 stops, including Candelaria Hospital and Plaza Weiler, 40 minutes on the way;

• La Cuesta – Tincer, connecting densely populated areas.

One-time fare €1.35 when purchased locally or from a vending machine, €1 with Ten+ Tourist Card.

How to get to Tenerife by ferry?

About 190 ferries per week run on Tenerife during the season on 12 different routes. Spain and Tenerife are connected by 2 ferry routes from Cadiz and Huelva. Vessels use these routes 4 times a week, the crossing can take from 17 to 49hours, depending on the season and weather conditions at sea. One adult two-way ticket will cost at least 500 €. On the ferry, by the way, you can transport your car to the island!

Public transport Tenerife

Tenerife has excellent roads and a developed transport network. Buses will take you almost anywhere on the island without any problems.

Bus in Tenerife

Public transport in Tenerife is represented by buses and trams.

Buses in Tenerife

Buses are the most popular mode of transport. Inexpensive, convenient and runs on schedule. Knowing the route number, you can check its schedule here. The bus in Tenerife is called guagua, and the bus station is called estancion de guaguas. The island transport is operated by Titsa.

The buses on the island are painted green. On the top of the windshield there is a scoreboard that displays the route number and its end points. There are city and intercity flights. They differ only in the size of the bus and the number of seats. Comfortable seats, USB ports and air conditioners are installed inside the cabin, there are lifts for the disabled.

You must only enter the bus through the front door.

Stops are not announced, so you need to follow their names on the monitor. As soon as Próxima parada (next stop) with the desired name appears, press the red STOP button on the handrail.

Tenerife bus route map

Tenerife bus route map

Bus routes run throughout the island and connect resort centers with places of interest for tourists.
Maps of transport routes can be downloaded here.
See titisa.com for bus timetables and prices.

How to create an itinerary

You can create an itinerary on the official TITSA website. It is enough to know the starting and ending destinations. But it is better to do this in Google maps, which know all the routes on the island.

How to pay on the bus

The bus ride can be paid in cash to the driver, but it is cheaper to buy a Ten+ card at Titsa kiosks or vending machines.

Cash

Enter through the front door and tell the driver the desired stop (best written on a piece of paper or phone if you don’t speak Spanish) and the number of people. Pay the fare and go to the salon. Please note that the driver accepts denominations of no more than €20!

When you buy a return ticket, you will get a good discount. In Spanish, “round trip ticket” is billete ida y vuelta.

Ten+ card

To pay with a Ten+ transit card, you must also enter the front door and then swipe the card at the validator next to the driver. When exiting, the rechargeable Ten+ card must be swiped once more against the validator to mark the end of the trip. On the screen you will see the cost of the trip and the balance on the card. If this is not done, then the amount of the fare to the final stop will be deducted from the balance.

How to calculate the fare

The fare depends on the payment method (cash or card) and distance. You can calculate it on the TITSA website by selecting the tab menu YOUR BUSES → Current fares. In the Select one bus line, specify the bus line and select the start and end stops of your route. The screen will display the regular ticket price and the Tenmas transit card price.

On average, an intracity fare will cost €1.45, while the fare between cities can vary from €2 to €10.

Types of transport cards

Tenerife travel cards

Tenmas transport cards are an excellent option for those who plan to use public transport frequently. They are accepted on all buses, except for routes to Teide and Cape Teno. With the card, you can get a discount on travel up to 40%.

3 variants of Ten+ cards for tourists

Unlimited one-day card (tarjeta turística 1 día)

• Price: €2 card itself + €10 put on the card;
• is valid for 24 hours from the first use;
• provides unlimited travel on buses and trams throughout the island;
• the card can only be used by 1 passenger;
• can be purchased from ticket vending machines at airports, at points of sale at bus stations, from the TITSA network of kiosks and from Tranvía de Tenerife ticket machines. Map of points of sale here.

There is a mobile version for the Ten+ 1-day card. To activate it, use the Ten+móvil mobile app. Save €2. It is necessary through the application in the tab “Titulos” (tickets) to select the paid ticket and register the passage. Next, in the application, press the “Viajar” (travel) button and point the phone’s camera at the QR code in the bus. The camera will read the code and the trip will be registered.

Unlimited weekly (tarjeta turística 7 días)

• Price: €2 card itself + €50 put on the card;
• is valid for 7 days from first use;
• provides unlimited travel on buses and trams throughout the island;
• the card can only be used by 1 passenger;
• can be purchased from ticket vending machines at airports, from points of sale at bus stations, from the TITSA network of kiosks and from Tranvía de Tenerife ticket machines. Map of points of sale here.

The Ten+ Unlimited Weekly Card also has a mobile version. Download the Ten+móvil mobile app.

Ten+ rechargeable card

• €2 card itself + top-ups from €2 to €100;
• provides unlimited travel on buses and trams throughout the island;
• one card is allowed to pay for the tickets of several people at once;
• can be bought and topped up at the bus station or at any of TITSA’s points of sale. Map of points of sale here;
• money on the account expires one year after the last replenishment;
• if the limit on the card is less than the amount of the fare, then you can pay the missing amount in cash at a reduced rate.

Ten+ rechargeable card does not have a mobile version.

How to transport a stroller and bicycle

There is no extra charge for carrying a suitcase, stroller or bicycle in the luggage compartment. The driver opens the luggage compartment on demand. Or you can put things there yourself.

Up to what age travel is free

Children up to 4 years of age travel free of charge.

Trams in Tenerife

The trams are operated by Metropolitano de Tenerife (MTSA).

Tram lines

Line 1.

Connects the island’s capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with San Cristóbal de La Laguna. The duration of the route is about 40 minutes (21 stops).

Line 2.

Connects La Cuesta and Tíncer. Length – 3.6 km, 6 stops on the route.

Trams run daily from 06:00 to 24:00 every 15 minutes. See the schedule on the official Metrotenerife website. Transport stops at all stops. But in order for the doors to open, you need to press the button installed on the doors.

Fare

Fare paid by ticket, Ten+ card or app. When entering the tram, the ticket must be validated. If you use a transport card, then only attach it to the validator at the entrance. To validate a digital ticket, it is necessary to read the QR code inside the tram through a mobile application.

Children under 5 ride on trams free of charge.

Public transport in gran canaria. Intercity buses from Las Palmas to the resorts of the south

Tenerife Buses at Tenerife South Airport

TITSA Green Buses are a cheap and quite convenient way to get around the island of Tenerife. By bus from Las Americas you can get directly to the capital, the southern and northern airports, Puerto de La Cruz, the Teide volcano. Well, with one change – to any, even the most remote corner of Tenerife.

Bus route TITSA 369 to Teno in the north of Tenerife. Photo Andrés Gutierrez

Bono ticket designs vary. On the reverse side you can see the balance of funds. All buses in Tenerife run on schedule. You can download it from the link at the top of the page or get it in printed form at bus stations. Bono travel tickets are also sold there – prepaid magnetic cards, a very useful thing. If you pay the fare with such a card, and not in cash to the driver, you will save 30-50% of the fare. Profitable.

Bono cards cost 15 or 25 €. This amount will be in the account. BonoBus does not operate on routes on the Teide, payment to the driver in cash. Enter the front door, insert the card into the validator near the driver, tell him where you are going and how many you are. With one card, you can pay for the travel of several people at once, the main thing is that there is enough money in the account. Well, if not enough, then pay extra with coins, taking into account the discount. When paying in cash, keep in mind that according to the instructions, the driver is not supposed to accept banknotes with a face value of more than 20 €.

All regular buses, whose route passes through / past Las Americas (Costa Adeje), regardless of the direction of travel, are required to stop at the bus station (Estacion de guaguas). Plus a dozen stops located throughout the resort. In some cases, it is more convenient to use them, rather than stomp to the bus station. There is also a bus station in Los Cristianos.

On the bus, you MUST notify the driver of your intention to get off at the next stop by pressing the button in the passenger compartment. But how can a tourist know his stop in advance if he rides this bus for the first time in his life? And for some reason it is considered bad manners to announce stops in Tenerife. The end point of most of the routes you need is the end station. Everything is simple here: you can relax and calmly look out the window. Not to notice the airport, in principle, is also problematic. If you need to get off at an inconspicuous intermediate stop, ask the driver on the fingers to warn you and sit closer to him. It is good to remind him of this once more along the way. Do not be afraid to seem ridiculous and annoying: tourists on the island are treated with understanding.

A few important points when using buses:
Monthly passes – for local residents only.
Near the driver, you might see a stack of Bono tickets, but he does not sell them (Bonos are bought at bus stations). These are replacement cards. If you run out of space on the back of your ticket and the validator beeps, the driver will give you a blank one with the balance on your account.
Bono cards are valid for one year from the date of the first trip.
When waiting for a bus at peripheral stops, when the correct bus approaches, BE SURE TO RAISE YOUR HANDS, otherwise it may pass by.

Suitcases and bicycles are hidden in the luggage compartment of the bus (driver opens on demand or self-service).

Bono Card Tenerife where to buy

The TITSA Bonovia ticket can be purchased at the last shop in the departure area – La Alpizpa, opposite reception 47. It is about two minutes from the arrivals area, it will also take about two minutes to walk to the TITSA bus stop. The store is open 10:30-17:00. Phone: + 34 922 75 92 45.

Bono Card Tenerife where to buy – Tenerife South Airport

Visiting Tenerife beaches by TITSA bus

Bus routes to the beaches in the north of Tenerife:


• Garachico: 107, 363.
• El Socorro: 546.
• Puerto de la Cruz: 102, 103, 345, 352, 353, 354, 363.
• El Pris: 023.
• Mesa del Mar: 021.

Bus routes to the beaches in the south of Tenerife:


• Médano: 408, 411
• Tejita: 470, 419
• Galletas: 467, 470.
• Cristianos – Américas: 110, 111, 418, 447, 467, 470, 473, 477, 483.
• Playa Paraíso: 471.
• Callao Salvaje: 473.
• Playa San Juan y Alcalá: 473, 477, 493, 494.
• Puerto Santiago: 461, 462, 473, 477.
• Playa la Arena – Gigantes: 352, 461, 462, 473, 477, 493, 494.

Bus routes to the beaches in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, La Laguna, Candelaria and Guimar

:


• Jover-Barranquera: 224.
• Bajamar – Punta del Hidalgo: 050, 105.
• Almaciga: 946.
• Igueste de San Andres: 945.
• Las Teresitas: 910
• La Nea – Radazul: 138, 139
• Caletillas – Candelaria: 122, 123, 124, 131.
• El Puertito: 120

Office of the bus company TITSA Tenerife

C/ Punta de Anaga,1
Santa María del Mar
Phone 922 479 500
38109 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Information and General Services
Information (Spanish/English) phone: 922 531 300
phone numbers 922 215 292 92 122 / 922 219 077 / 922 219 399 – Fax 922 217 263

BONO-VIA (BUS VOUCHERS)

The Bono-Vía
is valid on all regular TITSA buses and routes and on the tram
Santa Cruz – La Laguna, providing a discount between 23 and 37. 5%. They cost 30 or 12 Euros and can be bought in TITSA bus stations. Valid for 1 year.

The Bono-Vía can be passed on from one person to another. If there is not enough left on the Bono-Vía for the last journey, you must pay the difference in cash (not with another Bono-Vía).

Other TITSA Bus Stations:

La Laguna	922 259 412
Tacoronte	922 561 807
La Orotava	922 332 702
Puerto de la Cruz	922 381 807
Icod de los Vinos	922 811 304
Buenavista	922 127 436
Guimar	922 511 665
Granadilla	922 770 606
Costa Adeje	922 795 427

Are you standing at the airport and want to go somewhere by public transport?
We will tell you how to do it easily and conveniently!

Which company provides public transportation from the airport?
Intercity transport company (www. globalsu.net).

Where is the bus stop?


The stop is located at the international departure terminal. As soon as you leave the baggage claim area, you will need to go up one floor (by escalator or elevator) and follow the information signs.

Bus number 91
travels from the capital of the island to Playa del Cura, making an intermediate stop at the airport. In addition, he stops at the following tourist destinations: Puerto Rico and Amadores. Regular bus services start at 6.15 and end at 20.15. Please refer to the timetable considering that this bus passes through the airport approximately 15 minutes after departure from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Bus number 90
stops at the airport on the route from Telde to Maspalomas. In addition, it stops at the following tourist spots: Playa del Aguila, Bahia Feliz, San Agustin, Playa del Inglés and Campo Internacional de Maspalomas. The route ends at the Maspalomas lighthouse, next to Meloneras.

If you arrive in Gran Canaria at a time when these buses do not run, you will always have the option of taking a taxi or renting a car to your destination.

Taxi stops
are located at the airport terminals, where flights arrive both from the EU countries and from other islands of the archipelago.

Car rental companies
You will see as soon as you enter the arrival hall for flights from EU countries.

WISH YOU A SAFE AND GREAT TIME ON OUR ISLAND

You can check the various bus times by following the links directly to the Global website or by calling the following phone numbers: 928 252 630
and 902 381 110.
The Gran Canaria Tourist Board is not responsible for any substitutions, changes or cancellations regarding the information provided on this web page.

If you decide to spend your holidays in Gran Canaria, it doesn’t matter if you fly alone or through an agency. Even the purpose of your trip is limited only to visiting the beach and enjoying the joys of the All Inclusive system – sooner or later the beach may get bored, and there will be a question about moving around the island or a desire to visit the neighboring one.

For the majority of solo travelers, Canarian public transport begins at the door of airport
, this is where we will begin our consideration of possible routes.

The bus stop itself is located very close to the exit from the terminal building: after collecting your luggage, you should go up one floor and information boards will take you directly to it. It should be noted that the “bus” in Canarian is called “guagua” (guagua), however, if you say autobus or bus, of course, they will understand you. You can pay for the fare both to the driver himself, and purchase a ticket from a vending machine located nearby. Buses connecting the airport with the capital of the island or the south are somewhat different from regular public transport. They are equipped with special compartments where you can place your luggage. All intercity bus services are provided by Global.

Direction “North”


For those wishing to go north, to the capital Las Palmas, you should use buses No. 60
or #91
. In the city of Las Palmas, there are two bus stations: “San Telmo” (San Telmo), located in the center of the capital, and “Santa Catalina” (Santa Catalina), which is located near the port of Canteras.

If bus No. 60
is a direct line on the route “Airport – Las Palmas”, line №91
connects the south of the island (Playa del Cura) with the capital. It should be borne in mind that the bus may arrive at the Airport stop already full. The bus fare is about 3€
, you can learn more about fares here. In addition to the usual rates, the company offers special tourist cards that give the opportunity to get 20% discount
for a fare or pay for several trips at the same time at favorable prices. (You can find out more at the San Telmo station or right at the airport).

Direction “South”


There are three bus routes to the south of the island: No. 66
, #90
and already known to us No. 91
.

No. 66
provides a direct connection between the airport and the most touristic center of Maspalomas and Playa Inglés; №90
runs along the coast, connecting Telde and Faro de Maspalomas, and No. 91
, as it were, extends route No. 66
to Puerto Rico and Amadores, connecting south to the island’s capital.

You can download the schedule
most popular routes .

Public transport Las Palmas
is provided by another carrier, schedules and rates can be found on the carrier’s website www.guaguas.com. The city fare is 1.40€
(can also be paid at the entrance to the driver), to save money, you can buy season tickets for 2 or 10 trips at San Telmo or Santa Catalina stations.

Alternative transport: taxi or car rental


Surprisingly, taxis
is cheaper in Gran Canaria than in Madrid. A trip to the center of the capital will cost you about 25-35 €, depending on the time of day and day of the week (more expensive at night and on weekends). The fare to the south is a little more expensive: to San Agustin 30-35 €, Playa Ingles 30-37 €, Puerto Rico 49-60 €, the most distant and expensive is Puerto de Mogan – about 63-77 €. You can easily find a taxi stop when you exit the airport, usually there is always a small queue near the cars. When landing, pay attention to the inclusion of the counter. The Spaniards are not in the habit of deceiving their tourists, but still, when paying for a fare, be sure to ask for a receipt as a guarantee of the correct cost. The check always shows the car code and time, so it’s quite easy to check if you were counted correctly in case of doubt.

About car rental
We already wrote about in Spain, so it’s up to you whether to rent a car or use public transport. To general information about Spanish traffic rules, it is worth adding a little Canarian specifics:

The roads are quite narrow, with sharp turns. Recommendation: do not turn on loud music and drive in the mountains with open windows. On tight curves with poor visibility, drivers warn of their approach with an audible signal;

Canarian driving style is quite aggressive compared to Madrid. Here you can see overtaking on the right or turning from the left lane to the right without turning on;

Don’t get behind the wheel after drinking just a glass of beer. In tourist areas, alcohol levels are monitored almost every 10 km, and fines in Spain are very large. Arucas is famous for its special control, apparently because of the rum factory located next door.

Do you want to start planning your itinerary before you even start your holiday? Gran Canaria right now.

Las Vegas is a city that is endowed with a very convenient layout for tourists – everything that is of interest to tourists is concentrated mainly on one central street – Las Vegas Boulevard or the Strip as it is commonly called.

But remember that the Strip is a very long boulevard, a full tour of all its attractions is a very decent number of kilometers – so going for a walk around the Strip on foot is not a very good idea even for a physically prepared and hardy tourist.

The easiest way is to resort to the services of a taxi from time to time, but this pleasure in the city of one-armed bandits, you know, will cost you a pretty penny.

A good example – a taxi ride from the airport to the Bellagio hotel will cost you no less than 25 bucks. But in America it is customary to tip, so consider it all thirty dollars for 10 minutes of pleasure to ride through the streets of Lav Vegas in a taxi …

Therefore, we advise you to do what most experienced tourists do – travel around Vegas by bus. This is very convenient – after all, almost all Las Vegas public transport routes run exactly along the Strip we need.

All passenger buses (public transport) in Las Vegas are owned by the RTC company, throughout the city you can find stops with their logo. There are only three types of buses on the routes:

Ordinary buses, which are used on absolutely all routes, except for the Strip. If you are not going to explore the sleeping areas of Vegas, then you will not see these buses

The most popular tourist route is Deuce double-decker buses. Walking only on the Strip, bowing to every pole.

And the second type of buses – Express. They almost exactly repeat the Deuce route, but they don’t stop at all stops and they can get to outlets in the south and north of Vegas.

At each stop there is a map of routes, it is almost impossible to get confused. The fare is $5 for a 2-hour ride without restrictions, or $7 for a ticket valid for 24 hours. There is a ticket option for $ 20 – you can ride for 72 hours. The countdown starts on the first trip: we got on the bus, inserted the ticket into the terminal – the time has come. There are no terminals on express trains, but controllers are constantly walking, fines for the full program – you can be left without pants.

Rent a car is not so popular in Las Vegas – unless you want to enjoy the beauties of the desert state of Nevada in addition to the beauties of the city – then, of course, a rented car is the best option for you.

Tenerife attractions on the map – Interesting places and popular routes

The catalog contains the main attractions of Tenerife, marked on the map, with photos and descriptions in Russian. From the review below, you will find out which parks and attractions children will like, what to see in Tenerife on your own in a few days and where to go by car.

The most tempting sightseeing destination on the island is the Teide National Park, where the highest point in Spain, the Teide volcano, is located.

Tenerife, the largest island of the Canary archipelago, has an impressive number of attractions: national parks, classic and unusual museums, historical monuments. The map of tourist routes covers almost the entire island and pleases with a variety of places.

Attractions available all year round include magnificent beaches, family amusement parks, well-maintained parks designed for contemplative relaxation, colorful tropical zoos.

Evening holidays can be provided by cultural and entertainment venues: the legendary Pyramid of Arona concert hall, theatrical jousting tournaments in San Miguel Castle.

The cities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Costa Adeje, Puerto de la Cruz, Playa de las Americas, San Cristobal de la Laguna, Icod de los Vinos, are rich in attractions, Los Gigantes.

What to see in Tenerife

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What to see in Tenerife on your own

Acquaintance with the sights of Tenerife is possible not only within the resort or popular excursions. The transport system on the island makes it possible to create your own route for viewing architectural monuments and natural objects.

When planning a vacation in large cities, do not forget to look at historical museums with rich expositions: first of all, this is the Museum of the History of Tenerife in San Cristobal de la Laguna, which collected Guanche artifacts, and the Museum of Anthropology combined with it; archaeological museum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, better known as the Museum of Nature and Man.

By bus you can get to the city of Guimar, in the vicinity of which the step pyramids of Guimar are located, to get to the “pirate village” of Masca, to visit Candelaria, where the statue of the Black Madonna is carefully kept.

Renting a car solves the problem of moving along almost any planned route. In a short vacation, you can see the sights of southern cities in Tenerife by car, get to the west coast – Los Gigantes, go to Teide Park and, finally, pay attention to the less visited Rural Park in the northern part of the island, where the Pico del Inglés observation deck is located.

A trip to the picturesque resort town of Puerto de la Cruz, one of the central attractions of which is the royal botanical garden, can be intense.

Tenerife attractions for children

Family holidays in Tenerife include visits to zoos with shows, water parks and outdoor attractions. And such a program is relevant all year round: the climate of the island is mild, conducive to all types of active tourism.

One of the most famous parks of the island is Loro Parque, you can safely plan a visit to it for the whole day. The highlight of the park is the dolphin and killer whale show, held on schedule, the rest of the time you can relax in the tropical park, visit the stylized “Thai Village”, watch parrots, gorillas, chimpanzees, penguins and other animals in the themed areas of Loro Park. The aquarium complex with glass tunnels, where marine life is kept, deserves special attention.

While vacationing in Icod de los Vinos, tourists can add to the list of children’s attractions the Butterfly Museum, which contains about 800 insects in recreated tropical conditions, which differ from the usual moths and butterflies in bright colors or sizes.

The resort’s active recreation centers are huge water parks, which are among the largest in Europe. The Thai-style Siam Park and Aqualand Costa Adeje, which has its own dolphinarium, are very close, in the vicinity of the Playa de la Americas resort. It is very convenient for tourists: you can compare the slides of parks in one day or divide the entertainment part into two days.

An excursion program with children should include a trip to Jungle Park and an informative walk through the Pueblo Chico miniature park, which contains the most famous architectural objects of the island, as well as a trip to the interactive-game Museum of Science and Space.

Private guides in Tenerife

Russian private guides will help you to learn more about Tenerife.
7 Russian guides in Tenerife are registered on the Experts.Tourister.Ru project.

Tenerife Attractions

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The Barranco de Badajoz gorge, also known as Chamoco, is located in the southeast of Tenerife in the municipality of Güimar. It was here that the most significant finds of the prehistoric era relating to the culture of the Guanches, the indigenous inhabitants of the Canary Islands, were made, including several aboriginal mummies of great archaeological value.

Garachico is a municipality and city on the north coast of the island of Tenerife, about 52 km from the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The city lies at the foot of a 500-meter cliff, and its surroundings are considered perhaps the least spoiled coastal area of ​​​​Tenerife.

The village and gorge of Masca is the second most popular attraction in Tenerife after the Teide National Park. A tiny mountain village with a population of only about 100 people nestled on the slopes of Mount Masiso de Teno at an altitude of 650 meters in the northwestern part of the island.

The Teide volcano on the island of Tenerife is the highest peak in Spain and the highest island peak in the Atlantic Ocean (3718 meters). And if you measure its height from its base on the ocean floor, then it will reach 7500 meters, which makes Teide the third highest volcano in the world on a volcanic island in the ocean after Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa in Hawaii.

Loro Parque is a huge 13.5 hectare zoo located on the outskirts of Puerto de la Cruz on the island of Tenerife. Initially, it was conceived as a “paradise” for parrots, and over time it has become one of the main attractions of the Canary Islands – more than 40 million people visit it every year.

An exotic park located on the south coast of Tenerife. It is divided into four zones: Cactus and Animal Park, where you can see the world’s largest collection of cacti; Amazonia is the only rainforest in Europe; Jurassic Park and Butterfly Garden.

Adeje is a popular tourist resort on the southwest coast of Tenerife. Like many other resorts on the island, Adeje has grown literally from scratch, satisfying the needs of numerous tourists in new coastal areas.

Puerto de la Cruz is the main resort on the north coast of the island of Tenerife, which, despite the hundreds of thousands of tourists who come here every year, remains absolutely Canarian in style and character. English is rarely heard outside of hotels, bars and restaurants.

Costa del Silencio is a resort area on the south coast of Tenerife, part of the municipality of Arona and located about 12 km east of the popular resort of Playa de las Americas. The name Costa del Silencio means “Quiet Coast”, and it is likely that this coast was once really quiet.

Cueva de Achbinico is a cave near the town of Candelaria on the island of Tenerife, also known as the Cave of San Blas. After the Spanish conquest of the Canary Islands, it was in this cave that the first Christian temple of the archipelago and the first sanctuary dedicated to the Virgin Mary of Candelaria, the so-called Black Madonna, were located.

Almost square in shape, the Orotava valley adjoins the cluster of volcanic peaks of Las Cañadas, which include the highest volcano in Spain, Teide. From the western and eastern sides, the fertile valley seems to be squeezed by lava masses.

Los Cristianos is a city on the south coast of the island of Tenerife with a population of about 20 thousand people, a popular tourist resort. It is located in the municipality of Arona between the Chaiofita and Guaza mountains. The historic center of the city is formed around the bay of Los Cristianos, but in recent years the resort has been rapidly expanding inland.

Los Silos is a municipality and city in the northwestern part of the island of Tenerife, located 57 km west of the capital of the island, the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The first mention of Los Silos dates back to 1509, when the development of agricultural activities in the region led to the need to build a warehouse (“silo”) for storing grain (a total of three such warehouses were built).

The Cliffs de Garcia is a group of rock formations in the Las Cañadas caldera on the island of Tenerife. At 19In the 54th year, they were taken under protection as part of the Teide National Park. This is perhaps the second most popular natural attraction of the island after the Teide volcano.

The Anaga Nature Reserve, which has the status of a biosphere reserve, is located on the northeastern tip of the island of Tenerife. Its territory is a highland with pointed peaks and deep gorges covered with laurel trees and dotted with picturesque villages.

Pico Viejo Volcano, located on the island of Tenerife, is the second highest peak of the island and the entire Canary archipelago – 3135 meters above sea level. Its huge crater reaches 720 meters in diameter.

The Orchid Garden is one of the little known but very interesting sights of Tenerife. An old mansion with a luxurious garden is located just a couple of hundred meters from the crowded beaches in the town of Puerto de la Cruz, but once inside, you seem to find yourself in another world and in another century, when colonial Tenerife was a flowering land with lush vegetation.

El Medano, which means “sand dune” in Spanish, is a city in the municipality of Granadilla de Abona on the island of Tenerife. Famous for its strong winds, this place has repeatedly become the venue for windsurfing championships, but recently El Medano has begun to turn into a popular tourist resort.

Candelaria, also known as Villa Mariana de Candelaria, is a municipality and city in the eastern part of the island of Tenerife. The city is located on the coast 17 km from the capital of the island, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

In the municipality of La Orotava is probably the most famous national park of the Canary Islands – Teide Nature Reserve. It was formed in 1954 and covers the two peaks of the island of Tenerife – the Teide and Pico Viejo volcanoes, as well as the territory adjacent to them.

We will find out when it is better to fly, which beach to choose, where the beach is with white sand, and where with black, how to get from the airport, compare the main car rental offices. We live in Tenerife, so all the information is first hand.

1. View killer whales in Loro Parque
2. Watch whales and dolphins on a boat trip
3. Take a photo with a rock cake

How much do hotels and apartments in Tenerife cost?

Tenerife Attractions

Pico Viejo Route

Casa Abaco

Tajao Natural Arch

Martianez Pools

Playa Paraiso

Lunar landscape on Tenerife

Palmetum

Rural park ANAGA

Walking platform for Teresitas

San Andres

Valle de Arriba

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The Canary Islands are the territory of Spain, which means that Russians will need a Schengen visa. How to get a visa to Spain on your own, I wrote here.

I use a Tinkoff Black euro card. I pay for purchases and withdraw cash without commission. You can order a card and get 6 months of free service here.

Detailed instructions on how to get from Tenerife airport to Costa Adeje by bus here or how to get from the airport to Las Americas here. then select options through the search engines economybookings and rentalcars. Budget full coverage for about €18 per day. Buy when picking up the car on the spot.

The roads in Tenerife are of excellent quality. There are almost no primers. There are almost no paid street parking, I met only in Los Gigantes.

I recommend 3 main routes.

Tenerife is a paradise for hikers. I counted at least 80 only official routes. They are all well marked. Along the way, you will come across information boards with maps, signposts, and just markers on rocks.

Start with these 3 routes:

• In Anaga Park, go down from Chamorga village to Bermejo beach

If you are without a car, then book a bus tour in Russian to the Teide volcano.

For one day drive to the neighboring island of La Gomera, the tour already includes a ticket for the ferry, bus, lunch and a guide in Russian. How to order, I wrote here.

In the evening visit San Miguel Castle with a jousting tournament and a hearty dinner with drinks.

Ride the waterslides at the world’s best water park at Siam Park, buy your tickets in advance here.

Ride the ship-drakar with the Vikings.

The south is always a few degrees warmer and there is almost no rain, so for a beach holiday choose Las Americas, Costa Adeje or my favorite Los Gigantes, where the water is even warmer. September or October is the best time for swimming. In winter, you can also swim, but the water is jaunty at 20 ° C, but sunbathing is no problem.

28 climate zones – find your favorite place!

All Tenerife Attractions (10)

Tenerife Attractions are presented on this page as a rating based on tourist reviews. So what is there to see in Tenerife? Below, all the sights of Tenerife are collected in one summary table: each attraction is provided with a large photo, detailed description, address and telephone number, marked on the map, and any tourist can leave a review for it.

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Pueblo Chico Miniature Park

Six Step Pyramids

Aqualand

Jungle Park

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Masca Village

Teide National Wildlife Park

Las Americas Golf Club

Loro Park

more unique places. We invite you to get acquainted with the most interesting sights of the island and draw up your plan of activities for an unforgettable vacation.

Of course, you cannot arrive on the island of Tenerife, formed by volcanic activity, and not visit the territory of its progenitor, the Teide volcano. Park Las Cañadas del Teide is the territory of the volcano of the same name and its surrounding valleys and mountain slopes with unique vegetation and fauna. In order to climb the top of the volcano with a height of more than three thousand kilometers, you will no longer need tens of hours, as it was necessary for travelers in the old days, but just a few unforgettable minutes spent contemplating the beautiful views from the height of the lift.

Loro Parque is a natural park that originated as a park of parrots, and now, in addition to more than four thousand species of these wonderful birds, there is a huge variety of animal species. Here you will see one of the largest penguinariums, in which its inhabitants are in almost natural conditions, specially created in an aviary. In addition, in Loro Park you can see a huge aquarium with sharks, a magnificent garden of orchids. Here you will meet many species of gorillas, crocodiles, jaguars, turtles. In general, you are guaranteed a lot of impressions and a huge number of vivid photos.

Las Americas Golf Club is a massive, approximately 90 ha, professionally equipped golf course, known for the highest level of coaching skills, as well as comfortable environment for an unforgettable holiday. The club is located in the heart of the southern resort of Tenerife, Playa de Las Americas. This magnificent place of the island of Tenerife will be interesting to visit both professional golfers with considerable experience in golf, and novice fans of this sport. Unforgettable views, superior service and leisure-related services, including locker rentals, comfortable showers, a well-appointed restaurant with national cuisine – all this will make a lasting impression on you when you visit the Las Americas Golf Club.

One of a kind architectural work of art, Auditorio de Tenerife, will leave an unforgettable experience from what he saw. Majestic and striking with its extraordinary design solution, the building hosts a huge number of concerts of opera, jazz, pop and rock music throughout the year. The acoustics created within the walls of the Auditorio de Tenerife will make you feel the music in a new way.

Tenerife

• Climb Mount Teide by cable car
• Visit Anaga Park
• Sunbathe on the black volcanic sand at La Arena or Puerto de la Cruz
• Hike Chinyero Volcanoes
• Try rabbit stew, Canarian potatoes and Canarian sauces
• Swim in a natural pool20
• How to get to Tenerife

  You can get to the island by ferry (several days) or by plane. The cheapest way to fly to Tenerife is from Madrid, Valencia, Belfast or Porto. I advise you to take a direct flight from Moscow. S7 airlines, Aeroflot and Iberia fly. Fly around 8 hours. Check the low price calendar for cheap dates (check the box for direct flights).

  Where to live in Tenerife

  If you are traveling with a family with children, then it is best to settle in Costa Adeje, where there is excellent infrastructure and the best beaches with breakwaters. For romantics, Los Gigantes is suitable with a gorgeous view of the rocks and the black sand beach of La Arena or the city-botanical garden of Puerto de la Cruz in the north of the island. The best spots for surfers in El Medano and Las Americas. For trips to the north of the island and to Anaga Park, stay for a few days in the modern city in the rocks of Radazul.

  Mobile and Internet in Tenerife

  I use Orange SIM card. For €10 per month they give you 7Gb. Calls within Spain are also inexpensive. You can buy a SIM card on the island or in advance in Russia here.

  What is there in Tenerife that is not available elsewhere?

  Loro Parque

  Puerto de la Cruz

  Playa de las Americas

  Eagles Park

  Stone Mother

  El Medano

  Teide National Park

  Abama Beach

  Tegueste

  Taganana

  Benijo Beach

  What is there in Santa Cruz de Tenerife?

  Maritimo Park Cesara Manrika

  Carnival on Tenerife

  Auditorial de Tenerife

  Observation La Garanona

  Candelary Basilica

  Hardy

  Natural La-Lahah

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  232 Do I need a visa and insurance?

  What currency to carry and how to pay on the island?

  How to get from Tenerife airport?

  How to get around the island

  The island has a well-developed bus network of the company Titsa. It is more convenient to build routes and timetables in Google maps. You can pay for the trip in cash to the driver, or it is cheaper to buy a Ten + card at Titsa kiosks or vending machines. The card needs to be topped up, the card itself costs €2. One card is allowed to pay for tickets for several people at once. Download the transport map.

  In order not to depend on the bus schedule, it is more convenient to rent a car.

  Where can I rent a car?

  Don’t forget to read my review of car rentals in Tenerife.

  Road routes in Tenerife

• Through the center of the island, see Teide
• Around the island on the highway and stop at Candelaria, Santa Cruz, La Laguna, Puerto dela Cruz.
• Turn north to Anaga Park, drive along the lookouts.

Hiking trails in Tenerife

1. Climb the Roque del Conde

More hiking trails here.

Which excursions to go on in Tenerife?

Book a day boat trip and see whales with dolphins.

Climb Mount Teide in the evening to see the stars with an English-speaking guide. Or visit the observatories with a guide.

What to do with children?

What time to go to Tenerife?

The best months are September and October and the coldest months are February and March.

The island is divided by mountains into two main climatic zones: humid north and dry south. The north is distinguished by its rich vegetation and rather cool winter nights. The south is distinguished by a more sunny and dry climate with small differences in daily and seasonal temperatures.

In addition to the main climatic differences between north and south, there are more than two dozen microclimatic zones on the island. Therefore, Tenerife has many landscapes that are unlike each other: tropical forests and volcanic semi-deserts, mountain gorges and dunes, beaches with black and white sand.

This is the largest and perhaps the most visited of the Canary Islands. Famous for its black beaches, the handsome Teide volcano and the Russian-speaking community. There are 12 climatic zones on the island – tropical forests and volcanic semi-deserts, mountain gorges and dunes, beaches with black and white sand. You won’t be bored!

What to do in Tenerife?

2. Swim at Terrisitas Beach

My Tenerife reports

The average price of apartments for 2-4 people is €60-80. I usually rent through AirBnB (don’t forget to take the $30 coupon on your first booking). Good apartments booked 2-6 months in advance. Highly recommend booking well in advance.

Good hotels cost closer to €100 and options with breakfast and dinner around €120 per night. The most expensive hotels in Costa Adeje, Las Americas, there are also cheap options there.

If you travel several times a year, it is more profitable to buy one of the tourist sim cards. They work all over the world. Internet prices are good too. A detailed review of the sims is here.

If your apartment has poor or no internet, then rent a mobile WIFI router with unlimited internet. Enough for the whole family. The issue price is about €5 per day.

Unusual volcanoes, of course. There are 12 climatic zones on the island – tropical forests and volcanic semi-deserts, mountain gorges and dunes, beaches with black and white sand. You won’t be bored! This is the only place in the European Union where you can swim in winter. Good replacement for Thailand.

Concert Hall Pyramid of Arona

Costa Adeje

San Miguel Castle

Tenerife South Airport

Los Cristianos

Hell’s Gorge

Bahamar

Los Gigantes

Pico del Inglés lookout point

Viewpoint La Cruz del Carmen

Antequera Beach

Las Teresitas Beach

San Cristobal de La Laguna

Ethnological Park of the Pyramids of Guimar

Dragon tree

Tenerife North Airport or Los Rodeos

House of balconies

Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Garden

El Caleton de Garachico Natural Pools

Cerfe Lookout

Mask Gorge

Resorts Cayao Salvaje and Playa Paraiso

Fanabe Beach

Siam Park Water Park

Las Vistas Beach

Only euros are accepted on the islands, even in banks it is not so easy to exchange dollars for euros. Please bring euros with you.

It is customary to rent a car on the island with full insurance, as it is inexpensive here. For example, renting a car with basic insurance will cost from €8-15 per day, and with full insurance €15-30. To get such delicious prices, order a car at least 1-2 months before your trip via the Internet.

Cars with full insurance, no deposit, look at Pluscar. If you want to travel with a car on a ferry between the islands, then in Cicar, also with full insurance.

Other routes >

3. Route around Chinyero volcano

The island has everything you need for children. Lots of playgrounds, great beaches and interesting entertainment.

Eat at Loro Parque, see killer whales, dolphins, fur seals and parrots. If there is no transport, get a park ticket along with a transfer here.

Dive underwater in the yellow submarine, the kids will love it.

Tenerife is a holiday destination all year round. The water temperature is kept in the region of 20 ° – 23 ° С. The air temperature in winter ranges from 20 ° C to 26 ° C, in summer – from 23 ° C to 29°C are averages. Due to its geographical location and relief features, weather conditions vary significantly depending on the location on the island. For example, in the north of the island in the forest of La Esperanza, it is usually 10 degrees colder – about 12 degrees during the day.

Traveling around the island, in the north you can get under heavy rain, in the south you can swim in the warm sea under the bright rays of the sun, and go to the center of the island to see the snow-capped top of the Teide volcano.

Map of the island of Tenerife

When you arrive on the island of Tenerife, the first thing you remember is the Canarians, who greet you with a smile and give you a free Tenerife map!

By tradition, I save the map for you in pdf format. You can download a map of the island of Tenerife here . This is what the island of Tenerife looks like in general. In the center of the island is the Teide National Park – in confirmation of its volcanic origin. Mount Teide is the highest point in Spain (3718 m above sea level), the last eruption of Teide occurred in 1909 year. The most interesting thing is that the Teide volcano was formed in the crater of an even more ancient volcano, as evidenced by countless bizarre lava-like solidified figures (by the way, episodes of star wars were filmed here), but we will have a separate conversation about Teide. The most important thing to remember is the following – the closer you want to get to the center of the island, the longer your road will be, because the closer to the territory of the volcano, the higher the height and the more winding the mountain serpentines, so plan your time carefully!

The main resort area of ​​the island is located in the southwestern part – these are the resorts of Costa Adeje, Las Americas, Los Cristianos. In the south, 20 kilometers from the resort of Costa Adeje, there is the only international airport on the island (only domestic flights arrive at the northern airport). Closer to the northwest is Los Gigantes, in the north of the island is its capital – Santa Cruz de Tenerife, as well as one of the best northern coasts – Puerto de la Cruz.

To create an image of the island in your mind, as well as understanding and orienting the terrain, I think this information and a map of the island of Tenerife will be enough for you in the following articles. and the best beaches, cities and ports, talk about the people and sights of the island, and much more!

Tenerife’s main road route to Mount Teide

Tenerife Hiking magazine tells about the best car route to Teide and Parador. This guide makes it easy to get to know Tenerife’s main attraction on your own. Rent a car and go!

How to get to Mount Teide by car?

Teide National Park is visited by 5 million tourists every year. Few people visit the hiking trails around the crater and in the old caldera. Basically, everyone chooses excursions to Las Cañades del Teide Park and trips to the funicular by car. Travelers are in luck! In this guide, we talk about a convenient car route to the Teide volcano.

The Teide Volcano was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007. This is the highest peak in Spain, its height is 3718 m above sea level. Due to its location, Los Cañados National Park has amassed an endemic collection of flora that is considered to be of scientific value. Over the years, this road has evolved into a classic car route in Tenerife.

We start preparing for the road trip at the hotel

Clothing and footwear for climbing Mount Teide

It is necessary to take outerwear, no matter what time of the year the trip takes place. High up in the mountains it is very, very cold. We also recommend that you bring a hat or cap to protect yourself from the bright sun.

As for shoes, extra pairs are unnecessary weight. Better to just wear closed shoes or trekking boots.

Reliable sun protection

The weather in Teide National Park is extremely changeable. Most of the year it is clear, without precipitation, and due to the high altitude, there is a strong danger of getting a sunstroke. Get maximum sun protection with SPF 50 sunscreen.

Water and food

Although there are a couple of restaurants near Teide, it is advisable to bring some food and plenty of water with you. Take Canarian bananas and a couple of 1.5 liter bottles of water.

Map, documents and camera

Fill up the car with petrol, there are no gas stations upstairs. Ask your car rental for a road map of Tenerife or turn on the navigator on your phone. Free up space on the flash drive of the camera for new frames. On the way there are crazy angles for photographs of Tenerife! Shoot, shoot =). But if you came to Tenerife after the wedding, then it is better to write to the photographer in Tenerife, he knows the best places and routes.
Check that the car has a car rental support phone number. There are steep serpentines in the mountains!

How to get to Teide by car?

There are different ways to get to the volcano, but most often tourists prefer guided tours on Teide or renting a car at the southern airport.

We recommend renting a car during your holiday in Tenerife. So you can travel, make stops where you want and how much you want. There will be no need to wait for anyone, as the members of the tourist group are waiting for each other at the sightseeing bus.
There are car rental locations at the airports and cities: Adeje, Las Americas, Los Cristianos, Los Gigantes and Puerto de la Cruz.

The most popular driving option is to ascend in the Vilaflor area and descend from the caldera around Mount Teide in the La Orotava valley. You can also go in the opposite direction. In each direction, the landscapes will be different and will let you get bored.
In fact, there are many roads that lead up and down the Teide. But this one is the most picturesque. In addition, it is not so winding, it has fewer serpentines.
Less scenic route – climb to La Esperanza via Arafo and after Teide descend to Arona.

If you ride Teide from Orotava, descending to Arona, you will see the scenery differently. The climb up the La Orotava valley is less epic than the descent. And the descent from the volcano in Arona makes it impossible to see the endless pine ocean. All landscapes will simply remain behind.

But both routes are extremely epic and give a lot of sensations! We love to drive to Esperanza via Vilaflor, but we also often go up to Arafo, going down to Los Cristianos.

Road to Teide from the north of Tenerife

If you are staying at one of the hotels in Puerto de la Cruz, take the TF5 motorway towards Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Before reaching the capital, turn towards Tenerife Norte Airport. After another sign for the airport, take the exit La Esperanza – El Teide on TF-24.
And here you are on the main scenic road on the way to the volcano. We begin to enjoy the ascent to Los Cañados del Teide National Park.

Driving route to Teide from the south

If you are staying in the south of Tenerife, rent a car from the rental office and take the TF-21 highway to the village of Vilaflor. There are many turns and sometimes a steep serpentine, but it is short, and the views are amazingly beautiful.

The path to the Teide through Vilaflor will offer a view of the vast expanses covered with forests of Canarian pine. If the weather is cloudy, then you will encounter giant cloud clusters. Well, natural formations of lava and stone, a giant pine tree and Rosa de Piedra are here in any weather. From observation platforms and small parking lots, of which there are a lot, you can take pictures of the islands of La Palma and La Gomera.

Cañadas del Teide National Park is easy to navigate. Here you can find a lot of cozy corners. Take a look at the El Portillo tourist center in the center of the park. The young and energetic staff will share information and maps for a walking tour of the area.

If you are a hiker, you are in luck!

Cañadas del Teide National Park has a large number of paths and trails for hikers. You can also climb to the very top of the Teide volcano. The view from there is interesting, but without exaggeration. Hiking trails here.

If you are in poor physical shape, take the cable car and take the funicular up to the top of Teide. The funicular ride costs 25 euros and a queue.

If you’re adventurous and in great physical shape, consider climbing a volcano on your feet. This is a serious climb that requires a pass permit from the Cabildo.

The natural attractions worth seeing in the national park are: El Llano de Ucanca, Los Roques de Garcia, Los Azulejos, Montaña Blanca and Montaña Rojada, Chaorro and Pico Viejo volcanoes, as well as the museum at the tourist base of Las Cañados del Teide.

Where can I park in the Teide area?

Convenient parking areas and parking areas are found everywhere in the park. On them you can safely get out of the car and relax, have a bite to eat and take photos. But don’t leave anything in cars. There are a lot of scammers and thieves on tourist observation decks! Be careful.

Do not attempt to park or drive where prohibition signs are posted. Fines for violations are huge. In addition, you will disturb the natural balance of these beautiful places.

Are you ready to go?

On the way down the La Orotava valley, the highway winds heavily to the autopista. If there is a desire and it has not yet grown dark, then it would be good to linger in the village of La Orotava. With pleasure, wander along the wonderful architectural structures: Canarian residential buildings, gardens of local grandees and cobbled pavements that have witnessed historical events.

If your hotel is in the south of Tenerife, then you can turn onto the TF-38 highway towards the town of Chio.