Tenerife 5 day s: The Best of Tenerife Attractions: 5-day Itinerary
The Best of Tenerife Attractions: 5-day Itinerary
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Looking for a warmer destination to visit in the colder winter months? After spending a few winter months in southern Germany, we were ready to board a quick flight and find some sunshine and warmth! The Canary Islands are an easy 3-hour flight from Stuttgart on TUI fly. Below I’ll share all of our favorite things to do in Tenerife with day by day information. From the best places in Tenerife to family-friendly attractions, including a 5-day Tenerife itinerary and the best Spanish food!
Why did we pick Tenerife, Canary Islands?
Tenerife was an ideal choice because it is a collection of islands at the southernmost point of Europe. The islands are a part of Spain and located just off the west coast of Africa. During the winter months, it is the warmest area of Europe, warmer than Malta and Majorca with its southernmost location. In February, the weather was in the ’70s, and although it wasn’t ocean swimming weather, we enjoyed some really nice days on the beach and even played a waterpark without wetsuits!
We picked Tenerife for its variety of activities and kid-friendly adventures. Tenerife has a wide variety of landscapes including a desolate landscape near the Volcano, black sand beaches on the north shore and lush gardens to visit. Its sandy beaches were also a huge draw since many beaches in Europe are rock or pebbles.
When did we travel?
We decided to take advantage of a long weekend in February and extended our trip to a 5-night stay. We didn’t want to leave! The weather in February was perfect with highs in the 60’s and low 70’s. It may not seem like it’s that warm, but when you are arriving from Germany, and it’s highs of the ’20s and ’30s, that temperature difference feels perfect.
The island was not overly crowded with tourists and the prices for lodging, rental car and flights were great.
How did we get to Tenerife?
We were living in Stuttgart, Germany at the time. TUI Fly was an easy choice with their inexpensive fares and direct flights from Stuttgart to Tenerife South. We had a great experience using TUI Fly. The cabin crew gave our son a fun blow up ball, which was used frequently on the beach and our flights were smooth sailing. We did have a delay leaving Tenerife, but that was due to an unforeseen event with a passenger on the incoming flight, so no fault of TUI.
We paid just over 500 euros for two adults, one child, two suitcases (both ways) and meals on the plane. You could easily save a bit of money with less luggage and bring your own meals. Our flight prices were only around 350 euros total.
Rental car or no?
We decided that we wanted to explore the entire island, so a rental car was a must. Both my husband and I are experienced with driving a manual vehicle but note that the island is hilly, so if you aren’t comfortable driving a manual, I’d highly recommend paying a bit extra for an automatic.
We rented from Autoreisen Rent a car and didn’t have any complaints. The majority of the rental car companies were a quick walk straight out of the terminal out into the rental car/parking lot area. We paid 85 euros for a Class C rental car for the 5 nights and 6 days of our trip. That’s a steal if you ask me!
The car was clean and in excellent running condition. The staff was helpful with pick up and drop off. We did see the car seats that you could rent from the company, and they looked clean. We don’t rent car seats from car rental companies, so we brought our own, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
Where did we stay?
I’m all about all-inclusive resorts… except when I want to explore, then I feel like I’m paying a bunch of money for a resort that I’m hardly spending any time at.
For this trip, we elected to split a large 4 bedroom house with a heated pool with friends of ours. We met a great couple when we first moved to Germany, and they became our traveling buddies.
We both have boys a year apart and only children (they added a sweet baby girl this past November). The boys made for perfect playmates and traveling with friends meant easy babysitters for date nights. Win-win!
Want all the details on the vacation rental? Here is the link! The house was pretty amazing. It features three large bedrooms with multiple beds and another “bedroom” located at the back of the house with additional beds. There is a large living area with an attached kitchen (well-stocked). The two-car garage was converted into a game room with pool, table tennis and a large outdoor kitchen with brick fire oven. There is also an additional full bath, which is perfect because it is located just above the pool. The heated outdoor pool is excellent for a dip, and there is also a large grassy area with a shed stocked with pool and outdoor toys. Seriously, if you have kids, this is the place for you!
The pool is NOT gated, so if you have little ones, you’ll have to keep your eyes open.
But the front of the door is located a bit of a walk down the hill to the pool, so there isn’t instant access. If you are worried, you can lock the front door (with a key) or install this easy to use door alarm. Use double-sided sticky tape and attach it to the door. An alarm will sound when the door opens, a perfect compromise and added security.
The entire property is also gated with parking inside the gates, so it was nice and secure. It is located about 20 minutes from the airport up the hillside. Also, easy access to the highway to venture around the island and there are multiple grocery stores just down the hill (including a Lidl).
What did we pack on our travels to Tenerife?
We try to minimize the amount of great we bring, but with little kids, it isn’t always easy. Here is the list of the items we brought with us and why.
A Mix of Clothing: Tenerife has a wide variety of temperatures on its island. Ranging from freezing up on Mount Teide, to warm at the beach.
The evenings can also get a bit cool, especially in the winter, so bring a light jacket to stay warm.
Stroller: The stroller was essential on this trip, especially when walking around the theme parks and exploring the local towns. Our son was still taking naps at the time, so it doubled as a bed on the go. We travel with our City Mini GT in a padded stroller case. After over 20 flights, it has held up with zero damage and the case fits items such as extra diapers, wipes, blankets and more.
Car Seat: We don’t rely on rental car seats (because you never know the history). It’s a pain, but we checked a travel car seat for the first 3 years. After that, we purchased a Ride Safer Travel Harness (which was a game-changer)! Our car seat was only used for travel, and we always used a padded car seat bag with backpack straps for easy portability.
Sand Toys: You can’t visit the beach without sand toys! You can either purchase some when you arrive or bring a few of our own. We travel with a foldable sand bucket and thick plastic shovel that holds up with lots of digging.
*Be sure to write your name on the back of toys*
Kids Items: our suitcases also contain a few books for bedtime stories, music for our son’s room to provide some familiarity (also diminishes surrounding noises), and a few small toys (like a play-doh set and cars/trucks).
*I’ve added links to the retailer Amazon if you’d like to purchase or learn more about our gear recommendations.*
If you want to read more about the gear we love to travel with for children of all ages, head over to our Best Gear for Travel with Kids.
How did we spend our days on Tenerife? (Things to do in Tenerife)
Day One:Siam Park (Waterpark)
Our first full day in Tenerife started out with a trip to Siam Park. Siam Water Park is one of Europe’s best waterparks and is rated the #1 waterpark in the world! It is open 10am-5pm in February and is located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It is one of the best places in Tenerife to combine the warm sunshine with the cooling waters.
If you drive, you’ll pay 3 euro to park. Be sure to arrive early to get a parking spot. Otherwise, you’ll be hunting in an adjacent neighborhood, and then you’ll have a bit of a walk.
Be sure to bring towels! We had a swim bag packed into our luggage, which made it easy to haul any needed supplies and hide drinks and snacks inside the towels. Food is expensive in the park, typical for theme/waterparks. If you want to rent a wetsuit in colder weather, it is 5 euros, and you can rent your wetsuit near the locker rentals.
We really enjoyed our visit to Siam Park. We spent most of our time in the kid’s zone, but my husband and I took turns running off to ride the larger and faster water slides. We spent most of the morning playing and then enjoyed a nice lunch inside the park. The food was expensive, as to be expected, and it was typical fare (burgers, fries, chicken nuggets). We also grabbed some ice cream before exiting.
It would be easy to spend an entire day at Siam Park, Water Kingdom, Tenerife.
Siam Park is one of the largest aquatic theme parks in Europe and features 14 unique water attractions including the Tower of Power, The Dragon, Mekong Rapids, an Adventure Land set in its own tropical paradise, and a HUGE man-made beach with wave pool and even sea lions.
Top tips for visiting Siam Park in Tenerife
– To fully appreciate all the attractions, you need a full day, if not multiple days!
– I’d recommend water shoes if you are visiting during the warmer months. The ground can be scorching and waiting in lines can easily burn your feet. If you forget them, you can purchase water shoes and borrow wetsuits (for a fee) on cooler days. They do offer wet suits for toddlers.
– If you want to avoid the cost of the locker fees (and the lines), be sure to reduce valuables to the bare minimum. Small locker 3€ | big locker 5€ | towel 3€
+ 5€ of deposit
Los Cristianos
We ended up only spend 1/2 a day at Siam Water Park because we were traveling with friends and we wanted to meet up to let the kids take naps and explore the Los Cristianos beach.
We started off with a nice seafood lunch at Abordo before exploring the beach walk along Paseo las Vistas. It is a nice wide boardwalk with shops, plenty of places to get some gelato and sandcastle builders. Check those out below! The walk along the boardwalk takes about 20-30 minutes, or longer depending on how much you stop.
Los Cristianos is a popular beach town and is one of the top places to visit in Tenerife so you’ll notice more crowds and lively evening entertainment. If you are day visitors, like us, and you want to enjoy the beach, bring a few euro to claim a beach chair. If you want to go for the low-cost option, bring your own towel and find a nice palm tree. There is plenty of sand for everyone!
Top tips for visiting Los Cristianos
-We found parking near the pier at Parking Puerto Cristianos, price 1.70 eur/h
-There are plenty of places to eat in the area. Make sure you do a quick google search to make sure the place you pick has good ratings
-Stay hydrated, the sun can easily dehydrate you.
Gelato is a good alternative to drinks. 🙂
We decided to head back to our vacation rental to enjoy our heated pool and cook up a nice dinner with friends.
Day Two: Santa Cruz:
Around half of Tenerife’s population lives in the City of Santa Cruz making it a vibrant and metropolis place to visit. The main reason for visiting Santa Cruz was to see the Mercado Municipal Nuestra Senora de Africa- or African Market. This amazing market in Santa Cruz Tenerife first opened in 1942. It boomed around the 1960s before facing the crisis of the 1980s with supermarkets and grocery stores. It survives today in part due to its array of delicious produces and no less than 12 different eating places.
Top tips for visiting the African Market:
-Be sure to arrive before it closes at 2pm daily (Closed Mondays)
-If you are traveling with kids, there is a playground just outside the market, as well as a children’s play area inside.
-Bring cash to pay for your food and produce.
After our visit to the market, we wanted to linger over Tapas (while the kids took a nap). It was a short six-minute walk and there were plenty of tables to sit outside. I highly recommend getting a variety of plates and sharing. My favorite was the eggplant with drizzled honey and nuts accompanied by a nice glass of house wine.
More things to do in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
-Walk around the Parque García Sanabria, the largest public park in the Canary Islands. This botanical garden is the perfect place to discover plant species along with cheerful fountains, sculptures, and gazebos.
Playa de Benija:
After a wonderful morning and early afternoon in Santa Cruz, we were reading to head into the mountains and experience the northern tip of Tenerife.
The beach Benijo is one of the most spectacular beaches in Tenerife. The best part is that you’ll likely be the only tourists on the beach due to its remote location, but it can be said that it is one of the most charming parts of the island.
Top tips for visiting the Benijo Beach:
-Find parking near the restaurant El Mirador.
-Try to visit during low tide to maximize the amount of sand visible.
-You’ll have to head down a considerable amount of stairs, so its best for fit visitors
-There are no services on the beach, so bring your own towel and snacks
Day Three: Teide National Park: UNESCO World Heritage Site
We wanted to start off the day exploring Teide National Park. This mountain is Spain’s tallest peak and an absolute “must-see” if you are visiting Tenerife. It is easy to reach from either the North or the South, depending on where you are staying. It was about a 45 minutes drive from our vacation rental.
Teide National Park is a delight with its array of vegetation ranging from thick pine forest to barren deserts.
Be sure to visit one of the visitor centers. El Portillo is in the Northeast part of the park and focuses mostly on the environment, geological importance and the living animals and plants in the area.
But it also has interactive displays for the kids and information about the volcano! There was a great section with buttons to press and items to touch inside a fake lava tube, perfect for little explorers. If you are a plant lover, be sure to check out the adjacent botanical gardens that are free of charge.
Be sure to head all the way into the park to the parking area below the cable car (Cañadas del Teide, 38300, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain). In eight minutes you’ll be standing on the top of a dormant volcano. The views are amazing but watch for any altitude sickness in the little ones. The cable car to the summit is actually not recommended for children under the age of two. No one said we couldn’t bring the kids in our group, we had a little one around the age of one.
If we weren’t traveling with children, I would have booked one of their evening programs. It is said that stargazing on top of Mount Teide is some of the best in the world. There are many tours offered such as “Sunset and Stars” where you watch the sunset from the summit, enjoy a gourmet dinner and then do some stargazing.
If you are really interested in stargazing, be sure to book a tour of the Teide Observatory, which is the world’s largest observatory!
After visiting the top of the dormant volcano, we decided to head back down and drive back towards the South. We stopped along the way to explore some of the paths and vegetation. If you are looking for an easy hike to stretch your legs, be sure to stop near Parador de Cañadas del Teide. Located just across from the hotel is a parking area where you can walk towards Roques de García. My son enjoyed clambering over the rocks and looking for little bugs.
Top tips for visiting Teide National Park:
-Teide National park is 3718m above sea level and roads can be closed due to snow in the winter. Be sure to bundle up!
-Alternately, temperatures in the summer can reach as high as 100 Fahrenheit (40 C), so bring water, sunglasses, and sunscreen
-Fun Fact: Teide National Park has been used for multiple movies, including Clash of the Titans.
-Want to spend the night in the park? Book a room at the Altavista Refuge
-If you are visiting in the summer, be sure to buy your cable car tickets online, with 4 million visitors each year (the majority in the summer), tickets can sell out.
Restaurante Casa Pana
We had worked up quite an appetite, so we headed South to Restaurante Casa Pana located in the town of Vilaflor. This restaurant is a gem and is highly recommended. We were seated on the terrace surrounded by views of the valley and flowering bougainvillea. As a group of friends, we ordered quite a few plates to share. The prices were reasonable, the food was delicious and the service was great. We lingered quite awhile over wine and dessert.
In true vacation mode, we headed back to our vacation home to spend the late afternoon in the pool, playing with the kids and relaxing. We were really enjoying the warmer temperatures.
Day Four: Loco Parque
We decided to head to Loco Parque.
Loro Parque opened in the 1970s and its focus was on parrots, hence the name: Loro Parque translated in Spanish means, Parrot Park. The park still has its fair share of parrots but has morphed into much more. It is an extensive park with both a zoo style feel and an aquarium.
Word of Note: We didn’t really do our research before we headed to Loco Parque. The park features multiple animal shows including controversial whales. Please do your own research before deciding whether or not you want to visit.
Loco Parque is quite large at around 33 acres of parkland. Some of our favorite areas included the penguins with the moving walkway. It was feeding time, so we watched as the staff fed each penguin their fish for the day. The animals throughout the park were quite active and the enclosures were well kept and large, but again, I understand many are against zoos and aquariums.
My son really enjoyed the children’s treetop climbing zone. It was perfectly situated next to a little cafe, so i grabbed a bit of food while my husband enjoyed watching our son clamber around the rope bridges and tunnels.
Another favorite was the parrot area in Katandra. You can get up close with the beautiful parrots at the feeding stations.
The park is really well laid out with easy stroller and wheelchair access. There is a wide variety of food available for purchase from sit down restaurants to small cafes with the typical fare.
Top tips for visiting Loco Parque:
-If you plan to visit both Loco Parque and Siam Park, you can buy a combo ticket to save a bit of money
-If you want to see the shows, I suggest heading to the back of the park to see the Orca and dolphin show at the beginning of your visit.
-There is a free train that runs between Reyes Católicos and Loco Parque.
-The park is open daily from 8:30 am to 6:45 pm
-Children are free for children under the age of 6
Day Five: Headed Home
We were supposed to head to the airport, but our flight ended up getting delayed, so we knew we would have a few more hours.
We wanted to stay close to the airport and soak up a bit more of the beach and sun, so we ended our trip to Tenerife with a trip down to Playa San Blas. There were plenty of nice resorts and we found a quiet beach with perfect sand to play a bit before our flight home.
Tenerife was perfect as a short escape from the winter blues to the warmth and sun of the islands. Tenerife offers plenty to see and do, or you can easily find an all-inclusive resort to recharge and relax. It is also the southernmost point in Europe, making it the best destination for families. Please feel free to ask any questions about the trip, we are an open book!
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What to see in Tenerife in 5 days
Tenerife is an island with so much to offer, that you wouldn’t believe you could get to know it properly in only 5 days—but you’d be wrong. If you use the time well, you will be able to enjoy the island’s wonderful natural scenery, its cities, its beaches and of course, its culture and mouthwatering cuisine. The exceptionally pleasant climate means that you can carry out all kinds of outdoor activities all year round, or visit cities whose very streets recall the history of the first settlers.
This is an island with lots of little surprises for visitors keen to enjoy special experiences. Ascending Mount Teide which is one of the greatest volcanoes in the world, bathing on endless, idyllic beaches, having lunch at a guachinche, or traditional tavern—these are just a few of the experiences that will enable you to derive the maximum enjoyment from your 5-day trip.
Itinerary day 1
10:00 -12:00
Mount Teide National Park
The Teide National Park, a World Heritage Site, offers a landscape that could be straight out of science fiction, being made up of volcanic rock and lava debris surrounding the highest peak in Spain. You will be astonished by the Roques de García, you can ride in the cable car almost up to the summit of Mount Teide, and then you can go on a walk offering panoramic views from the heights.
12:30 – 14:00
La Orotava
La Orotava is a visit not to be missed. Its carefully preserved streets exude history, tradition and culture. It is one of those places that has been able to retain its true character. Its historic quarter has been declared a National Historic and Artistic Site. You will see architectural jewels, fantastical gardens, streets that will transport you back to another age… Here we find the essence of the island’s most deep-rooted traditions.
14:30 – 16:00
Bar Los Castillos – La Orotava
It is a small, but welcoming, establishment where you can enjoy authentic Canary Island home cooking.
Its speciality is the typical La Orotava rabbit stew, but you should also try the papas arrugás [’wrinkled’ potatoes], grilled cheese with mojo [traditional Canary Island sauce], and the cod. Those with a sweet tooth will love the almond cake.
16:30 – 18:00
Puerto de la Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz provides the ideal balance of tourist activity and authentic local day-to-day life. The natural swimming pools of Lago Martiánez, the Plaza del Charco, the fishing quay, and the fishermen’s quarter, La Ranilla, are some of the must-visit spots. And if you fancy taking a refreshing dip, try one of its black sand beaches, such as Playa Jardín.
18:30 – 20:30
Botanical Gardens
One place definitely not to be missed is the Puerto de la Cruz Botanical Gardens. To visit it is a genuine treat for the senses. Over 4,000 species from all five continents will give you the feeling of being in the very heart of the jungle. This is one of the most spectacular botanical gardens in Spain, and is also the country’s second oldest, after the one in Madrid.
21:00 – 23: 00
Bodegón Casa El Rubio – Puerto de la Cruz
This establishment is a typical Canary Island restaurant or old-fashioned guachinche [tavern] whose origins go back to the street markets that in times gone by would spring up to sell the new season’s wine. Our recommendation: try the fruity white wine, the ribs with corn on the cob, the meat and the squid.
Itinerary day 2
10:00 – 12:30
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The island’s capital offers a wide range of possibilities for enjoyment for all as, in addition to its culture and leisure options, it has a lively social scene. No-one should neglect to visit the Plaza de España, the attractive churches, the historic districts, or the Adán Martín auditorium, the work of the renowned architect Santiago de Calatrava.
12:45 – 14:30
San Cristóbal de la Laguna
To stroll through this city, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999, is to step back into the seventeenth-century while you admire its many mansions, old palaces and churches.
At night, it is a vibrant place to go for a few drinks, due to its multicultural, student vibe.
14: 45 – 16: 30
Cofradía La Laguna Restaurant
This restaurant in the heart of La Laguna offers a menu whose highlights are good fish and seafood. Savour the limpets, octopus, black rice with squid, or the escaldón de pescado [traditional fish stew]. And if you want a truly authentic Canary Island dish, don’t hesitate to order the ropa vieja [chickpeas and meat stew].
17:00 – 19:00
The Anaga massif
The Anaga massif is an idyllic landscape if you are fond of hiking or of just walking in the countryside. There is a trail called El Bosque Encantado [Enchanted Forest], not far from the hamlet of Taganana, which will have you spellbound. If you fancy a dip, try the neighbouring beach of Almáciga, an incredibly beautiful place, and one of the most picturesque beaches on the island.
19:30 – 21:00
Playa de las Teresitas
What could be a better end to the day than watching the sun set from the beach at Las Teresitas? Its white sand, brought here from the Sahara desert, is reminiscent of beaches in the Caribbean, something highly unusual on an island where the beaches are normally of black volcanic sand.
21:00 – 23:00
La Hierbita Restaurant
In this ancient tavern, whose walls have witnessed over 120 years of history, fresh produce from local suppliers takes precedence. The traditional, high-quality cooking on offer here will please even the most discriminating tastes.
Itinerary day 3
10:00 – 12:00
Garachico
Garachico is a charming town, which has done well to conserve its historic centre. Here, you can take a step back into the island’s colonial past. In addition, it has some superb natural swimming pools formed by lava streams near the San Miguel castle, which make an ideal stopping-off point.
12:30 – 14:00
Icod de los Vinos
This is where you will find the famous Drago Milenario [Thousand-Year-Old Dragon Tree], an emblem of the town, along with a carefully conserved historic centre. Nor would you want to miss Matriz de San Marcos church, the Convent of Saint Francis, or the squares of Lorenzo Cáceres and La Pila.
You could have an aperitif before lunch, and try the local wine and cheeses.
14:30 – 16:30
Las Aguas Restaurant
If you want to try an exceptionally good rice dish, this place is a safe bet. The menu is based on a wide range of rice broths and a first-rate fish offering. The establishment has ocean views and a very pleasant terrace. The perfect spot to recharge your batteries.
17:00 – 20:00
Los Gigantes Cliffs
As you travel towards the island’s westernmost point at Punta Teno, the Los Gigantes cliffs, towering to a height of almost 600 metres, offer amazing views. To access them, you will need to travel to Santiago del Teide, and then make your way up to one of its breathtaking viewpoints. This place offers a wealth of activities, in addition to the panoramic views. You can go cetacean, dolphin or whale spotting, or go for a sail in a kayak.
21:00 – 23:00
San Hô Restaurant
Located in Royal Hideaway Corales Beach, this restaurant bearing the Japanese name for coral promises to take patrons on a fabulous culinary journey through Japan, Peru and the Canaries.
Come enjoy the exquisite fusion cuisine of Chef Jamie Palmar, whose impressive track record includes Abama Kabuki, El Rincón de Juan Carlos, Sensu, Kazan and Naiko.
Itinerary day 4
10:00 – 12:00
The Güímar Pyramids
Güímar constitutes one of the island’s pleasant surprises. It is not particularly touristy, but it is a fascinating archaeological site. Here you will find the famous black pyramids and, what is more, they are surrounded by a botanical garden.
12:30 – 14:00
Candelaria
Candelaria is the home of the patron saint of the island of Tenerife. This town, which has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, is well worth a visit. In the square where the basilica stands (the Plaza de la Patrona de Canarias), we can see several bronze statues depicting the original inhabitants of the Canary Islands, the Guanche kings or menceyes, in their traditional dress.
14:30 – 16:00
La Casona del Vino Restaurant – Candelaria
Typical Creole food, rice and meat dishes, all accompanied by good wines.
A pleasant, welcoming establishment with lovely views and offering excellent value for money. Who could ask for more?
16:30 – 20:00
Playa El Médano
This is Tenerife’s surfing and kitesurfing beach par excellence. The kites flying over the ocean while tracing waves of colour is a memorable sight. But if water sports are not your thing, you could always visit the Montaña Roja Special Nature Reserve with its astounding views, or just stay on the beach and enjoy the cooling sea breeze.
21:00 – 22:30
Tasca La Lata del Gofio
Offering views of the ocean, and with the Montaña Roja as the backdrop, this tavern has a bar area with tables and a bar counter, as well as a quieter area for family or group lunches and dinners. A quiet place, with excellent Canary Island cooking, where you can enjoy an extra-special end to the day.
Itinerary day 5
10:00 – 12:00
Playa de las Américas
This is one of the best-known beaches in Tenerife.
During the daytime, it is a quiet place where you can enjoy the ocean and the atmosphere of its promenade. At night, however, it becomes one of the island’s most popular spots for partying and nightlife.
12:00 – 15:00
Siam Park
It is considered one of the best water parks in the world. Siam Park was inspired by the Asiatic kingdom of Siam (now Thailand), and its architecture is reminiscent of that country. The water rides are the highlight, but there are also relaxation areas and a shopping area in the style of a little Thai town.
15:00 – 16:00
La Masía del Mar Restaurant
With wonderful views of the bay of La Caleta de Adeje, this restaurant is a superb option if you fancy a paella or some fresh fish. If you prefer to go during the evening, entertainment is provided in the form of live music.
16:30 – 21:00
Arona y Costa Adeje
Tourists seeking beaches and sunshine tend to prefer the south of the island. At times, you might think you are in another country.
But this area also has superb beaches and friendly bars, eateries and other establishments where you can enjoy an aperitif, do some shopping or buy souvenirs.
21:30 – 23:30
Maresía Restaurant by Hermanos Padrón
Patrons will savour spectacular haute cuisine creations and unique flavours using the best local ingredients as they take in spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean from the rooftop at Royal Hideaway Corales Beach. The Michelin-starred and Repsol-sunned Padrón brothers offer the flavours of the Canary Islands and the sea in a scrumptious culinary offering. Tasting menus are available and recommended for 16 years and older.
5 days in Tenerife Itinerary • With Kids • Inspirock
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Playa de las Americas
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Party Capital of Tenerife
inspirock.com/spain/playa-de-las-americas-trip-planner”>Known around the world as a hotspot for beach life and vibrant night culture, Playa de las Américas remains one of the most-visited vacation resorts in the Canary Islands.
Attractions like Scuba & Snorkeling and Siam Park make great kid-friendly stops. You’ll find plenty of places to visit near Playa de las Americas: Icod de los Vinos (Cueva del Viento & ARTlandya) and Puerto de la Cruz (The English Library Tenerife, Loro Parque, &more). There’s still lots to do: learn about wildlife with up-close encounters at Zoo Tenerife Monkey Park, get outside with Aron Tenerife Surf Academy, tour the pleasant surroundings at Playa del Duque, and stop by Library Reading Up.
To find ratings, maps, where to stay, and more tourist information, go to the Playa de las Americas travel route planner.
London, UK to Playa de las Americas is an approximately 7.
5-hour flight. When traveling from London in April, plan for somewhat warmer days and warmer nights in Playa de las Americas: temperatures range from 26°C by day to 19°C at night. Finish your sightseeing early on the 2nd (Sat) to allow enough time to fly back home.
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Playa de las Americas
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Party Capital of Tenerife
inspirock.com/spain/playa-de-las-americas-trip-planner”>Known around the world as a hotspot for beach life and vibrant night culture, Playa de las Américas remains one of the most-visited vacation resorts in the Canary Islands.
Step off the beaten path and head to Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 3 and Casa Fuerte. You’ll get in some beach time at Piscinas Naturales El Caleton and Playa de las Vistas. Explore the numerous day-trip ideas around Playa de las Americas: Icod de los Vinos (Parque del Drago & Cueva del Viento) and Mirador Lomo Molino (in El Tanque). There’s still lots to do: kick back and relax at Playa El Medano, appreciate the views at Masca Valley, identify plant and animal life at Barranco del Infierno, and tour the pleasant surroundings at Playa de Fanabe.
For maps, other places to visit, photos, and other tourist information, go to the Playa de las Americas trip planner.
Madrid to Playa de las Americas is an approximately 4.5-hour flight. You can also do a combination of car and ferry; or do a combination of train, ferry, and bus. Due to the time zone difference, you’ll gain 1 hour traveling from Madrid to Playa de las Americas. Traveling from Madrid in September, Playa de las Americas is a bit warmer at night with lows of 24°C. Wrap up your sightseeing on the 8th (Tue) to allow time to fly back home.
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How many days you need to visit Tenerife
Playa del Duque in Tenerife South – a beautiful place to relax with a cocktail in hand
If you are planning your first holiday to Tenerife you may be asking yourself how much time do you need in order to see the island and discover some of the best sights.
- The perfect Tenerife itinerary
- 3 days itinerary in Tenerife (a long weekend in Tenerife)
- One week in Tenerife – 7 days itinerary to visit the largest Canary Island
- So how many days do you need to discover Tenerife properly?
Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands, plus you have to account for the enormous Mount Teide located right in the center of the island, which means that in many parts the roads are not flat, instead, they are full of turns and twists, which is what gives the island its charm and natural beauty.
But this also means that moving around takes time, so you need to account for that in your planning, as well as for the traffic jams that sometimes form on the TF-1 and TF-5 highways.
The perfect Tenerife itinerary
Our ideal holiday in Tenerife is a mix of sightseeing, hiking and sunbathing, since the island has something great to offer for all types of travelers. From charming villages to the highest peak in all of Spain, Tenerife is a complex destination, which is worth exploring if you like the adventure of discovering new places when on holiday.
3 days itinerary in Tenerife (a long weekend in Tenerife)
Although it is possible to visit Tenerife in only 3 days, we would not recommend such a trip if this is your first time coming to the island.
There are so many beautiful places to see, that you will be rushed and you won’t have enough time to also enjoy the beaches and the sun.
But if you only have 3 days in Tenerife, this is what we recommend you do:
Day 1
Reserve this day for lounging in the hotel by the pool or on the beach
Depending on when you arrive, you might have an entire day, so if you are staying somewhere in Tenerife South you may want to try the closest beach.
We really like Los Cristianos, so we would recommend a walk here as well, maybe go over in the evening for dinner or some cocktails after dinner.
Take your time to relax on the first day, enjoy the sun and the ocean, so you will have your batteries charged for a day of sightseeing.
Day 2
Road trip through Teide National Park, then visit San Cristobal de La Laguna
If there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss while in Tenerife, it’s a visit to Teide National Park to see the highest peak in Spain and the volcano that is the symbol of Tenerife.
There are many miradors (viewpoints) where you can stop and admire the landscape if you are traveling on your own rental car.
See our guide for driving in Tenerife and top scenic routes
You can also take the cable car up to 3555m, from where you have several hikes that you can do, including the hike up to the peak of Mount Teide (for this you will need a permit).
BOOK ONLINEMount Teide: Tour with Cable Car Ticket
- Includes transport from the North and South of the island
- Official guide
- Includes Teide cable car ticket
- Discover the most visited National Park in Spain
If you’re coming from the south when visiting Teide National Park, then you have 2 options to leave: either go towards La Orotava or towards San Cristobal de La Laguna.
Although we love La Orotava and we would recommend a visit there as well, in this case, we recommend taking the route to San Cristobal de La Laguna, the old capital of Tenerife.
Day 3
Drive to Masca, then visit Garachico – the most charming village in Tenerife
Although the drive to Masca can be scary for many drivers, we’ve done it several times in various rental cars and we’ve loved it every time.
There are lots of hairpin turns on the way, so if you are not a confident driver you can take an organized excursion and just enjoy the views, without being bothered to drive and to find a parking place when you arrive (which can prove to be a difficult task).
After Masca head over to Garachico and if you’re visiting in summer, make sure to go to the rock pools where you can enjoy swimming in the most famous natural swimming pools in Tenerife.
Playa La Pinta (Puerto Colon), which we recommend that you include in your Tenerife itinerary
One week in Tenerife – 7 days itinerary to visit the largest Canary Island
7 days is the minimum number of days we would recommend to book when traveling to Tenerife with the intention of visiting the island.
We will continue our suggestions for itineraries from where we left off above when you only had 3 days on the island.
Day 4
A full day at Siam Park, the best water park in Spain
Siam Park is one of the top attractions in Tenerife and if you have a week here, we would advise spending a day here to relax after a few days of sightseeing.
It is great for children, as well as for adults, so everyone will find something to do there.
We love Siam Park and we go there every time we visit the island, even if only for the lazy river and the wave pool, which makes for a very relaxing day, if you are not one for more thrilling rides.
Day 5
A day in Puerto de la Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz is the largest town and resort on the north coast in Tenerife and it’s worth visiting for a day.
In Puerto de la Cruz you will also find Loro Parque, but visiting this park will take up an entire day if you decide to go.
In Puerto de la Cruz you can go to the famous Playa Jardin, a lovely black sand beach, or to Lagos Martianez, a pool complex with saltwater, designed by Cesar Manrique.
Then visit the old streets, the walk on the promenade and go to the Botanical Garden, which is the only one in Tenerife (unless you also count the Palmetum in Santa Cruz).
Days 6 & 7
Relax on the beach and enjoy the Tenerife sun
Any trip to Tenerife would not be complete if you would not take the time to enjoy the beach, the ocean, and the sun.
We would recommend exploring more than one beach if you are staying in Tenerife South, since it is easy to travel between them, either by bus or you can even walk.
Playa del Duque is lovely (pictured at the start if the article), Playa Puerto Colon is great for families with kids but the one we love the most in the south is by far Playa Las Vistas in Los Cristianos.
So how many days do you need to discover Tenerife properly?
We’ve spent several months in Tenerife over the course of the years and we still feel like we have many more places to discover.
With so many activities at your choice, you can’t be bored in Tenerife even if you are an active person (just like we are) and you don’t really care for the beach.
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With at least 10 days or 2 weeks, you can relax more and also visit the island at a more relaxed pace, which is how the Canaries should be discovered.
So if you have the time and the possibility, go for at least 7 or 10 days in Tenerife, which will give you the opportunity to combine sightseeing with sunbathing. And if you love it and you wish for more…then it means you’ve got the Tenerife bug (just like us) and you will need to come back for more.
The Perfect One Week Tenerife Itinerary and Guide
Tenerife absolutely blew me away. Climbing Spain’s highest mountain was a great way to stay active and break up journeys in the car. I think we explored every corner of this island and it was the perfect way to spend a week. Whether you like hiking, sunbathing, or road trips, there’s something in Tenerife for everyone.
Tenerife One Week Itinerary and Guide
Tenerife is an absolutely incredible place. It was a destination I wanted to explore, but I didn’t think I’d love it as much as I did. It’s an amazingly beautiful island and the kind of place you can return to plenty of times, discovering something new each visit.
This is my one week guide to Tenerife – it’s customisable so you can alter it to best fit your style of travel. Let’s get on with it!
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The Best Time To Visit Tenerife
The weather in Tenerife is pretty nice all year round! The high season is in August, when its warmest, but it’s lovely in the earlier summer months. I’ve visited in January and while it wasn’t hot enough to run around in a bikini (although others did!) loads of people were in the water! January is a great time to go hiking in Tenerife. It’s warm enough to be outside but cool enough that you don’t overheat. You can check the live weather here.
Things to Do in Tenerife
While Tenerife may be known as the UK’s party destination, there’s so much more to offer than just beach strips and bars! Tenerife is becoming more and more recognised for its incredible outdoor opportunities- biking, hiking, and lounging on the beach are some of the most popular activities.
There’s also a waterpark called Siam Park if you want to be active in the water (but not in the ocean). There’s honestly so much to do- I highly recommend renting a car and doing a tour of the island.
There are so many places to drive to in Tenerife – Costa Adeje, the Masca Valley, the base of Mount Teide, and Santa Cruz, the biggest city in Tenerife. The public transportation in Tenerife is lacking, so if you’d like to see everything, a car is your best bet. While it’s certainly possible to get around by public transport, I highly recommend renting a car so you can fit everything into your trip.
We absolutely loved the small towns in Tenerife. One of my favourite places to go was Garachico, the ultimate place to relax after hiking Teide. I only discovered Garachico through a work opportunity, but I absolutely loved it and it was one of the highlights. I later learned that its main draw is stunning natural pools.
Read more about it in the itinerary portion of this page.
While everyone floods to the popular tourist beaches, there are so many small beaches that are overlooked! Sometimes you’ll be able to find a spot all to yourself- you just have to explore a little!
General Tenerife Tips
- Pack a sweater and jeans (or something warm) – it’s can get chilly up in the hillsides and at the top of Teide (if you cable car or hike up)
- Rent a car! Car rental cost us something like 20 euros a day and the car let us explore so many parts of the island. Public transportation isn’t the greatest so this was invaluable!
- Don’t just stay in Santa Cruz or Playa de las Americas! There’s SO much to see! Explore the small parts of the island.
- Bring either sneakers or solid hiking boots – Tenerife may be known for its beaches, but it’s trails are amazing.
Our One Week in Tenerife Itinerary (and Where to Stay in Tenerife)
A lot of you guys asked us how we packed so much in with only a week’s time! It was a lot of moving around, but BOY was it worth it.
Here’s what we did (and what I highly recommend)! Here’s how to spend 1 week in Tenerife:
Day 1: Anaga
Today’s the day—you’ve arrived in beautiful Tenerife. Pick up your rental car and drive up to Anaga. We stayed at this hostel, which is the perfect home base for beautiful hiking around the area. Once you check in, go for a walk and explore the mountain areas. Our favourite was just up a little path above the hostel- the view was gorgeous! There are loads of trails around this area and I highly recommend exploring them. You can even walk down to the beaches if that’s something you fancy, but be warned, it’s a long hike back up!
Things to Do in Anaga:
- Hiking! Explore all of the trails around (bring snacks and water!)
- Rural de Anaga Park is where some trails lead to, but note that you may need to get a permit to go in.
Day 2: San Cristobal de La Laguna to Teide National park
Check out after breakfast and head down the mountain.
We drove to Benijo to see the sea, but it’s quite a drive away. After that, if you choose to drive down, drive to La Laguna, an adorable, colourful little town with some great food and beautiful palm trees. You could stop for a coffee and sit out near the cathedral, or you could grab some lunch (which is what we did). We ate at La Bourmet and got a slider platter- they were all delicious.
This is also a great place to buy food for the upcoming days. Alternatively, if you aren’t into moving hotels as often as we did, I think this would be a great home base to explore the island from.
Drive along the mountain road until you get to Parador De las Cañadas del Teide Hotel. It’s right in Teide National Park at the foot of the mountain itself. This is a great place to stop for walking trails. It’s in a stunning location.
Things to Do in La Laguna
- The Museum of History and Anthropology of Tenerife
- Sit out under the palm trees and have a coffee with Iglesia de la Concepcion in view
- Wander through the old town and window shop
- Get the slider platter at La Bourmet (yum)
Day 3: Climb Mount Teide for Tomorrow’s Sunrise
Climb Teide! This was the highlight of our trip.
It isn’t technically difficult and it’s a stunning hike. You can find out how to do so in this detailed post. You’ll be spending the night at the refugio. Bring the food you bought the day prior to make sure you have dinner.
Day 4: Sunrise on Mount Teide & Relaxing in Garachico
Reach the peak of the volcano for sunrise, and then start a long walk down (or a cable car ride). Once you’ve made it back, start the drive to Garachico. Garachico is the most relaxing place to celebrate reaching the summit of Teide. We loved our stay at this boutique hotel and absolutely loved sitting in the sauna.
There’s a small little tapas bar in town called Los Pinos. We devoured everything! Walk along the seaside with a gelato in hand, then turn in for the night.
Garachico is also known for it’s natural pools. In the summertime, I highly recommend jumping in— the Piscinas Naturales El Caleton are BEAUTIFUL.
Things to Do in Garachico
- Have tapas at Los Pinos
- Visit the Castillo de San Miguel (castle)
- Iglesia de Santa Ana (beutiful old church)
- Plaza de la Libertad
- Relax, relax, relax! This town is small and very charming.
- Rent bicycles and cycle through the town with a view of the ocean
- Piscinas Naturales El Caleton
Day 5: Drive Through the Masca Valley to Los Cristianos
Have an incredible breakfast at the hotel, and then start driving over to the South of the island. Definitely drive through the Masca Valley, hit Masca, and walk around that area- it’s stunning. I loved the steep terraces and the view of the ocean. It looked like a postcard.
That night, we stayed in a sleepy little village called Vilaflor. It’s absolutely adorable, but you don’t need to spend a whole day there. I’d instead maybe have a second day in Garachico to relax or swim in the natural pools, or I’d head to Los Cristianos for a night.
We stopped in Los Cristianos for lunch. It’s very touristy and not really our vibe, but I bet it would be an excellent place for a beach day, drinks, or meeting other travellers!
Things to Do in Los Cristianos
- Playas de las Américas – this is the beach scene (and where a LOT of all inclusive resorts are)
- Playa de las Vistas – beach with lots of food and sunbeds
- Siam Park – waterpark with lots of waterslides
- Eat! This is where we found some cheap three course meals (cheap, but we preferred the quality at both the restaurants in La Laguna and Garachico
Day 6: Visit Less-Touristy Medano and Get Some Beach Time
To escape the crowds and go slightly off the beaten track, drive on over to Medano.
There’s a beautiful seaside area where you can hang out, grab food, gelato, or drinks. We stayed at the Aloe Vera Shared House, which was about half an hour away and very relaxing! It’s right next to the beach and it’s absolutely lovely.
Things to Do in Medano:
- Cueve Del Hermano Pedro (religious cave)
- Have lunch along the port
- Surfing
- Diving
Day 7: Say Goodbye
Soak up that last bit of Tenerife island magic and head on over to the airport. Islands in Europe, like Tenerife, are pretty special.
Looking for a Tenerife Itinerary 5 Days?
Can’t spend a week in Tenerife? Don’t worry! There’s a lot you can do in a shorter amount of time. I’d modify the above Tenerife 7 day itinerary to what suits your preferences.
If the beach isn’t your top priority, I’d skip out on Medano. While it’s a cute town, it’s definitely meant for relaxing. Don’t miss Teide! That was honestly such a highlight. You could also miss Anaga if you’re planning on including Teide in your five days.
If you really aren’t an outdoorsy person, skip Teide and do everything else! You’ll have lots of time to explore Tenerife’s best beaches and coastal towns.
Here’s what I’d rank as must visits and places to see if you have the time
Must Visits
- Teide (if you like hiking)
- La Laguna
- Masca Valley
- Anaga (if you like hiking and have time for both Teide and Anage)
If You Have Time…
- San Cristobal
- Garachico (lovely but small)
- Medano
- Anaga (if you are not too keen on hiking or if you only have time for either Teide or Anaga)
What are my top picks? I love to hike, so Teide was a must for me! I also really enjoyed Garachico and driving around all of the incredible places Tenerife has on offer. We spent about a week in Tenerife, and that was a great amount of time for a first trip.
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3 stars
Just a short distance from La Pinta Beach on the Costa Adeje. It offers studios and apartments with terraces. The hotel is surrounded …
- 50 m to the sea, 1 line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioner
- Free Wi-Fi on the lobby
- 2002-Renovation date
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This aparthotel is located in the south of Tenerife, close to Los Cristianos Beach. All apartments have a living room with a kitchenette. It offers…
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The complex of cottages is surrounded by a magnificent park area. Developed leisure infrastructure. Recommended for families: children will love it…
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- 2010 – renovation date
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- 400 m to the sea, 3 line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioner
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Puerto de la Cruz, Spain International Airport – 90 km Show on map
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- 2014-date of renovation
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Hovima Santa Maria Hotel
3 stars
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See reviews – the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Recommended for…
- 400 m to the sea, 3 line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioner
- Paid Wi-Fi on the lobby
- 2013-Renovation date
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- 400 m to the sea, 2nd line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioning
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- 2008 – date of renovation
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- 350 m to the sea, 2 line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioner
- Free Wi-Fi
- 2013-Renovation date
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- 450 m from the sea, 2nd line, sand, public beach
- Air conditioning
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- 2013 — renovation date
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Charming hotel with beautiful gardens, perfect for a family beach holiday. Here you will find comfortable rooms and beaches from.
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- 2013 – date of renovation
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4 stars
Classic beachfront hotel with landscaped green areas within walking distance of the ocean. Perfect for family holidays.
- 300 m to the sea, 2nd line, sand, public beach
Barcelo Santiago
4 stars
The hotel is part of the popular hotel chain Barcelo Hotels & Resorts, which is famous for its quality of service.
Magnificent scenery, friendly… - 200 m from the sea, 2nd line, sand, public beach
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Hovima La Pinta Beach Front Family Hotel
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The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is located in the Atlantic Ocean. The nature of formation is volcanic, but the last time a volcano erupted here in the distant 1909 year.
There are thermal and mineral springs, and the beaches are enriched with volcanic sand, which has a beneficial effect on health. That is why holidays in Tenerife are tempting for tourists. The main attractions are the incredible views that open from the hills. Scenes from the movie Clash of the Titans were filmed here. The Spanish oasis will appeal to lovers of water sports, it is also suitable for families, couples, youth groups and single seekers of natural harmony.
Where to go on holiday?
Tours to the island of Tenerife are suitable for any type of holiday. A variety of resorts gives everyone the opportunity to find their place in the sun. If you are attracted by luxury hotels and nightclubs, then you should visit the resort of Playa de las Americas, in the southwest of the island, 20 km from the airport.
Quiet family vacation away from the noise of shopping centers, bars and discos offers the resort of Los Cristianos, on the south coast.
Here you will find shops, restaurants, cafes, sports grounds. But for water activities, the resort of El Medano is suitable. It is windy here almost the whole year, which is an ideal condition for surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing. It is located in the southeastern part of the island.
The resort of Playa Paraiso invites you to relax in the southwest, another place for carefree enjoyment of the ocean and the sun of warm Spain. There are several 4 * and 5 * hotels, right on the coast and with their own beaches. The rest of the hotels are built a little further from the ocean.
Budget vacation offers the village of Ten-Bel. There are no 5-star complexes here, the full board system is also popular. This is a great place for an inexpensive vacation with the whole family, especially if you are lucky enough to “catch” last-minute tours in Tenerife with a flight.
Conditionally the island is divided by mountains into southern and northern parts. The south has a dry and warm climate.
It is humid in the north, so there is a rich flora and fauna. You can see all the delights of the northern part of the island by visiting the resort of Puerto de la Cruz. Here is the Archaeological Museum, which has been open since 1953 years old and offers everyone who wants to get acquainted with the history of the archipelago, plunge into the culture of the ancient tribe of Guanches. The best time to relax
“Last minute trips to Tenerife” is a relative concept. Unlike Thailand or Bali, Tenerife does not have a rainy season. The air temperature is kept within +20–26 °C in winter and +24–29 °C in summer. The cost of a vacation depends more on the infrastructure of the resort, the category of the hotel, the number of excursions.
Prices increase during holidays. So, to to drink a tour in Tenerife for two on Valentine’s Day or March 8 will be more expensive than going on vacation in early autumn. You can look at and profitably buy a ticket to Tenerife on the website poehalisnami.
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Tours in Russian in Tenerife (Spain 🇪🇸) 508 ⭐ reviews, prices from €50. Catalog of unusual sightseeing tours from guides in Spain. Bookable today for 📅 September, October and November
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Ekaterina
September 19, 2022
5
Guide Alexander, a great storyteller who showed us the most beautiful places on the island, literally in one day. The tour itself was very interesting and informative! The impression is wonderful and the places themselves that our guide showed us are very beautiful.
Thank you so much for solving the problem with the prepayment, because it was not possible to make the prepayment on our own. We were contacted by Tripster support and the guide himself and we were offered an alternative and simpler payment method, for which you once again, many thanks!
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Galina
September 14, 2022
5
Review: Authentic Tenerife
A wonderful tour, very easy and comfortable.
The guide was interesting and informative. I liked that you could adjust the itinerary according to your wishes. Highly recommend! September 10, 20220003 Thank you for the tour, I really enjoyed it. Konstantin tried to show all the beauty of the island, we had a great day!
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Vladislav
September 8, 2022
5
Review: All Tenerife and Anaga Natural Park in one day
Great tour! Indeed, it allows you to create a holistic impression of the island, climatic zones, its history and the people who inhabited it. We saw everything we wanted, everything was wonderfully organized, we really liked it.
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Olga
August 1, 2022
5
Review: Sightseeing tour of the island of Tenerife
I recommend Alexander, we went on a sightseeing tour with him. Excellent organization – everything was on time, everything was interesting, all our wishes were taken into account. Alexander talks about the history and plants of the island, answers questions of interest.
The next day they took another boat trip through it – everything was just as impeccable.
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Viktorija
July 21, 2022
5
Review: All corners of the paradise island
Thank you very much for a wonderful day and an interesting excursion! I liked the tour very much and it was useful for the first acquaintance with the island. Learned a lot of interesting facts. I definitely recommend!!!
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Lena
July 11, 2022
5
Review for: All Tenerife and Anaga Natural Park in one day
Wonderful tour, wonderful locations that ordinary tourists will never find on their own!!! It was the author’s route. We learned a lot of new and interesting facts about Tenerife and the islands. Highly recommend Konstantin as a super great guide. Thank you very much for a great day! Lena, Ruslan, Patrick and Gloria.
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July 6, 2022
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June 29, 2022
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Konstantin took into account all our wishes, the route was changed the way we wanted. Learned a lot of new and interesting things. I recommend! Everything went perfectly!
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sightseeing and Beach tour Canary Islands, Madrid – Tenerife island Tenerife 7 days
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Day 1 Madrid
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Arrival in Madrid, on the 1st day or previous, hotel accommodation
3-5*10.00-14.00
Sightseeing tour of Madrid, the sights of the capital of Spain,
historic center, Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Plaza de la Villa, Plaza
Oriente, Plaza de España.14.00-15.00 lunch
Castilian restaurant15.00-18.00
Shopping, free time18.
00-20.00
Excursion to the Prado Museum20.00 -21.00
DinnerBeach and Excursion Tour Canary Islands , Tenerife island 7 days . Tour program 2nd day
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Transfer hotel in Madrid airport Barajas Madrid10.00-13.00
Flight Madrid Barajas Airport – Tenerife Island, Tenerife North Island
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Los Rodeos Los
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15.00 -20.00
Leisure time, relaxing on the beach, shopping20.00-21.00
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4th day Island
Tenerife Tenerife10.00-18.00
Sightseeing tour of the island of Tenerife, 8 hours, Santiago del Teide, observation
playground of the city of Garachico, the city of Icod de los Vinos, the city of Orotava, tasting
local wines, liqueurs, cheeses.18.00-20.00
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6th day Island
Tenerife Tenerife10.
00 – 18.00
Excursion to the capital of the island of Tenerife Tenerife
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Santa Cruz de Tenerife , Santa
Cruz
de
Tenerife city center
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Free time, rest on the Atlantic Ocean, shopping20.00-21.00 Dinner
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Tenerife Norte
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“Queen Tour” has the honor to offer you a tourist service, we are guided in our activities by your interests and guarantee the quality and high level of service. Three days in Tenerife | Road routes
Day 1. El Teide, La Orotava and Isla Baja
El Teide and La Orotava
This route starts from Mount Teide, where several roads lead from the north and south. You can walk through the vast Ucanca Valley, formed from volcanic lava, and take beautiful pictures of the Roques de Garcia with the Teide in the background. Roques has an observation deck that offers a magnificent view of Las Cañadas. If you wish, you can climb to the top, but for this you need to obtain permission from the administration of the National Park. A modern and safe funicular will take you up. You will have to walk 200 meters along the trails to the top. At an altitude of 3,718 meters, impressive views open up.
North of Teide. You can start your tour by visiting La Orotava, a city with many attractions. Be sure to visit the churches of the Immaculate Virgin Mary and San Agustin, the Casa de los Balcones and the city hall. Here you can also buy products of the island’s traditional handicrafts.
Isla Baja
This area is located in the northwestern part of the island and is home to charming towns such as Los Silos, Garachico and Buenavista del Norte. The road that passes through them will lead you to the Rural de Teno Park. This unique place will surely amaze you with its amazing landscapes.
Day 2. Santa Cruz, La Laguna, Las Teresitas and Laurel Forest
Santa Cruz and La Laguna
Santa Cruz and La Laguna are two completely different cities that end in ends connected. Lively and cheerful city of La Laguna and more majestic and solemn Santa Cruz.
Be sure to visit the Auditorio Concert Hall and walk the streets next to the Church of the Immaculate Virgin Mary in Santa Cruz. In the city of La Laguna, it is worth seeing the historic center, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site at 1999 year. The main attractions of the city: the Cathedral, the tower of the Church of the Immaculate Virgin Mary and the Historical Museum of Tenerife.
Teresitas Beach
This beach is located 5 kilometers from the center of Santa Cruz. There you will find the fishing village of San Andrés, which is full of small restaurants that serve excellent fried fish, squid and other seafood. The interior of the restaurants may not be distinguished by sophistication, but here you will be served fresh and tasty food prepared in the traditional way. You also don’t have to worry about your appearance. Vacationers usually come here to dine right in flip-flops and swimsuits, then to return to the beach and continue to sunbathe.
The golden sands of Teresitas Beach stretch for several kilometers along the coast. So you can take long walks along the coast. Many tourists spend the whole day here, enjoying the calm sea and the rustle of palm leaves, which are gently caressed by a light sea breeze.
Laurel forest
From Teresitas beach you can easily reach the Rural de Anaga Park. On the way, you will have breathtaking views of the ocean. You are heading to one of the most ancient laurel forests on the planet. This is a unique natural area where many species of animals and plants live, which you will not find anywhere else.
Day 3 Whale Watching Los Gigantes and Masca
Whale Watching
Several cetacean colonies live in the clear waters of the south of Tenerife. Recently, whale watching has become one of the favorite activities of tourists visiting Tenerife.
This excursion will surely make a lasting impression on you, because the world in which the whales live is incredibly beautiful. You can watch whales throughout the year (which is possible in only a few places on the planet), and they live only three miles from the coast. To do this, you need to sign up for an excursion on one of the boats that depart daily from Los Cristianos, Puerto Colon and Los Gigantes.
Los Gigantes Rocks
These giant rocks are located on the seashore and amaze with their size. They reach 600 meters in height. This is one of the main natural treasures of Santiago del Teide; and the second is the beach of Playa de la Arena with its azure waters. This is one of the most beautiful and impressive places on the island. Here you can swim while enjoying the view of La Gomera.
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There are thermal and mineral springs, and the beaches are enriched with volcanic sand, which has a beneficial effect on health. That is why holidays in Tenerife are tempting for tourists. 
Here you will find shops, restaurants, cafes, sports grounds. 
It is humid in the north, so there is a rich flora and fauna. You can see all the delights of the northern part of the island by visiting the resort of Puerto de la Cruz. Here is the Archaeological Museum, which has been open since 1953 years old and offers everyone who wants to get acquainted with the history of the archipelago, plunge into the culture of the ancient tribe of Guanches. 
ua. Also, in the office of the travel agency, managers will select the direction for your vacation, taking into account all your preferences. 
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The guide was interesting and informative. I liked that you could adjust the itinerary according to your wishes. Highly recommend! September 10, 20220003 
The Teide volcano itself is a very beautiful place, with Martian landscapes around and at the very top you walk above the clouds. 
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Be sure to visit the Auditorio Concert Hall and walk the streets next to the Church of the Immaculate Virgin Mary in Santa Cruz. 
This excursion will surely make a lasting impression on you, because the world in which the whales live is incredibly beautiful. 
. Y visita obligada a Cactualdea, donde le podias dar de comer a las gallinas, pollitos, pavos reales, burritos, todo en libertad. Maravillosa opción hacer turismo en nuestra isla con ojos de turista. Muchas gracias a las chicas de Cactualdea muy serviciales y muy atentas con nosotros.
But the cactus garden is not the only attraction!
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It was located in an area away from noise and crowded areas.
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Maravillosa opción hacer turismo en nuestra isla con ojos de turista. Muchas gracias a las chicas de Cactualdea muy serviciales y muy atentas con nosotros.
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Merece la pena visitarlo porque es el mayor jardín de cactus de Europa.
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It is really a photographer’s delight.
50 euros entrance, or included in a multi-attraction ticket
Outside is also a giant sculpture of a fake cactus.
You see smaller varieties of cacti with many shapes and colours.
It is very disturbing. But the pretty pink one was nice to look at 🙂
Wyspa ta zachęca doskonałą pogod – nawet zimą temperatura nie spada tutaj poniżej 25 stopni Celsjusza, a od maja do września trudno uświadczyć tu deszcz. Lanzarote nazywana bywa wyspą księżycowych krajobrazów, z uwagi na około 300 stożków wulkanicznych, które ją pokrywają. Zjawiskowe wulkaniczne krajobrazy, które sprawiają, że jest to wyspa inna niż wszystkie, zestawione są jednak z blisko 30 kilometrami złotych plaż. Nic więc dziwnego, że Lanzarote to kierunek doskonały zarówno dla osób uprawiających sporty wodne (zwłaszcza surfing), jak i stawiających na plażowanie, jazdę na rowerze czy zwiedzanie. Cechą charakterystyczną Lanzarote jest ujednolicona architektura: wszystkie budynki pomalowane są na biało, mają dachy kryte zieloną dachówką i utrzymane w podobnym kolorze okiennice. Na uwagę zasługuje przede wszystkim Park Narodowy Timanfaya, ze zmieniającymi kolor Górami Ognistymi. Warto też odwiedzić jaskinię Cueva de los Verdes, Jameos del Agua – jaskinię w jednym z najdłuższych tuneli wulkanicznych ze zbiornikiem wodnym wypełnionym wodą morską, tudzież wulkan El Golfo i jezioro Charco de los Clicos o intensywnej zielonej barwie, którą zawdzięcza rosnącym w nim algom.
Na uwagę zasługuje również Ogród Kaktusów (Jardin de Cactus) skupiający blisko 1400 różnych gatunków w okrągłej niecce starego kamieniołomu, w układzie kaskadowym. Warto też zobaczyć winnice na Lanzarote – tereny uprawy winorośli z całego świata.
Warto także zobaczyć budynki historyczne, takie jak Castillo de San Felipe z 1604 roku, pochodząca z przełomu XVII i XVIII wieku wieża Torreon de Ventoso, zbudowany pod koniec XVII wieku kościół Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Peña de Francia z drewnianym sklepieniem czy XVII-wieczna rezydencja Casa de la Aduana (obecnie centrum informacji turystycznej i muzeum).
Na sam niemal szczyt wulkanu można dostać się kolejką linową Teleferico del Teide. Warto też zobaczyć Piekielny Wąwóz – najgłębszą przepaść Wysp Kanaryjskich.
Natura jest ogromnym atutem Gran Canarii, na uwagę zasługują choćby barwne formacje skalne Los Azulejos czy rodzaj niecki utworzonej przez skały wschodniego wybrzeża zwany El Bufadero. Nie sposób przejść obojętnie obok naturalnych basenów w Las Salinas czy rezerwatu przyrody Dunas de Maspalomas, obejmującego obszar malowniczych wydm. Z pewnością warto też odwiedzić ogród zoobotaniczny Palmitos Park, oceanarium Poema del Mar Aquarium, ogród botaniczny Jardin Botanico Canario Viera y Clavijo oraz winnicę i plantację kawy Bodega Los Berrazales. Chcąc zobaczyć zabytki dobrze jest natomiast udać się do Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, gdzie na turystów czeka historyczna dzielnica Vegueta, Dom Kolumba czy Katedra Świętej Anny, a także do miasteczka Firgas, z takimi atrakcjami, jak promenada Paseo de Canarias, zabytkowy kościół świętego Rocha czy najstarszy pozostający w użyciu młyn wodny na Wyspach Kanaryjskich.
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These are cacti with flat wide branches (namely, branches, not leaves; cacti have needles – they just have leaves that have only changed) and edible fruits. 
The island is famous for its sights, the main one that attracts tourists is the beautiful nature. Some sights of the Canary Islands, which have survived to this day for more than 500 years, one of them is the house of Christopher Columbus. 
The highest point of the city of Agaete has a natural park. It is popular due to the largest pine forest in Gran Canaria. 
The sculptures are located at a depth of about 12 m. You can see them while diving or from a boat. Here are such sculptures as: a car, a table, a gardener girl, a chair. The area of the museum is more than 2200 sq. m. 
In 2007, its restoration was completed, so today the building is working. 
The formation of the caldera occurred millions of years ago, by strong explosions of groundwater. The basin has an area of 1 km. The place is quite impressive, it has large deposits of volcanic ash, the bottom of the basin is overgrown with forests. 
The museum is located in the old district of La Vegueta in the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This building was temporary housing when the ships of Columbus needed to be repaired. The building is one of the important attractions of Gran Canaria. The local governor of Gran Canaria hospitably received Columbus at his residence. 
The museum has many different attractions that show various interesting phenomena in action. Here you can see how much a person weighs on a selected planet in the solar system. You can see special compartments for astronauts and see the cabin itself. 
It is located about 25 km from Maspalamas, located in the town of Aguimes. In addition to crocodiles, parrots, tigers, pythons, various species of birds live here. 
The park has an outdoor gym and a jogging track. 
In this area you will meet crocodiles, there is a beautiful garden of orchids and the largest garden in Europe, in which butterflies live. 
Located in the south of Gran Canaria. Playa del Ingles has a lot of entertainment, restaurants, high-rise hotels. 
The coast of Campo International is located west of Playa del Inglés. It is considered an expensive and prestigious area of Maspalomas. The entrance to the sea is suitable, as its depth multiplies gradually. 
Z sharks, cuttlefish, rays live here . Also in Poema del Mar there is a special hall for celebrating weddings and anniversaries. Opening hours daily from 9.00 to 18.00. 
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The theater every year presents various performances and events of opera art. 
Unforgettable sensations and amazing panorama. The tour is conducted on a small comfortable helicopter or plane.
At the local restaurant you will enjoy traditional typical Canarian dishes. If you want to purchase any cactus, this will not be a problem when transporting across the border, because. they are grown in compliance with all sanitary standards.
Horseback riding is becoming increasingly popular all over the world. In addition to the pleasure that you get from horseback riding, riding is also good for health: both physical and psychological. Of course, before you get on a horse, you need to learn at least a few of the most important rules that the instructor will teach you.
Local dolphins love the warm coastal waters of the archipelago. Be sure to make an unforgettable excursion to the site of whales and dolphins. Off the coast of Gran Canaria you will meet bottlenose dolphins, common dolphins, striped and bridle pro-dolphins. These smart creatures will give you indelible impressions and a sea of joyful emotions.
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Actually for them on the island there is a special offer, using which everyone can appreciate the beauty of the underwater world while on board the submarine.
As well as sheriffs, cowboys, bandits, Indians, Cancan dances and much more …
Today, this “mountain” – the Teide volcano – is one of the local attractions of the island and it deserves to climb to the top. The local nature is simply mesmerizing, and during excursions around the island, you don’t have to worry about your safety, because there are neither snakes nor scorpions, there are no poisonous insects that exotic resorts are “rich in”. 
The island deserved this name because here, in a relatively small area, there are unforgettable, sharply contrasting landscapes, representatives of flora and fauna, characteristic of Europe, America, and Africa. In the south – sandy beaches, in the north – steep shores and rocks of volcanic origin, in the central part – lush greenery. 
The natural heritage of the island is a topic for a dissertation. The dunes of Maspalomas have long been the hallmark of Gran Canaria. Of great interest are the gigantic Bandama caldera, as well as the shrine of the Guanche tribe – Roque Nublo and Roque Bentayga. 
Incredible multi-colored landscape seems like a fantasy plot. Hardened lava gave the earth bright black, pink, purple hues, and rare foliage – emerald colors of freshness. The fact is that the island felt the full power of the fire element relatively recently, in the 18th century. Since then, 300 hot volcanic peaks have kept the locals busy. But they do not seem to interfere with vacationers from hang gliding, karting, surfing, diving. The presence of well-equipped golf courses, tennis courts and horse riding trails makes you forget about everything. The capital of the island, the city of Arrecife, is located on the southeast coast. 
It is recommended for visiting by adults, children, large and small companies. Palmitos is the place that will not leave anyone indifferent! 
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They can fly and move freely. 
The hornbills eat delicious diet foods, gourmet fruits, and succulent insects every day, and park workers are especially attentive to this. 
And in fresh water lives, for example, the well-known sea horse, one of the most unusual and beautiful marine animals. 
These representatives are very interested in a large number of visitors, so their cells are always full of people. 
All day long they can lie and sunbathe under the sun, looking out for predatory animals that may suddenly appear. This is their natural behavior, which helps them escape from the clutches of predators. 
This is the most fascinating sight that will leave only the most positive emotions from a trip to Gran Canaria, and nothing more! Palmitos Park has the largest collection of butterflies in all of Europe. All butterflies fly absolutely freely. Visitors will be able to see a real wave of colors when hundreds of butterflies swirl in flight. Moreover, in the butterfly house you can see the caterpillar preparing to become a butterfly, and even the chrysalis itself, which will soon turn into a beautiful butterfly. This sight delights and fascinates. 
So, a package of tickets for two adults will cost 58 euros, and the price on the website is 46 euros. Two tickets for children under 11 years old will cost 41 euros, and if bought on the website – 33 euros. Package for children under 4 years old will cost 19euros, and on the site 13 euros. 
Please bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera. 
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And all thanks to the richness of flora and fauna, as well as the great climatic diversity. 
It is also worth noting that the metropolitan harbor of Puerto de la Luz is considered one of the most important harbors of the old world. Thanks to tourism, the economy of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has grown strongly and its population has doubled in the last 30 years (about 400,000 inhabitants). 
On Gran Canaria, the main port is Las Palmas. 
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The beautiful Playa Meloneras is located in the south of Gran Canaria. The water here is always warm, and there are no strong waves, and it is pleasant to walk and relax on the golden and soft sand. 
It is a sandy carpet that has spread for kilometers throughout the bay. People come here to relax with children, and this place is also a reserve of marine life. 
In addition, in the park you can find several large pools, and even its own sea with an artificial current. 
Its main attraction is the rock Roque Nublo, which appeared 4.5 million years ago as a result of a volcanic eruption. If you climb to the top of the cliff, you can see the Teide volcano, located on the island of Tenerife. 
It is assumed that in ancient times the Guanches used this place as a necropolis, and all the objects in this place served as gifts to the dead for the afterlife. 
In the dunes there are plants whose life cycle is short, but at the same time they appear again in the same places. 
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Worth a visit, though the parking spot is tiny! Recommended to get there by bus. There are different length hiking trails for different types of visitors. If you walk quietly, the birds will come spy on you.
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All the animal feeding stations you need 2 x 1 euro coins – so make sure you have lots. 
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On the next day, browse the different shops at Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 3, then make a splash at Siam Park, and then discover the deep blue sea with a scuba or snorkeling tour.
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Tenerife affords visitors the perfect combination of outdoor adventures, wine and gastronomy, and luxurious resorts to rest your weary body at. There’s a plethora of things to do in Tenerife, making it the perfect long-weekend getaway just about any time of the year for everyone from adrenaline junkies to families. 
A portion of the proceeds from every ticket sold goes to Sea Shepherd, an non-profit conservation society who works to protect our oceans. You sail aboard a 23-meter two mast Turkish Gulet, which is an experience in itself. 
In fact, Mount Teide is the world’s third highest volcano after only Hawaii’s Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. 
Throughout the national park you can see the work of thousands and thousands of years of erosion, where wind and grit sculpted strikingly beautiful and eerie shapes out of standing pillars of rock.
The full trek from Montaña Blanca at 2320 meters is difficult and takes a full day. 
Sitting on the terrace with Teide towering in the distance and the vineyards surrounding you is the perfect way to end a trip to Tenerife. 
It is no wonder the island welcomes over 5 million tourists each year.
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Dramatic volcanic columns teem with marine life and the clear warm waters welcome many marine species including turtles and dolphins; this whole new view of Tenerife is one not to miss. Several dive centres are dotted around the island or you can simply pack a snorkel and peak underwater from one of Tenerife’s many beaches.
Thanks to the wonderfully warm waters and wealth of ecosystems, a huge array of species can be spotted off the coast of Tenerife. It is a magical experience speeding along sparkling waters watching whales pop up for air.
Uncover ancient fossils of the giant lizard and rat and delve in to the beauty of lava stalactites, lava cascades and lava lakes, as well as archaeological remains of the Tenerife Guanches.
With diverse volcanic landscapes, laurel forest and coastal trails there’s something for all levels. For avid hikers the annual Tenerife Walking Festival takes place in May, where walkers from across the globe come to experience the best of Tenerife’s routes in a sustainable way. Be it Mount Teide National Park, Punta del Hidalgo or the Anaga Mountains there’s plenty to uncover on foot.
There are several beaches, waterparks, shopping malls, golf courses and much more to entertain, as well as a wealth of restaurants in which to simply wine and dine. Each Thursday and Saturday from 9am – 2pm is Costa Adeje market where you can browse souvenirs and bargains. With its coastal location there are several boat tours, boat charter and sailing trips that operate form Costa Adeje.
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For a more laid-back venue with live music and entertainment visit St Eugens Bar in Costa Adeje, Bulls Head Pub in Arona and The Dubliner in Playa de Las Americas. For tasty tapas don’t miss Los Reunidos in Santa Cruz and Restaurant Embrujo & Bodegon in Playa de Las Americas.
Admission €5. Official website here.
Located at The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, preferential rates are available for those staying at the hotel.
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The 5* Iberostar Grand El Mirador enjoys a stunning seafront location in Costa Adeje and service standards that have guests returning year after year.
From mountains to monkeys, night dives to nightlife, history, culture, festivals and fiestas… There really is something for everyone.
Now all you have to do is get there and find somewhere to stay.
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This particular tree, rumored to be 1,000 years old, is the oldest of the kind on the island. You can see it- alongside a collection of other endemic species- in the Parque del Drago Gardens (or stand in the square beside the Church of San Marco for a free vantage point).
5-hectare attraction in the north of Tenerife boasts an aquarium with seven themed exhibits, a ‘Thai Village’, an orchid garden and an adventure playground for children. If that’s not enough to keep you occupied for the day, check out one of the sea life shows (featuring dolphins, orcas and sea lions) or get ‘up close and personal’ with birds from Asia and Australia in the Katandra Treetop Walkway. Open every day; tickets €34 for adults and €23 for children.
There are regular bird shows featuring birds of prey, macaws, talking parrots and horn bills, as well as a ‘sea lion encounter’ (€45 for 30-40 minutes). You can even arrange to have surprise photos taken of your loved ones whilst you concentrate on enjoying yourselves. Good old-fashioned fun for all the family.
Entrance is €5.50 for adults and €2.50 for children, but many hotels in the local area offer discounts.
Nestled between the Las Cañadas National Park and the Atlantic Ocean, this 27-hole complex boasts fantastic views of the sea, La Gomera and the Adeje mountains. In case you’re so blown away by the scenery, the black volcanic sand bunkers remind you where you are. With a driving range, putting green, tennis courts, shop and restaurant, this place has everything you need to enjoy a few rounds of golf with friends. 18 holes from €57-86, 9 holes from €35-51.
You can grab tickets for as little as €5.
The town is conveniently located beside the two largest natural beaches on the island, Playa Tejita and Playa Grande, and has gained a reputation as the most laid-back of Tenerife’s resorts -think beach shacks and happy hippies. If you’re new to the waves but fancy your luck as a pro rider, there’s a huge range of schools to choose from offering lessons for all abilities. Red Rock Surf will even attach a Go Pro to your board so you can capture the moment you crash into the oncoming waves.
You can walk here from Playa de las Americas and continue along the coastal path to discover several quiet coves, sandy beaches and Hippy Bay.
It wouldn’t be hard to forego the beach and spend all day here, as the place effortlessly moves from daytime chilled vibes to raucous party by night (cocktails around €7.50). Just 300 metres away is another firm favorite on the Playa de las Americas nightlife scene, Monkey Beach. Simply walk from your sunbed to the bar and enjoy fantastic views overlooking Playa Troya and La Gomera. Without doubt the best place in town to enjoy the sunset.
Popular among the city’s young crowd, there’s always a serious party to be had here.
Get swept up in the hedonistic atmosphere of this most beloved celebration, where normal taboos disappear and everything goes. With a different fancy dress theme each year (past years have included ‘Bollywood’, ‘circus’, space odyssey’ and ‘magic’) the town explodes in a riot of color and creativity that has to be seen to be believed. The carnival is held every February and lasts for almost three weeks- but if you’ve still not had your fill, hang around for Piñata weekend, the closing weekend and the last chance to party. Until next year…
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Add to this a generous helping of year-round sunshine, some warm, azure waters and sprinkle some fun-filled attractions on top and you have all the ingredients for a perfect family holiday in the sun.
After exploring, cool off in the natural saltwater pools in Bajamar.
Listen to music from the likes of Frank Sinatra and Glen Miller played to the synchronised water spouts that are illuminated by colourful under water …
Surrounded by palm trees, its soft, golden sand slopes gently to the sea and feels great between your toes as you stroll along the shoreline.
There are a lot of excursions to choose from, which differ in length and difficulty.
To get there, take a walk down the hill starting at Hotel Paradise Park and onto the sands
Boasting seven world records, it’s quickly been hailed one of the best in the world. Siam Park is suitable for people of all …
This family run business has 10 years experience of diving in Tenerife.
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However, the largest of the Canary Islands has its very own, in the form of the unique Pyramids of Gmar.
Try any of these entertainments and your vacation will be very cool and unforgettable. 
The impressions of the hike will be the strongest of your entire holiday. You can apply via the link. 
Finding it is not difficult, look between Cassiopeia and Pegasus. The Andromeda Galaxy appears in the eastern part of the sky and then moves through the night to the west. 
The best place is the Teide caldera and the mountains above Arafo and Candelaria. You arrive in the area of Las Lagunetas and Esperanza, park your car and go in search. 
But the sky remains clear, allowing tourists to combine Hiking along the coast of the ocean, shopping and sightseeing. The average temperature of air and water in the sea in April allow you to be outside without worrying about weather conditions.
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As officials held ceremonies Monday, Sept. 19, 2022 to commemorate the first anniversary of the start of what was one of the most televised volcanic eruptions of the century in Europe, the Spanish island located in the Canary Islands archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa is not the same, geologically, economically, or socially.Emilio Morenatti/APShow MoreShow Less2of5FILE – Scientists from CSIC (Spanish National Research Council) take geophysics measurements on the Canary Island of La Palma, Spain on Nov. 13, 2021. As officials held ceremonies Monday, Sept. 19, 2022 to commemorate the first anniversary of the start of what was one of the most televised volcanic eruptions of the century in Europe, the Spanish island located in the Canary Islands archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa is not the same, geologically, economically, or socially.Taner Orribo/APShow MoreShow Less3of5FILE – Lava from a volcano eruption flows on the island of La Palma in the Canaries, Spain, Thursday, Sept.
23, 2021. A six-kilometer-long black lava scar crossing Spain’s La Palma island remains as testimony to the three-month-long eruption that left no casualties but wreaked havoc in the lives of many when it struck a year ago. Many islanders feel forgotten and victims mark the first anniversary Monday, Sept. 19, 2022, with a demonstration to protest the management of the emergency.Emilio Morenatti/APShow MoreShow Less4of5FILE – A house is covered by ash from a volcano that continues to erupt on La Palma in Spain’s Canary Islands on Oct. 30, 2021. From being one of the least known islands in the volcanic Spanish Canary Archipelago, to the spotlight for institutions, scientists and tourism. A year after the volcano erupted and nine months since it faded out, La Palma has emerged from the scars the lava left.Emilio Morenatti/APShow MoreShow Less5of5FILE – Lava from a volcano eruption flows on the island of La Palma in the Canaries, Spain, Sept. 23, 2021. From being one of the least known islands in the volcanic Spanish Canary Archipelago, to the spotlight for institutions, scientists and tourism.
A year after the volcano erupted and nine months since it faded out, La Palma has emerged from the scars the lava left. But many islanders feel forgotten and victims mark the first anniversary Monday, Sept. 19, 2022, with a demonstration to protest the management of the emergency.Emilio Morenatti/APShow MoreShow Less
Queen Letizia recently chose La Palma for her yearly visit to a school at the beginning of the academic year.
This summer, island residents voted to call it Tajogaite — the name of the area in the ancient Guanche language.
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The third heat wave, between July 30 and August 15, was the third longest, with seventeen days; In total, it has been under waves for almost half the days of the summer, surpassing the previous record of 29 days, in 2015.
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April 9In 2021, the water temperature here reaches 18-20 degrees, and on the beaches of the southern side of the island – up to +22 . 
There are many visitors in Casinos de Tenerife and Casino de Taoro. 
El Medano, located in the most windy place of the island, has become the mecca of this sport lovers. 
We have already spoken about the Teide volcano, we will only add that it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The same honorary title was awarded to former capital of the Canaries – San Cristobal de la Laguna . While exploring this city, be sure to visit the Auditorio Tenerife Opera House, which is included in the list of the six most recognizable buildings in Spain. 
The south in particular with the Strait of Gibraltar (Cadiz) area and its Levante and Poniente winds, the Canary Islands and its Alisios winds, and the more northern areas, in Cantabria and the Basque Country.
Many of them also offer packages for you to have an unforgettable holiday: a combination of surfing and yoga classes, trying a spot of glamping, meditation classes or an excursion to the city with party included.
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These are the Levante and Poniente winds, which make the Tarifa beaches the European capital of windsurfing. If you are keen on this sport, you should definitely head to the beaches of Bolonia, Dos Mares, Chica or Valdevaqueros. The Canary Island beaches are also frequented by professional and amateur windsurfers. The most well-known are Pozo Izquierdo (Gran Canaria), Jandía and Sotavento (Fuerteventura), Las Cucharas (Lanzarote) and El Médano (Tenerife). The Gulf of Roses, on the Costa Brava, areas such as La Llana and Los Alcázares in the Region of Murcia and the beaches of Ejido (Almería) or La Lanzada beach in Pontevedra are just some options to complete this list of essential windsurfing spots in Spain.
Proof of that is the enormous amount of people who decide to spend their holidays on these lands. However, they are not the only ones: whales consider that the Canary Islands have optimal conditions for their lives, too. These species, with other more, form the group of the cetaceans. Some of them only come for a short period of time, but lots of them live in the canary waters.
The part of the Atlantic ocean which surrounds the Canary Islands also has some peculiarities, and this makes possible that lots of whales come to this part of the Earth to live. These islands have a volcanic origin and are located specifically in the Noth Atlantic Ocean, in the subtropical region, which is a transition place between the template and the tropical zones. All these characteristics give the archipelago some oceanographic and geomorphologic conditions which make this place an idyllic zone for whales.
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There was, however, an issue with the house battery unable to hold a charge for an entire night and the blower running continuously, draining the starter battery (for reasons we never discovered). While these technical issues on a charter boat can be stress inducing, I tend to enjoy some of the added challenges of problem solving (and cracking a beer afterwards to celebrate arriving at a solution). Luckily cell phone coverage was great around the islands and they had someone available 24-7 from Lava Charters to offer mechanical advice.
A sailing ground in the US that offered us a similar level of challenge was the northern Channel Islands in California.
This was probably my favorite stop, and we spent an extra night at anchorage here that included grilling a whole octopus that we purchased at a local market.
A majority of the marinas are located on the south side of the islands because of the predominant northeasterly wind.
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The subtropical climate, abundance of beaches and important natural attractions made this an easy choice for anyone looking for a cheap holiday where sunny days are almost guaranteed.
We recommend spending a little extra and booking a room on the Level, a VIP area that offers guests exclusive access to another luxurious pool, as well as preferential reservations for restaurant bookings, spa treatments and leisure facilities.
Throw in some views of the dramatic southern mountains and the Atlantic Ocean and you have a stay at the Royal Garden Villas & Spa. Enjoy five-star restaurants and spa facilities, and finish every decadent day of relaxation with a few cheeky beverages at the casual poolside cocktail bar.
The robot, equipped with a video camera, also took footage of little-known species, some of which have never before been filmed in their natural habitat, including channeled rockfish, anglerfish, silver and pink gallo fish, fan coral, bathyal sea fans, Venus fly-trap anemones, and lollipops sponges. 
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For this reason researchers have nicknamed them the ‘green bombers’. The worms are not just new species, but a clade of animals entirely unknown to science until now.
From the fresh seafood of the north, to the modern fusion restaurants of the south, take your taste buds on a gastronomic journey in the Canary Islands.
Five of the six Michelin star restaurants of the Canary Islands are situated on Tenerife.
Perhaps the most traditional Canarian cheese is Flor de Guía; a creamy, slightly salty cheese made with an exact combination of cow’s and goat’s milk and liquid extracted from thistle flowers (flors de guía) for the curdling process.
So, treat your taste buds and discover Canarian cuisine today. Find more information and traditional recipes at https://www.hellocanaryislands.com/canaries-gastronomy/
The waters of the Mediterranean are generally the warmest and calmest. The Atlantic Ocean washes the Canary Islands, the Costa de la Luz (Andalusia) and part of Galicia, including the Costa da Morte. Its constant currents and waves are conducive to water sports. The Bay of Biscay washes the regions of the Basque Country, Cantabria, Asturias and northern Galicia. Its waters are the coldest, and there are favorable areas for surfing. 
The Gulf of Roses on the Costa Brava, areas such as La Llana and Los Alcazares in the Murcia region, the beaches of Ejido (Almería) or La Lanzada in Pontevedra are all attractive places for windsurfing in Spain. 
Most people probably do not know what kind of sea surrounds these
That is, if on the beaches of Mallorca you suddenly meet the son of the King of Thailand, the Beckham couple or some rock star, you can easily ask them for an autograph or offer to play poker. It should be noted that there are no rivers on the island, and drinking water is used from spring sources. But the real pride of Mallorca is its sandy beaches. 
Mallorca became part of Spain in 1229.year. 
All conditions are created both for lovers of water sports and for fans of extreme tours. All hotels are of good quality with a convenient location, and the tourist infrastructure is not inferior to the best resorts in the world. However, throughout Spain, the quality of a beach holiday has always been at the level. 
But it is believed that the best shops are located in the city of Palma de Mallorca. As souvenirs, you can buy jewelry made of artificial pearls from the factory
The most popular resort regions of northern Spain on the Atlantic Ocean: Galicia, Costa Verde or Asturias and Cantabria, we will tell you more about each of them. 
Nevertheless, the main center of beach tourism in Galicia is located in the city of Sanxenxo, not far from the ancient port city of Pontevedra. No less popular among tourists is the resort town of Bayona. Tourists come here not so much because of the “vegetable” holiday on the beaches and not at all for the sake of breaking away at discos or festivals, but to get acquainted with the richest culture of this Spanish region, with its excellent gastronomy, and only when there is time left, they spend it on sparsely populated and quiet, but no less wonderful beaches. 
The air temperature in summer does not rise above twenty-five degrees. On the local city beach “Sanxenxo”, there is the necessary infrastructure, there is good and clean sand. Another wonderful and long urban beach “Playa De La Lanzada” – with good, white sand, the water here is so clean that it is easy to see schools of fish swimming at a depth of ten meters. 
It is framed by piers that go far into the ocean. 
A couple of kilometers from the center of the resort of Bayona, there is a good beach “Playa America” - “Playa America”, stretching for two and a half kilometers. It is not necessary to walk to it, use the Bayona-Vigo bus. Of course, there is a beach in the city itself, but due to the fact that it is adjacent to a large marina, it is a stretch to call it an ideal place for a beach holiday. 
The main resorts of the Costa Verde: Gijon, Llanes, Villaviciosa, Perlora, Celorio, Luanco, Cavedo, Aviles, Barro. 
But, besides it, there are also very good beaches. 
It has a rescue service. South of the city, stretches the long sandy beach “Salinas” – “Salinas” – a favorite vacation spot for the Spaniards themselves and the guests of the resort, where life does not stop around the clock from the beginning of the beach season until its end in October, however, then it is also not quiet here, because that instead of vacationers, the beach is filled with numerous fishermen. To the north of Aviles, there is another half-kilometer beach “Aguilera” – “Aguilera”, it is the widest in this resort, but nudists traditionally choose it for their holidays. From the local beach “Concha de Artedo” – “Concha de Artedo”, you can enjoy the most beautiful panorama of the ocean, shady green valleys and flowering meadows. 
The weather here is also never hot: summer temperatures do not exceed twenty-seven degrees. Spaniards prefer to have a rest in this region, tourists here are a rarity. The resort centers of Cantabria: Castro Urdiales, Santander, Laredo, Suances, Santonyi, Alto Campo. 
For connoisseurs of beauty, we recommend that you get acquainted with the royal palace “Palacio Real” located here. 
The beaches of Laredo are some of the best in. The leader among these beaches is “La Salve” – pleasing vacationers with white sand. Windsurfers love it. In general, here is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. As elsewhere, at the end of this long beach, nudists rest. This beach is well equipped: there are changing cabins, it is possible to rent sports equipment, there is a lifeguard service on duty. Along the beach stretches a promenade with a bunch of souvenir shops, restaurants and bars. The next beach, Regaton, will delight you with the fact that here you can rent a yacht, other water vehicles and even take horseback rides along it. 
The structure of all beaches is sandy, they are washed by the purest and transparent waters of the Bay of Biscay. But rest here is incredibly expensive! 
The sea is not very deep – the average depth is only 767 meters, and a relatively small area allows the water to warm up faster and delight vacationers with warm clear water. 
Many are completely hidden from people by the green growth of Mediterranean vegetation and rocky ledges. You can only get to some of them from the water, by boat or boat. But these are the most picturesque parts of the coast, with perfectly clear water and visibility up to 30-50 meters. The islanders themselves and experienced tourists who are well acquainted with the riches of Mallorca rest here. 
This is a paradise for surfers, water skiers, skydivers, sailboat enthusiasts. The townsfolk can amuse themselves with a trip on a banana or a catamaran, a boat or a jet ski. 
From the north, the waters of the Bay of Biscay approach Spain. The position of the country is very convenient, since it makes Spain the point of intersection of the most important Mediterranean and transatlantic routes through which Europe is connected with Africa and America. 
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All of them are municipal, which means they are free. Many beaches, especially wild ones, are located against the backdrop of high cliffs on the banks of the bays. The length of the coastline is more than 60 km. 
That is why the city is especially attractive for families and is popular among residents of the Scandinavian countries. 
The beach complex is equipped with sun loungers and awnings. 
The seas of Spain
Where in Spain the sea is warmer, where it is preferable to go – you ask. Judge for yourself. 
The influx of tourists does not subside until September – while the water in the sea is still warm and pleasant. 
Most people probably do not know what kind of sea surrounds these
There are many rocks, cliffs, not only on the coast, but also in the sea. That is why some resorts in the south of the country are completely unsuitable for lovers of shallow water. There are cliffs just a few meters from the shore, so it may not be very convenient for children. But there are also pluses. For example, cozy bays that protect the beaches from the winds. These are excellent diving sites. 
In addition, some of the islands are protected areas with a unique ecosystem, so in addition to water, there is the cleanest air. 
Their distinguishing feature is melancholy, they are always attuned to the wave of world sorrow, to sadness about irrevocably gone times. 
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Spring is quite rainy. In summer, the heat is tempered by a constant breeze. Late autumn and winter – a very rainy season 
The south is famous for its abundance of golden wheat fields, low rolling plateaus with olive plantations and cork oak groves. There is more greenery in the northern regions. The landscape is more like Russian. The country is crossed by numerous rivers, the largest of which – Tejo (Tajo), Douro (Duero) and Guadiana begin in Spain. 
In addition, up to 200 cigarettes can be imported duty-free from a European country that is not a member of the EU. (or cigarillos – 100 pcs., or cigars – 50 pcs., or tobacco – 250 gr.), coffee beans – 0.5 kg., strong spirits – up to 1 liter, sparkling or liqueur wine – up to 2 liters ., ordinary wine – up to 2 liters, perfume – up to 50 gr., toilet water – 0.25 liters. and other goods with a total value of up to 2,000 Luxembourg francs, as well as industrial goods and products, if they are not intended for commercial purposes. The import of drugs is prohibited. It is forbidden to export without special permission antiquities, weapons, as well as items that are national treasures. 
Ticket prices for domestic flights are quite high. If you have rented a car, then you should know that most of the roads in Portugal are toll roads, their quality is generally good. However, there is no charge from Friday afternoon until Sunday. 
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Merchants walk on the beach and sell fruits, but they are much more expensive, it is better to go to the store. 
We thought it would be very hot, but the climate turned out to be very mild and comfortable. For several days the water in the ocean was cold, due to the current, at that time we rented a car and went to explore the island on our own. Car rental cost us 50 euros per day, by the way the car was good, almost new. The roads are excellent, there are signs and markings everywhere, everything is clear, so when we rented a car, we didn’t even bother without a navigator. 
In the south of Tenerife, the weather is mostly dry, but in the north it rains a little more. The closer to the end of May, the less likely it is to rain. Humidity is moderate – 64%. In general, compared to March and April, the weather in Tenerife in May is more comfortable, there are much fewer unpleasant winds, as well as rainy days. 
Our travel company Tez Tour offers those who wish to travel to a world-class resort. 
Such an atmosphere has a great effect on the well-being of vacationers. 
There is always an opportunity to bask in the sun on the beaches of Tenerife hotels, here you will be given sun loungers or deck chairs, if you want, then umbrellas. 
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In 2012, significant changes were made to the system. The right to free medical care, along with local citizens, is now limited to minors, students and foreigners officially working in Spain, as well as pregnant women, regardless of their status in the country. 
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The centre hosts the world cup events in both windsurfing and kitesurfing each year and helped break the world speed record with Sportif on the 21 July 1986. The centre is now the biggest windsurf centre in the world with over 450 JP and Starboard boards and 1000 Severne sails from the latest range available to rent.
WiFi is also available free of charge and there is a repair shop at the centre. A full rental and instruction service with a wide choice of the latest equipment from JP, Starboard and Severne is available. Photo service is also available at the centre along with massage and physiotherapy (with extra charge). Life guards are on the beach to provide safety supervision for those on the water and provide a rescue service using jet skis. SUP boards are available and for those who are renting equipment they are included free in the rental package. Private storage space is available for those with their own equipment at an additional charge. (This is required to be booked in advance to guarantee availability.)
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Some of the very best boards on the market with extremely low weight including JP PRO Edition in S-Glass technology with stringer and carbon fibre edges, Starboards with ultra light Hybrid Carbon construction, Race-Sail Turbo GT which can be used exclusively with a booking of a Starboard Futura Carbon or JP Super Sport PRO as fixboard and Slalom-Sail Overdrive M2 can be used exclusively with a booking of a Starboard iSonic as fixboard plus the Freestyle-Sail Freek which can be used exclusively with a booking of a Starboard Flare or JP Freestyle PRO as a fix board booking.
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The courses available include kids, beginners, refresher, F1,F2 and F3 along with private lessons. There is a maximum of 8 students per teacher.
If you wish to rent both windsurfing and kitesurfing equipment you can book a combo rental. The minimum skill level for kitesurfing equipment rental is being able to ride upwind. 
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Read what our freestyle Dream Team had to say after the World Cup.
On day 2 we were finally sailing. I did not sail my best and ended up on a 3rd place in the single. Apparently, I lost the final spot just in the last seconds, but anyway it was not a very good heat. At that time I was almost happy to have the chance of first doing a heat to secure the 3rd place in the next double and then be ready and “warm” for the main heat and the battle for the 2nd place. Unfortunately, the wind never came back and we had to stay with the result of just one single elimination. Overall I finished 3rd place. It could not have been closer to 2nd place this year, but already excited for next year and my winter training. I´m on a mission!
Other than that I could have been in the top 10 but it makes me realize like hey.., I am still competitive. My time before Fuerteventura I was in Bonaire. I am still having treatment for my hamstring and I did as much freestyle as I could during the 4 weeks combined with fitness.
I managed to advance that round sailing against the Brazilian Camocim and Jericoacoara local Jamilson de Souza, but then fell short to Youp Schmit from Bonaire. My only chance to fight into a higher position was to come back in the double elimination.
I crashed a few times at the beginning of the heat, but by the end, I put together enough high scoring moves to move on to the 3rd round. It was already 6pm for my 3rd round heat vs. Taty Frans. I managed to leave him in equal 17th place and advance myself into the top 16, and wrap up the day with 3 wins in a row. Not a bad run for day 2, and potential to keep moving up in the future rounds. It turned out that was it for the day and for the contest, leaving me in an equal 9th place.
Fuerte is a hard place to sail, but it´s similar to my homespot, so I did not have much trouble adapting to the conditions. So I’m really happy to finish in 1st place in the under 17 years old, and 17th place in the pro´s fleet. Befor the World Cup on Fuerteventura I participated in the two EFPT events on Fuerte and Lanzarote. I also participated in Pozo in the category under 17 years old. Now I will go home to New Caledonia after this long trip. I need to go to school and windsurf at my homespot.
He landed some good jumps on the outside and I knew I had to put a good heat together to win. I could land some jumps like a Pasko on port tack and ducking manoeuvres on the inside to advance and make it to the second round. But Jacopo Testa from Italy kicked me out. He was sailing super good and made it into the top five. The next day during the double elimination I could also win my first heat. I was pretty happy with my heat score and my plan was to repeat that heat in the second round against Mattia Fabrizi. But unfortunately, I crashed the Kabikuchi and the Pasko. So I was missing two moves and Mattia won with a solid performance. 25th is not the result I was hoping for, but it’s always fun to compete in these crazy conditions and I can’t wait for my next chance to do better in Sylt during the second stop of the world tour in September. See you there!
Registration on the VI stage PKRA 2010 on Fuertever (Spain) 
The Fuerteventura World Cup has been part of the PKRA World Tour for the past 12 years and will continue to support PKRA in the future. Together with the sour wind, the first day of the competition ends … 
Julien Koerner was able to take advantage of these mistakes and cross the finish line first, followed by two riders, again Rolf van der Flugt and Sky Solbak (North, USA), who finished very tight and had to use a photo finish. As a result, Solbak lost a few centimeters and became the third, Van der Flugt – the second, Sroka – only the fourth. 
The meeting of the participants is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00. 
And today Korniel defeated Yuri Zun (Slingshot, Holland), who, by the way, knocked out Russian Sergey Belmesov in the race before, by a decision of the judges 3 vs 2, thanks to blind judge 5 and better performance of tricks in difficult wind conditions. But in the semi-finals, Ariel was defeated by Kevin Langeri (Naish, Holland) by decision of the judges 3 vs 2, due to the opponent’s lower kite and the purity of the tricks. Further, the path to the top of the podium at Langeri lay through the Spanish rider Alex Pastor (Airush, Spain). Langeri beat Pastor cleanly in the final (5-0 judges’ decision) due to a more complex program of tricks, among which were such as mobe 7 and front mobe in blind. Corniel faced Australian rider Andy Yates (Slingshot, Australia) in the third place heat, but had to stop the heat seconds before the end due to a fall on the last trick. Yates won, thanks to this fall of Corniel, and took third place in the first series of the tournament, while Corniel unexpectedly became fourth.
Ariel Corna Rondina (Italy) 
Day 3 had 4 races and completed 2 more laps of the second freestyle series. one exciting day in Sotavento. The sun was shining brightly and the wind was as strong as the previous couple of days. Numerous spectators came ashore to see all the kiteboard action with their own eyes. Helicopters literally froze above the water at the moment when the racers ripped open the flat surface at the start with their powerful fins. Fans cheered for their favorite riders performing tricky tricks a few steps in front of them on the well-groomed sandy beach. 
However, Sroka managed to keep a cool head and come first in the last race of the day and bounce back for the first race that put him in third place. Sky Solback (North, Germany) and Rolf van der Flugt (Airush, Holland) walked side by side during all the races today. Solbak managed to win the first race of the day with Van der Flugt finishing first in the next two races. Current leader Julien Kerner (Takoon, France) finished third in the first two races of the day, while German rider Dirk Hänel (North, Germany) returned to the game, taking fourth place in the first race of the day and third in the third. 
Kari Shibevaag (Ozone, Norway) placed third in the first race of the day and was able to secure 4th place for herself in the third race. 
Langeri was in the lead, but on a blind judge in an incredibly strong wind of 35-40 knots, he landed in a wave that twisted his knee. The flight director immediately reacted, noticing that Kevin was waving his arms in the water, thereby making it clear that he was injured. The jet ski pulled up to him a few seconds later, while Kevin had already disengaged from the kite. The lifeguard was unable to load Kevin into the seat, so he had to be slowly dragged to the beach, where paramedics were already waiting to help. After being given first aid, Kevin returned to the beach to climb the podium. As a result, he took 2nd place and said with bitterness in his voice: “This is the worst thing that could happen. I hope it’s not as bad as it seems to me. Now I will fly to Holland for treatment so that I can return to the tour as soon as possible. Everyone applauded this young charismatic and resilient athlete. It is not yet known exactly what happened to Kevin’s knee. 
This is Andy’s second victory this year. On the way to the final, Andy won Alex Pastor, thanks to the best execution of tricks with a 3: 2 decision of the judges. 
Oliver came first, ahead of Bruno by just a few centimeters. 
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In the beginning, Bruno Sroka was in the lead, he passed the first sign of the circle first and held the championship for almost the entire race, fighting with Rolf van der Flugt. Rolf made a small mistake on the last sign, but this did not stop him from overtaking Bruno and finishing first. There was also a fight for 3rd place. Julien Kerner fell just before the finish line, which Sky Solbak took advantage of. 
The second came Steph Bridge, losing only a couple of centimeters. The third came Katya Ruz, the fourth – Christine Boese. 
Together with his brother, they founded the company “Darby Industries” for the production and sale of sailboards. They focused on youth and accessibility. One set was sold for $ 50 and it did not bring success in the end.
In 1979 they began selling their own designs, the TC 35 and TC 39, which they sold with their new board, the Windsurfer Rocket.
As a rule, these and other alternatives had poor performance.
Maui. And already in 1981 he held the first wave and slalom competitions there.
In 1981, Honscheid took part in the Weymouth Speed Trials, where he set a record of 24.75 knots on a sinker.
82 knots. And in 1985, the German Michael Pucher on a serial Cobra 260 board accelerated to 32.35 knots.
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Their vacuum sandwich construction was previously only a prerogative in the market.
In addition to internal problems, there was a drop in support from major sponsors caused by the imposition of international bans on cigarette advertising, whose industry was the main source of sponsorship at the time.
Each year, several new tricks were invented that came from each other, combined together or borrowed from the wave discipline. 
Also at this time, future freestyle stars Cheo Diaz and Gollito Estredo lived and trained in El Yak.
In the women’s slalom world champion was Alison Shreve from Australia.
Winds create a feeling of coolness even on the sunniest days of July. 
The area of Corralejo Beach has been declared a national park. 
He served the US Navy until the early 90s, but on the way to the port of last registry, he was shipwrecked off the coast of Fuerteventura, breaking into two parts. Now tourists come here in pursuit of excellent shots against the backdrop of the skeleton. 
There is also a developed air connection with Tenerife, where local airlines BinterCanarias fly. This airline operates flights between all the islands of the archipelago. 
Windy Risco del Paso: a popular place for windsurfing 
As the tide rises, Risco del Paso’s dream beach forms a lagoon about four kilometers long. 
While mom and dad are surfing in the sea, the kids are carefully looked after. Adults can afford to be pampered at the exclusive wellness centre. 
The area of Santa Lucía in the south-east of the island is one of the windiest places on Earth, ideal for holding a championship of this level: for example, in El Arenal, the wind raises waves up to three meters high. Good physical preparation, planning skills and aerial acrobatics are what is required from participants to win one of the most difficult competitions in the world. 
So both children and adults, owners of professional and amateur photographic equipment, can compete with professionals here. 
Beaches, volcanic landscapes, hospitable locals, the opportunity to be outdoors around the clock, as well as a large selection of accommodation and recreation, make visitors come back to the Canary Islands again and again. 
However, there was no wind, and on September 6, I collected my new equipment. 
Even in South Africa, where the water temperature is 10 degrees, I did not freeze as much as in Holland. The only savers were a Roxy Cypher 4.3mm wetsuit and a Gore-Tex snowboard jacket, which I left to dry overnight so that it had time to dry by the next morning. 
By this time the wind was blowing at 25 m/s, and freestyle jumping on a 3.6 m2 sail was very dangerous. My rival competed in the race with a 3.4 m2 sail and it was a little easier for her, so in the end, I only took 4th place. Sing was won by Sara-Kita, in second place – Yoli de Brendt, in third – Arian Aukes from Holland. Kiri Tod won the stage among the guys, Tonky France took the second place, Steven van Broekhoven took the third place, and the multiple world champion Goito Estredo from Venezuela took the fourth place. 
In the next race, I was against Arianna Aukes, but it was postponed to the next day, since it was already 8 pm. The next day, the Stage participants met at 9morning, but there was no wind and nothing foreshadowed it. The judges announced that it is likely that the heats will be rescheduled for Saturday 14 September. We all relaxed and went about our business. But in the middle of the day a gusty wind blew, it began to rain and the judge suddenly announced the start of the races. I had only 10 minutes to jump into a wet wetsuit, equip the necessary equipment and start. There was no time to check the materiel, I took the already assembled 4.2m2 sail, counting on the strengthening of the wind, and went to the start line. The sail was not enough for me, while my rival rode on 4.8 m2 and it was enough for her. In the end, I took 4th place, and Arian went one more race and became the second. The third was Yoli de Brendt, and the winner of the competition and the world tour in 2013 was again Sara-Kita Offringa from the island of Aruba.
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From bottom to top, the black lines are the previous solar midnight, sunrise, solar noon, sunset, and the next solar midnight. The day, twilights (civil, nautical, and astronomical), and night are indicated by the color bands from yellow to gray.
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The shaded overlays indicate night and civil twilight.
Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid. Unlike temperature, which typically varies significantly between night and day, dew point tends to change more slowly, so while the temperature may drop at night, a muggy day is typically followed by a muggy night.
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Although Fuerteventura is not classified as a tropical island, the island enjoys a mild climate all year round, with temperatures still around 20°C during the daytime.
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It is great for kids obviously, but adults will enjoy it as well (with or without children).
Fuerteventura is the oldest island in the Canary Islands dating back 20 million years to a volcanic eruption from the Canary hotspot. However, the last volcanic activity in Fuerteventura occurred between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago.
1 – What will the temperature be in Fuerteventura in January
Historical data shows that you can expect an average temperature of around 71°F / 22°C. Due to the dry air, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will cool down to around 53°F / 12°C.
In January, during the warmest part of the afternoon, the temperature can often get as high as 80°F / 27°C, and at the end of the night, it can get as low as 48°F / 9°C.
January and December are the coldest months, with a temperature of around 80°F / 27°C. When comparing January with the temperature in the month before and after, this is equal to December, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 80°F / 27°C. And almost equal to February, which sees an average maximum temperature of around 82°F / 28°C.
3 inches / 8 mm of rain. And almost equal to February, which sees around 0.2 inches / 6 mm of rain
And slightly more than February, with an average of between 7 and 8 sunny days 
The lower the Wintersun Expert Comfort level, the more comfortable it will be. Only for certain people, extremely dry air can feel slightly uncomfortable.
August is the most uncomfortable month. It will not be very humid, and will feel comfortable. In the graph, you can see that there is some difference between the most comfortable and most uncomfortable months
Due to the dry air, it will feel very comfortable. During the night, it will be around 53°F / 12°C.
That clearly shows that it is not raining all the time.
Pack a hoody just in case the wind whips up off the Atlantic. The sea is warmer than you might expect for January and is comfortable for swimming, but beaches are typically quiet. We’ve looked at the most up-to-date weather data for Fuerteventura, covering the last 12 years up to 2022, plus we’ve asked our team of travel bloggers for their first-hand experiences in order to answer the most frequently asked questions about Fuerteventura weather in January.
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We like it because it’s not built up like other neighbouring Canary islands. The beaches aren’t crowded and the island has dramatic landscapes and fabulous small towns to explore. In this post we’ll show you the best attractions of Fuerteventura….
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Fuerteventura is in the Northern Hemisphere, so the seasons fall during these months:
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On the island of Fuerteventura, the warmest month is August with 25°C and the coldest is January with 19°C. The highest water temperature is 24°C and at its coldest the water is 20°C.
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The average daily air temperature in January is 20.4 °C, while the sea water temperature will be 19.1 °C. 
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During the day, the air temperature in January ranges from 18.5°C to 22.0°C, at night from 16.7°C to 16.7°C, respectively. At the same time, the average air temperature is 20.4 °C during the day, and 17.6 °C at night. The difference between daytime and nighttime air temperatures reaches an average of 2.8°C per month. 
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The lowest average daily maximum temperature is 20 °C January 27, .
The thin dotted lines represent the corresponding average perceived temperatures. 
Day, twilight (civil, nautical, and astronomical) and night are indicated by colored bands ranging from yellow to grey. 
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The black line is the percentage chance that a given day is within the growing season. 
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0°C, the maximum is 20.0°C. In recent years, at the beginning of the month, the temperature here is at around 19.5°C, and by the end of the month the water warms up to 18.5°C. 
There is a forecast of changes in water temperature for the coming days, as well as historical data on sea surface temperatures for all days of recent years. 
It is also considered one of the oldest Canary Islands, dating back about 20 million years. Fuerteventura has an elongated shape and covers an area of 1659.74 km², stretching for 100 km in length and 31 km in width. The highest point is 807 m. Its unusual shape was formed as a result of a series of volcanic eruptions that occurred many thousands of years ago. 
The average temperature in January, the coolest month, is around 17°C in the shade. In fact, during the day in the sun, the air warms up to a comfortable +25 ° С. The temperature of the water in the ocean off the coast of the island is almost constant throughout the year: +20 ± 2 °С. A specific feature of Fuerteventura’s climate is the wind that blows over the entire island. Not very strong, but persistent. Fuerteventura is an island with a low landscape. The height of the mountain ranges does not exceed 1000 m, so they are not able to hold back clouds. There are no distinct climatic zones on the island (as in Tenerife and Gran Canaria), and rain is a very, very rare phenomenon. 
Guize reigned in Mahorat, Ayose reigned in Khandia. In January 1405, the island was conquered by the French Norman Jean de Betancourt, who proclaimed himself King of Canaria in May 1402 and founded the city of Betancuria in the center of Fuerteventura in 1404. Under Betancourt, the Mahorer kings Guise and Ayoze were baptized. In the future, Jean de Betancourt considered it best to cede all the conquered and unconquered islands of the Canary archipelago to the Castilian king Enrique III, pronouncing for himself a lifetime governorship. The conqueror Betancourt’s successor as governor (during his lifetime) was his nephew Maciot de Betancourt. The marriage of the latter with the Makhorer girl proved to be extremely prolific: now the “diaspora” of the Fuerteventura Betancourts lives in almost all the Canary Islands, as well as in Azoria, Venezuela and Brazil. Under Spanish rule, many mahorers were enslaved. In a letter to the Castilian governor of Fuerteventura (1462), Pope Pius II severely condemned the slavery of the natives.
In 1539Barbary pirates, imperceptibly moored to the shore, overcame a mountain range, invaded Betancuria and destroyed the cathedral. 
And very soon, from an oasis of peace and tranquility, Fuerteventura will turn into a developed tourist center, and only the old mills standing alone – molino – will remind you of the serene past of the island. Now Fuerteventura accounts for approximately 10% of all “Canarian” tourists, which is 800 thousand people a year. However, more recently, this figure was much more modest: over the past 10 years, the number of visitors to the island has increased several times, and in terms of the number of hotels under construction, Fuerteventura has overtaken Tenerife and Gran Canaria combined. Every day, several dozen charters arrive at Fuerteventura Airport from Germany, England and other European countries. Most tourists, many of whom fly here not for the first time, go to the Jandia Peninsula and Corralejo – the main resort centers of the island. The steady wind has made Fuerteventura a world-famous center for windsurfing. 
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The modern population of Fuerteventura is Hispanic – however, their ethnic origin is reflected in the unofficial anthem of the island “The bark protects the trees, The sombrero saves from the sun, And the island of Fuerteventura has been guarded by mahorera for centuries! ..” 
Puerto del Rosario (“Port of Roses”) is the administrative center of the island. Previously, the town was called Puerto de Cabras – “Goat Port”: goats were taken to a nearby gorge to drink. At 19In 56, the city was renamed, believing that the new name would be more euphonious for the hearing of the guests of Fuerteventura. There is nothing interesting for tourists in Puerto del Rosario itself. 
At the same time, thanks to the fresh wind and low air humidity, on the hottest day you will not feel like in a Russian bath. The average temperature of January, the coolest month, is around 20°C in the shade. In fact, during the day in the sun, the air warms up to a comfortable 25 ° C. The temperature of the water in the ocean off the coast of the island is almost constant throughout the year: 20 ± 2°C. A specific feature of Fuerteventura’s climate is the wind that blows over the entire island. Not very strong, but persistent. Fuerteventura is an island with a low landscape. The height of the mountain ranges does not exceed 1000 m, so they are not able to hold back clouds. There are no distinct climatic zones on the island (as in Tenerife and Gran Canaria), and rain is a very, very rare phenomenon. 
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It provides a spa and wellness center, as well as an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a Jacuzzi.
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One of the easiest dining options for Adeje guests staying in Bahia Del Duque is to get room service, which is available to all hotel guests.
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Our favourite accommodation can be found in the exclusive Casas Ducales. The rooms and suites here are exceptionally comfortable and spacious, with lovely views out to sea, and thoughtful little extras like an independent entrance, reserved parking spaces, a butler service and daily international newspapers.
Inside the resort, things are just as carefully considered. When setting out to create something so vast, designer Pascua Ortega divided its accommodation into three distinct areas: vibrant rooms and suites, a horseshoe of exclusive Casas Ducales congregated around the pools, and finally, tucked away behind their own reception, Las Villas offer the utmost privacy.
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For succulent sole meunière and silky lobster risotto, La Brasserie boasts views across the pool and a menu curated by double Michelin-starred Chef Pierre Résimont. Elsewhere the beach club offers laid-back lunches on its tangerine-stained terrace over the ocean.
Tenerife and Gran Canaria are year-round destinations, the climate being constantly warm for most of the year with July and August being hot.
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