If you've arrived here, it's surely because you've heard about a trip to Tenerife. You've seen its stunning landscapes online through a friend's photos. You've read about the countless adventures you can experience there and all the beauties to see on the island. And in the end, you've even convinced yourself to go. But then you closed social media and faced the harsh reality: how do I organize the trip? What transport should I take? What should I bring? And a thousand other questions that probably led you to numerous fruitless searches on the web.
Fortunately, in the end, you've arrived here. We certainly don't claim to have all the answers, but we definitely offer you one of the best travel proposals to Tenerife you can find. All you have to do is click the button below and enjoy a week of relaxation and fun on the island!
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If you're still undecided and want to know what draws so many people to that corner of the world, we leave you with our article to discover everything there is to know about Tenerife and why you should choose to travel to that Canary Island.
Tenerife: More About the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands are renowned for their extraordinary variety of fauna and flora, the beauty of their beaches, and their vibrant nightlife. The archipelago, belonging to Spain, is located in the Atlantic Ocean, off the northwestern coast of Africa, and includes seven major islands and many smaller ones, all beautiful.
Tenerife is the largest of them all: with an area of about 2,000 km², the island has more than 900,000 inhabitants spread across the largest cities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital, the splendid San Cristóbal de La Laguna (recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site), and other smaller towns, equally characteristic and stunning.
Why Choose a Trip to Tenerife?
But if the Canary Islands all offer such beautiful landscapes, why choose to visit Tenerife? The answer is simple. Tenerife is a complete island, which brings together the best of the Canaries and much more, all in one place. It is not the typical tropical island of just beaches and nightlife, but includes very diverse landscapes that allow for a greater variety of activities.
Alongside the large, more modern and cosmopolitan cities, there are many villages where time seems to have stood still. Beyond the dream beaches for relaxing, diving, and whale-watching (yes, you can watch whales swimming in the water), Tenerife boasts the presence of the Teide, mountain the highest in all of Spain and the third highest volcano in the world. Teide National Park has been recognized by UNESCO as a national heritage site and biosphere reserve because it hosts the highest number of endemic species in Europe. The summit of Teide can be reached through a strenuous but priceless hike that from above will show you the wonders of the entire archipelago.
The volcanic activity of Teide awaits you today, but hurry or spots may run out:
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