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Los Cristianos, Tenerife
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Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
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Costa Adeje, Tenerife
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£1.70
£35.60
4.5hrs
South Tenerife is all soft sand, warm turquoise waters and lively resorts like Playa de las Americas, Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos. Things are much greener in the north, where you’ll find lush plants, forests and the pretty resort of Puerto de la Cruz, as well as the capital Santa Cruz. Not to mention the island’s home to Mount Teide – Spain’s highest peak.
Tenerife’s year-round tropical climate means days here are spent outside. The beaches are geared up for lounging, water sports and midday beers, but there are lots of golf courses and theme parks if you’d prefer. When the sun goes down, live shows, al fresco bars and budget-friendly restaurants are what you can expect. The neon-lit strip on Playa de Las Americas is as buzzy as they come or try Costa Adeje if chic cocktail bars are up your street.
Not only is Tenerife a tangle of boutiques and retailers to make any savvy shopper swoon, it’s also a pantry of local specialities waiting to be tried and purchased. Cheese, honey, mojo sauce – you name it, this island’s got flavours to pack a punch in every dish. Don’t miss papas arrugadas, wrinkly potatoes that are found on most menus!
Families and couples alike can expect great food, classy shopping and a touch of glitz on a Costa Adeje holiday.
As one of Tenerife’s best and busiest resorts, Playa De Las Americas holidays are always a crowd pleaser.
With three beaches and a lively harbour to show off, you’ll quickly learn that these perks make Los Cristianos a favourite.
With seaside fun guaranteed, it’s no surprise that this sun-soaked scene is great for everyone.
The clue’s in the name – this resort’s big on its golf. It’s a hole in one for scenery too, with its rocky coastline and sweeping sea views.
South of Los Gigantes, Playa de la Arena has a laid-back vibe, where swaying palm trees contrast beautifully against the beach’s black-sand shore.
Overshadowing the town and harbour, the huge rock centrepiece of the resort, ‘The Giants’, shows off textured layers of epic volcanic rock.
Not far from the bustling resorts of Costa Adeje and Playa de Las Americas, the petite town of Callao Salvaje occupies a small spot on Tenerife’s rugged west coast.
Touches of traditional Spain merge with island charms here in piece-of-paradise Puerto de la Cruz.
This west coast wonder is all about sunshine hours.
Epitomising traditional Canarian village, the green spaces of Chayofa are much quieter than its busier resort siblings.
This soulful resort beckons surfers and sunbathers to its beachfront.
Tenerife’s beaches are legendary, and when you set your eyes on the soft white sand, twinkling emerald waters and swaying palm trees, you’ll soon see why. You’ll find many thriving tourist spots with quaint, café-lined promenades and plenty of prime places to watch the sun go down.
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Costa Adeje, Tenerife
Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
A journey through pine forests takes you to the majestic Mount Teide and its epic National Park. You can get within 200m of the summit by cable car, so you’re in for panoramic views. Whale and dolphin watching is another must in Tenerife – you’re almost sure to see some.
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Tenerife
Tenerife
Tigers, gorillas and meerkats are just a few of the animals you’ll find at Loro Parque Zoo, but for thrills and spills, Tenerife’s got the mighty Siam Park Waterpark. Harbours and marinas are dotted all around, so scenic strolls are definitely on the agenda – not to mention cycling the coastal routes.
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Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife
Wrinkly potatoes might not sound like the most appetising, taste bud-tickling dish, but when done the Canarian way, with skins on and lots of salt, they’re delicious. You’ve also got to take advantage of the fish and seafood – Dorada, a type of sea bream, is the speciality.
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Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
Playa De Las Americas, Tenerife
The big, bold capital Santa Cruz is a bit of a shopper’s paradise, with great deals on electricals to be found on Plaza de España and Plaza de la Candelaria. Look out for the street market on Sundays too, where you can pick up everything from jewellery to fruit.
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Tenerife has got nightlife as laid-back or revved up as you want it. Playa de las Americas rightfully wears the partying-till-dawn crown. But like the island’s other resorts, it’s also a place for friendly bars, discos and restaurants where you can take your kids, so you won’t be disappointed.
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