Рубрика Tenerife Attractions

Explore the must-visit attractions of Tenerife with our expert guide. From the majestic Teide Volcano to stunning beaches and rich cultural festivals, uncover the island’s diverse offerings. Our section provides detailed articles with tips, photos, and travel recommendations. Learn about Tenerife’s natural wonders and cultural landmarks. Plan your perfect trip with insights on exciting tours and picturesque spots.

Концертный Зал Тенерифе

Auditorio de Tenerife

Perched on the seafront of Santa Cruz, the Auditorio de Tenerife pulls visitors in long before they step inside. From certain angles the concert hall resembles a ship cutting through the harbour, its white curves echoing a vessel's bow. Look again and the silhouette shifts. Architect Santiago Calatrava designed the 58-meter soaring roof to rise like a crashing wave, narrowing to a sharp point that ties the building directly to the Atlantic beyond. It is bold, sculptural, and unmistakably Canarian, anchoring the island's music scene since opening in 2003.

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Пляж Бенихо

8 Best Beaches in Tenerife

Tenerife is one of the most visited islands where tourists flock in anticipation of a wonderful vacation. The island attracts visitors year-round with its clear blue skies, comfortable temperatures, and sunny beaches. There are many beaches in Tenerife, and everyone can choose according to their taste. I have prepared a selection of my favorite beaches for you.

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Каменная мать (Madre de piedra)

Stone Mother

I found the statue I've been looking for a very long time. It's called Stone Mother (Madre de piedra), they say it resembles Putin. It's located in Santa Ursula, Tenerife. I made several attempts to find this statue, and this time we were lucky. The sculpture-flowerbed sits in a small park called Jardin Social La Quinta. There's a large parking lot nearby. If you're in Puerto de la Cruz, stop by and take some pictures.

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Playa de Almáciga

Playa de Almáciga

Playa de Almáciga – my favorite in Anaga park. It's a beach with character and a distinctive wild nature. Be very careful with it. It'll greet you with relaxed and serene hippies in vans, running surfers, and tanned Canarian youth sunbathing. The beach has pleasant warm black sand. But I wouldn't recommend swimming beyond waist-deep, especially if there are waves, as there can be riptides. After sunbathing, let's go to the next beach to watch the sunset.

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Benijo

Beniho Beach

The most sensual beach on the island is Playa de Benijo. Time your visit during low tide, otherwise you won't see the beach. It's a nudist and free-spirited people's beach. Feel at one with nature. Make sure to visit a few hours before sunset as the sun disappears behind the mountains earlier. Your photos will be mind-blowing!

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