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.
One of the best wild beaches in the south of Tenerife Island. During low tide, a wide shoreline with pleasant fine gray sand opens up. The entry into the ocean is gradual. The bottom is sandy, but there are huge boulders in some places, so be careful.
I want to tell you about an unusual park on Tenerife. For some reason, we ignored Jungle Park for several years, but it turned out to be awesome. In the park, there are shows featuring birds and animals every hour. The eagle show impresses everyone! They flew just inches from my head. Apart from the theatrical performances, you can also hand-feed rare birds and swim with sea lions here.
The dragon tree is one of the oldest plants on Earth. Thousands of tourists visit the town of Icod de los Vinos every year to visit the Drago Park, where this unique plant grows.
Siam Park - a water park that has set more than one record, the undisputed leader in leisure and entertainment in Tenerife, and a worthy competitor to the world's parks.
The lunar landscape in Tenerife refers to any desert landscape within the Las Cañadas caldera. However, we are now talking about a specific place with such a name - Paisaje Lunar. This unusual mountain formation is located on the southern slope of the ridge that surrounds the Teide caldera.
How to get to the volcano on foot or by bus, what to see, how to buy tickets for the cable car, and stay overnight at the top.
An entirely atypical resort for Tenerife, where an extraordinary atmosphere of peace and tranquility reigns. You can't swim in the ocean here due to the rocky shoreline, but there are 2 large seawater pools offering stunning views. Stop by to see the massive waves crashing on the promenade during a storm.
I'll tell you how we went to Loro Park on the island of Tenerife, watched the killer whale, sea lion, and parrot shows, walked along the bottom of the "ocean" next to sharks, and went to the "South Pole" to see the king penguins. I'll also tell you about the best black sand beach in Tenerife.
Stunning viewpoint in Teide National Park. Stop there on your way from Teide Volcano to Esperanza Forest.
Recently, my family and I decided to take a walk around the campus of the University of La Laguna. We were particularly impressed by the Faculty of Fine Arts, Bellas Artes. It looks very similar to the new Apple office in Silicon Valley.
I'm talking about an extraordinary place for a peaceful walk along the ocean. The path is quite suitable for strollers, but at times you'll have to carry them over steps and pull them uphill. But it's worth it.
The Canary Islanders came up with an interesting entertainment - a knights' tournament in a castle. It's a quite decent show, if you don't take it too seriously and demandingly. I recommend it for a family visit: neither adults nor children will be bored!
Today I stumbled upon a rather unique and lesser known place on Tenerife. It's the abandoned El Río dam, a massive structure that is 53.8 meters high and 113 meters wide. But there's not a drop of water behind it! A dam that has never been used and has no future.
Tucked away on the southern coast of Tenerife, Playa del Duque is widely considered to be one of the best beaches in the Canary Islands. With golden sands, crystal clear waters and a lively promenade, Playa del Duque offers travelers a first-class beach experience.
Playa La Pinta is a tranquil beach located on the sunny southern coast of Tenerife. It offers relaxation, family fun, and stunning views of the azure waters. You must visit this idyllic spot during your Tenerife getaway.
