Playa de las Teresitas is arguably Tenerife's most beautiful beach. Let us introduce you to this man-made beach. Don't miss it!
Tenerife Travel Guide
Our Tenerife travel guide covers a range of categories. Below you will find a list of all the main sub-categories, followed by our most recent travel guide articles in chronological order:
The Botanical Gardens on Tenerife enchant 400,000 visitors every year. We have all the information you need, and even a 360-degree panoramic view for you.
Tenerife offers both adventure and learning: at the Cueva del Viento, visitors are given a particularly fascinating explanation of how the Canary Islands were formed.
Golf on Tenerife - it's simply the perfect combination! We're showcasing the most beautiful golf courses in the Canary Islands. Don't miss out!
Climbing enthusiasts have long since discovered Tenerife as an insider's tip. The Canary Islands offer everything your heart desires. Here are our tips.
One of the most beautiful vantage points is in the north of Tenerife, near El Sauzal. In good weather, it offers a perfect view of Mount Teide.
La Laguna is perhaps the most exciting place on Tenerife. Our travel guide introduces you to the city and its top attractions.
Tenerife North Airport is the smaller of the two airports on the Canary Islands. It gained notoriety in 1977. Find out more.
The «Casa del Vino» wine museum on Tenerife is more popular than ever. There are regular wine tastings and other events for visitors.
The Canary Islands pine is a small miracle of nature. Many of these trees are able to recover completely from a forest fire. Here's how.
There are some real gems of street art hidden away on various pillars in Puerto de la Cruz. We'll take you on a photographic tour.
The International Space Station is passing over the Canary Islands. The ISS will be clearly visible during this flyby. You can find out exactly when here.
Costa Adeje is one of the most popular areas in Tenerife. Our travel guide introduces the town and its top attractions. Don't miss it!
Loro Parque on Tenerife is one of the most beautiful zoos in the world. Here are our top tips for your visit. Don't miss it!
Mount Teide on Tenerife is smaller than is stated almost everywhere. But where does this common misconception come from - one that even Google and Wikipedia have fallen for?
The Fiesta del Carmen is the most important festival in Puerto de la Cruz. A huge water procession takes place off the coast of Tenerife. All the details.
Siam Park in Tenerife is a water park like no other. Find out here why you absolutely must visit the park whilst on holiday in Tenerife!
Tenerife is one of the most popular places for whale watching. We'll show you some photos of whale watching and give you some useful tips.
With great attention to detail, a huge nativity scene is created every year on the town hall square in La Orotava. Our top tip for a day out in December.
Tenerife has improved its public transport network for tourists with new bus routes. Here you can see how much the airport shuttles to TFN and TFS cost and when they run.
More and more blue number plates are being issued in Tenerife. But what do these new number plates mean? Teneriffa News explains.
There are various celebrations in Tenerife during Semana Santa. We'll show you what you shouldn't miss during Holy Week in Tenerife.
In February, Tenerife is in a state of excitement. For two weeks, the island celebrates its Carnival. The Carnival in Tenerife is world-famous.
Whether you're visiting Tenerife for the first time or have known it for ages, these tips will help you really get to know the island. Take a look now and don't miss a thing!
Amidst loud applause, Bello lands in the pool. The Golden Retriever is one of the first guests at the Mascots Resort on Tenerife. And he's delighted.
Every year, Mount Teide captivates thousands of visitors to Tenerife. We'll show you a lovely route and the best photos.
In the west of Tenerife lies the once-idyllic fishing village of Los Gigantes. It has since become a favourite among holidaymakers visiting Tenerife. We'll tell you why.
At three kilometres long, Playa del Medano is the longest sandy beach on Tenerife. Medano Beach is particularly popular with surfers and families.
Parque las Águilas has 75,000 m² of space and around 500 animals waiting to welcome visitors. The highlight of the Jungle Park is its free-roaming birds and big cats.
Tenerife offers 36 different walking routes in Mount Teide National Park. The landscape is as bizarre as a film set. Walking on Mount Teide is a dream come true.
As well as the state-run 'Correos', there are also private postal operators in the Canary Islands. Here you can find out how to ensure your holiday post arrives safely.
The average holidaymaker in Tenerife is 42 years old and earns just under 50,000 euros a year. The key figures on tourism in Tenerife can be found here.
If you really want to experience Tenerife, you simply must have driven through the Cañadas to Mount Teide at least once. We have the perfect route for you.
The south of Tenerife relies almost entirely on tourism. Visitors are promised guaranteed sunshine and a mild climate. A tour of the area.
A 3,715-metre elevation gain in a single hike: Route 040 on Tenerife is a hiking trail of superlatives. You can find all the information here on our website.
Nudism is also very common in Tenerife. Here are the most popular nudist beaches in Tenerife.
There are numerous lovely walking routes near La Laguna on Tenerife. One of them leads from Cruz del Carmen to El Batán. All the information about the walk.
One of the oldest walking routes on Tenerife is in the north. It runs from Cruz del Carmen to Llano los Viejos. All the information about the walk.
The tactic is as simple as it is ingenious: retired professors are enticed to Tenerife to pass on their knowledge to students.
CD Tenerife is struggling to recapture the glory days of yesteryear. Yet the club from the Canary Islands is still something special.
Deals starting from just a few euros promise cheap flights to Tenerife and affordable holidays. You can find all the details here.
Playa Martianez marks the eastern end of the promenade in Puerto de la Cruz. This small beach is particularly popular with surfers. All the details.
Arona is one of the wealthiest towns on Tenerife. Close by, yet far removed from mass tourism, the town has plenty to see. We'll tell you what!
Arico is a small village in the south-east of Tenerife. Arico is particularly well known amongst climbers and honey lovers. We have all the information you need.
Of course, Tenerife is perfectly geared towards visitors from all over the world. But it would be wrong to dismiss the island as merely a tourist attraction.
El Socorro is particularly popular with surfers - both those who ride the waves and those who surf the internet. Wi-Fi access on the beach is free.
Long-term holidays in Tenerife are all the rage. The island and its climate are attracting more and more people who choose to spend many months on this Canary Island.
Playa de las Americas is synonymous with guaranteed sunshine and parties. The hotels are top-class and there's a huge range of things to do. We've put together all the information and tips you need.
Playa del Camison in Arona is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on Tenerife. It is very well-maintained, well-supervised and therefore very popular.
Garachico is one of the most beautiful towns on Tenerife. We'll tell you why you really must visit this town in the north of the island. All the tips and information.
A holiday let in Tenerife is a great alternative to a hotel. Here are some tips on finding the perfect holiday let, flat or holiday home.
Adeje is one of the wealthiest municipalities on Tenerife. This beautiful town in the south-west of the island is the gateway to a diverse landscape of the Canary Islands.
Icod de los Vinos is home to the 'Drago Milenario', the symbol of Tenerife. Icod is also renowned for its fine wines. We've got all the information.
The bus is the number one mode of transport on Tenerife for both locals and tourists. Buses run almost round the clock. You can find all the information here.
Hot samba rhythms, dancers, lavish floats: Tenerife has good reason to boast - it hosts the second-largest carnival in the world.
Gofio, papas and mojo: Tenerife offers wholesome cuisine. Vegetables, grains and fresh meat form part of every meal. You can find information and recipes here.
Tenerife is a destination for beach holidaymakers, those seeking relaxation and party-goers. The island offers a wonderful variety of wildlife, guaranteed sunshine and beautiful beaches.