While the South delivers sunshine and dry volcanic expanses, Puerto de la Cruz is the green, cultured soul of the North with the climate to match. Sitting at the bottom of the Orotava Valley, this historic port town blends 19th-century Canary architecture, volcanic coastlines and one of the liveliest gastronomic scenes around. Whether you are stopping by for an afternoon stroll or making it your base for exploring the rest of the island, we’ve prepared a short list of places to visit in Puerto and some general guidelines for moving around town.
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Winter is one of the best seasons to explore Tenerife by car: mild weather, quiet roads and snow on Mount Teide. Practical guide with routes and tips.
Tenerife has far more to offer than just beaches and sunshine; we also happen to be home to Spain's highest peak and one of the most underrated destinations for anyone with understanding of biology, ecology, geology and astronomy, or any combination of the previous. We hope that this also gives you a fresh perspective and also add another branch of activities to your holidays, and enjoy what a protected, truly one-of-a-kind landscape and ecosystem have to offer.
Explore Tenerife's top beaches! Relax, enjoy water sports, and rent an eco-friendly car to tour the island.
From ancient settlements to colonial architecture, Tenerife is filled with fascinating stories waiting to be uncovered. This guide will lead you through some of the island's most significant historical sites, showcasing its cultural heritage and historical legacy.
Discover the top 5 luxury hotels in South Tenerife, perfect for mature travelers. Enjoy stunning resorts, great amenities, and unforgettable experiences.
In this guide, we’ll highlight the top hiking routes on the island that are perfect for exploration, relaxation, and adventure.
If you're a wine enthusiast, a wine tour in Tenerife offers the perfect opportunity to explore its vineyards, taste its finest wines, and learn about the island’s winemaking history.
Growing concern for the environment and air quality in urban areas has led many cities around the world to adopt sustainable mobility policies. One of the most promising initiatives in this area is the implementation of Low Emission Zones (LEZ). Tenerife, in its ongoing commitment to sustainability, is not lagging behind in the implementation of these strategies, especially considering its significant tourist influx and the need to preserve its natural resources and idyllic landscapes.
Tenerife stands out as a paradise for photography enthusiasts, offering a diversity of landscapes that capture the essence of natural beauty. From the black sand beaches to the towering peaks of Mount Teide, the island invites you to explore and document its unique contrasts. The sunlight bathing the ancient laurel forests, the cliffs meeting the Atlantic, and the picturesque villages immersed in the morning mist provide a vivid canvas for photographers.
