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If you thought Tenerife was just about sun-kissed beaches and vibrant nightlife, well, you're in for a whale of a surprise! The waters surrounding this island are a veritable playground for some of the ocean's most majestic creatures....
Planes are an excellent way of transportation, but flying commercially sometimes presents some unique challenges. The possibility of canceled flights is one of the numerous reasons why people would choose to engage in private services....
X-Sur Shopping Centre is the ultimate destination for those who crave an all-in-one experience of shopping, dining and entertainment in Costa Adeje. With a variety of top-tier shops, restaurants, and fun-filled activities, X-Sur is the place to be whether you'...
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Who says Tenerife is just for the grown-ups? The island is a playground for kids and adults alike! From water parks to zoos, there's no shortage of family-friendly fun. So, pack those juice boxes and let's go! ...
Oh, Tenerife, the dazzling jewel of the Canary Islands, where the sun always shines, and the fiestas never end. But when is the best time to visit this paradise, you ask? Well, dear traveler, buckle up as we embark on a seasonal journey to find out just that!...
As a mother to a curious three-year-old, I'm forever on the hunt for something a little different here on the island. Add in occasional childminding for an 11-year-old, and I have a battle. We’ve done the water parks, the beaches, the swimming pools and the ...
Although you have all the Tenerife info you need right here at your fingertips with MyGuideTenerife, we know some people prefer to hold a book, so here’s our pick of the best travel guides and 2024 holiday reads for Tenerife....
Bathed In almost perpetual sunshine, Tenerife’s warm climate and picturesque landscapes offers an enchanting backdrop to a truly unforgettable Valentine's Day. Here’s a selection of romantic activities for couples, both young and old to enjoy. ...
Come and join us at the Pyramide de Arona in Playa de las Americas, facing Safari Center on a Saturday Night. The History Show is West End Quality for half the price. Playing every Saturday night commencing at 9pm in a stunning theatre.
The perfect way to spend Christmas Eve, with Miss Shona and her glitzy girls. Book Tenerife’s famous comedy drag and dinner show for a truly spectacular night of music, humour, and dancing, plus a three-course homemade, delicious dinner!
Brothers in Band presents “The Very Best of DIRE STRAITS” at the Pirámide de Arona Auditorium on the 1st of November at 8:30 PM.
Only one show: This is a night not to be missed!
Raven performs his Electric Dreams show every Monday at 11.30pm at the Moonlight Bar and has an amazing presence which will have you mesmorised.
The Wild Geese on the Golf Del Sur transforms into an electrifying entertainment venue.
Every evening from 9.30pm, the restaurant comes alive with live music that promises to keep your toes tapping. Complementing the music, there’s a variety of entertainment options throughout the week including a compere and fun-filled karaoke nights.
The Elegant Duo are a Class A Act.
Their beautiful dulcet tones will have you swaying and humming along.
Enjoy the sunset at Mount Teide National Park. Enjoy the dazzling colors, then explore the night sky with a guide using laser pointers and telescopes in this top stargazing destination.
Tipsy Los Gigantes, are famous for their live music. Come and join us for some authentic International music with the Dynamic couple "Duo Quimera".
Come to Detroits, Sunset Bay. Torviscas. Costa Adeje on a Sunday night and you will find the talented Leon performing his class act live at Detroits.
The place to be with 3 acts a night!
Wonder at the details of the universe, look thousands of years into the past, and feel relatively small on this stargazing tour in the The Teide National Park. See the magic of the skies for yourself.
Enjoy a magical night under the light of the moon in Teide National Park. Discover a different side of this Unesco Worldwide Heritage Site as it is lit up by the bright moonlight and learn about the stars.
Book a combined ticket to Loro Parque and Siam Park, the main attractions of Canaries. See the animal shows at Loro Parque and a wide variety of sea animals in the water kingdom of Siam Park.
Experience the Canary Islands' gastronomy and wines on a full-day excursion. Visit La Laguna, known for its architecture, and Casa del Vino to taste cheese and wine. Enjoy a 4-course meal with wine at Bodegas Monje and take in the spectacular ocean view.
Visit the charming town of San Cristóbal de La Laguna the Anaga Country Park on a private day tour.
Immerse yourself in local wine culture with this ticket to the Casa del Vino Wine Museum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Taste wine and local specialties and explore a 17th-century house and its gardens.
Embark on a guided tour to explore La Gomera. Enjoy an entry ticket to the Garajonay National Park and admire its volcanoes, rare laurel forests, and many subtropical plant species.
Learn more about these mysterious pyramids in Guïmar and enjoy access the botanical garden with this attraction ticket.
Go on an awesome walk through the Anaga Mountains. Hike for 3.5 hours and enjoy a lunch with local products. Expand your knowledge about the soul of the Anaga´s Biosphere Reserve listening to your guide.
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Our guide to Anaga Mountains by our Tenerife local expert - Look at the pictures of Tenerife on any travel agent's website or in the pages of a glossy holiday brochure. Now throw them away. Welcome to the Anaga Mountains.
Nestling in the foothills of the seven million year old Teno Mountains in Tenerife's north western corner, Buenavista is part of what is known as the Isla Baja region –...
Our guide to Candelaria by our Tenerife local expert - One of the lesser-known coastal resorts on the island, Candelaria is located in the north east of Tenerife, just a short drive away from Santa Cruz.
Our guide to Costa Adeje by our Tenerife local expert -
Our guide to Costa del Silencio by our Tenerife local expert - Located on the flight path between Las Galletas and Amarilla Golf, Costa de Silencio doesn’t really live up to its name, which was presumably given to it many years before the arrival of the Reina Sofia airport.
Our guide to El Medano by our Tenerife local expert -
Our guide to Garachico by our Tenerife local expert - Garachico...
Nestled on the southern coast of Tenerife you’ll find the lively resort of the Golf del Sur which is a haven for erm, you’ve guessed it…golfers! It stands out as a ...
Our guide to La Gomera by our Tenerife local expert - Most of the tourist accommodation is in Valle Gran Rey on the west coast although at Playa Santiago to the south, o...
Our guide to Las Galletas by our Tenerife local expert - Quite possibly the least developed resort on the south coast, Las Galletas is an attractive fusion of traditional seaside town with a cosmopolitan new marina, a strong fishing community and a penchant for moules y frites, or mussels and chips to you and me.
Colourful fishing boats bob on the waters of a charming little harbour in a cosy village called Los Abrigos nestled on Tenerife’s south coast. A far cry from the neon lights and party atmosphere’s of major tourist hang outs like Los Cristianos and Playa de las Amércas, this is an example of real Tenerife. A hidden gem that many holidaymakers are yet to explore, we want to point you in the right direction of where to go, which doesn’t just include the most popular resorts on the island. If you want something a bit different and possibly a little more discerning... check it out.
Our guide to Los Cristianos by our Tenerife local expert - Separated by a rather hazy line that edges the lush fairways of Golf Las Americas, Los Cristianos grew from a shy, retiring fishing community focused on the comings and goings of a handful of gaily painted fishing boats into a confident family resort stretching inland as far as topography allows.
Our guide to Los Gigantes by our Tenerife local expert - The focal point is a pretty marina lined with a handful of quayside bars and restaurants. Watching the comings and goings of the excursion boats and private yachts is always worth the price of a beer or a coffee. If you’re tempted to be less of a spectator, diving trips and deep-sea fishing excursions depart daily. If you want something even more adventurous, get talking to the yacht-eratti in the harbour – you never know, you might land a job as crew and set sail to the Caribbean.
Tenerife's answer to Lost World, the tiny hamlet of Masca is the second most visited destination on Tenerife after Teide National Park, and with good reason. The first non-Canarios who discovered Masca must have felt like they had stumbled onto Isla de Muerte and uncovered the hidden treasure. And according to tour operator myth, that analogy is particularly apt as Masca is often said to have originated as a pirate hideout.
Regarded as Puerto Santiago’s quieter and more relaxed neighbour, Playa de la Arena is an unpretentious little holiday resort that often gets overshadowed by more the lively destinations on the west coast, such as Los Gigantes. Although not action-packed with trendy clubs or exciting theme parks, Playa de la Arena offers a natural, rugged type of beauty that the mainstream holiday resorts can’t compete with.
Our guide to Playa de las Americas by our Tenerife local expert - What can be said about Playa de las Americas that hasn’t been written already? One of Europe’s top holiday resorts received such a slagging in the UK media several years ago that you’d be forgiven for thinking it was Hell, Hades and a horror movie all rolled into one. Well, it isn’t, and never was.
Our guide to Puerto de Santiago by our Tenerife local expert - Nestled in the west of the island, between Playa de la Arena and Los Gigantes, Puerto de Santiago is small fishing village which is slowly developing into an up-and-coming tourist resort.
Forget preconceptions of Tenerife gleaned from Uncovered-type reportage. Puerto de la Cruz is a completely different cage of canaries. There’s more subtlety here, more sophistication, more sensory feasts than are often served on the wide-screen platter by the media beasties who paint the island in simple primary colours. Ever since the arrival of the first fan-fluttering tourists in the 1800’s it’s remained the epitome of graceful tourism - a matrimony of serenity and sun in a home of distinctive character.
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Our guide to Teide by our Tenerife local expert - On the site of what was once a huge volcano, Mother Nature has decorated Teide National Park with a weird gallery of basalt and pumice rock statues rising from a sandy plain.
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