Tenerife is the most popular island in the Canary Islands. Every year, many tourists from all over the world come here. They love Tenerife for its diverse range of opportunities—from quiet and relaxing time on the beach to wild nights out, from sightseeing to active recreation and enjoying the untamed nature.

Beach Holidays
Tenerife’s unusual beaches with black volcanic sand attract tourists. These natural and beautiful stretches of coastline, the best of which is Benijo. Beaches with regular sand are artificially created, such as Las Teresitas, Las Vistas, and Los Gigantos.

All beaches in Tenerife are free; only sunbeds and umbrellas are charged.

Infrastructure in the northern part of the island is poorly developed, and the ocean is often rough. In the south, there are more developed areas with yellow or white sand, sunbeds, umbrellas, and protection from the waves.

Sightseeing Vacations
Tenerife’s attractions are diverse, offering something for every tourist. The most popular natural attractions are Teide National Park, with its 3,700-meter-high volcano of the same name, laurel forests, and volcanic caves.

The island offers numerous family-friendly activities, including the Eagle Park, the Botanical Garden, Loro Park, and the Monkey Park.

The island’s capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, boasts the distinctive Auditorio de Tenerife concert hall, the majestic Plaza de España, the Candelaria Basilica, and the medieval Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary.