Tenerife, Canary Islands
La Orotava: This historic town in the Orotava Valley is known for its beautifully preserved traditional Canarian architecture. Explore Casa de los Balcones and Victoria Gardens.
Icod de los Vinos: Home to the ancient "Drago Milenario," a massive dragon tree. Visit Drago Park and consider the Cueva del Viento volcanic tube.
Garachico: A picturesque coastal town, famous for its natural volcanic rock pools, El Caletón. The historic center has a tranquil atmosphere.
Tenerife's natural landscapes invite exploration, while historical sites offer cultural dives.
A UNESCO World Heritage site and home to Spain's highest peak, Teide. This park presents dramatic lunar landscapes and unique geology.
Located at the northeastern tip of Tenerife, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve features ancient laurel forests, deep ravines, and dramatic coastal cliffs.
Consider extending your trip for a island experience or to discover neighboring islands.
Dedicate 1-2 days for the large water park and the lively beaches and nightlife of the south. This is a different kind of resort experience.
Known for lush landscapes and exceptional stargazing. 2-3 days for hiking in Caldera de Taburiente National Park and visiting observatories. Take a ferry from Santa Cruz.
A smaller, greener island with Garajonay National Park (ancient laurel forest) and unique whistling language. 1-2 nights for exploration. Accessible by ferry from Los Cristianos.
Each island has a distinct character. Gran Canaria diverse, Lanzarote volcanic, Fuerteventura stunning beaches.
Fly from Tenerife to Madrid or Barcelona for a contrasting urban and cultural experience on the mainland.
