Tenerife, Canary Islands
This UNESCO World Heritage site, Tenerife's former capital, offers a delightful pedestrianized old town for exploration.
La Laguna is easily accessible from Santa Cruz via Tram Line 1. The journey takes approximately 20-25 minutes from the Intercambiador (main bus station) in Santa Cruz. Buses also operate frequently.
Tenerife’s natural landscapes are diverse and dramatic, presenting opportunities for incredible outdoor excursions.
A historic resort town on the north coast, known for its botanical garden, Lago Martiánez saltwater pools, and Loro Parque.
Home to Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak, this UNESCO World Heritage site presents an unique volcanic lunar landscape.
Anaga Rural Park: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, known for its ancient laurisilva forest, dramatic cliffs, and traditional villages.
Las Teresitas: Santa Cruz's golden sand beach, a man-made wonder with sand from the Sahara, adjacent to San Andrés fishing village.
Explore more of Tenerife’s cultural and historical fabric beyond the capital.
Enigmatic stone structures whose origin remains debated by archaeologists and historians.
Traditional Canarian house in La Orotava with intricate wooden balconies, demonstrating impressive craftsmanship.
A traditional village nestled within Anaga Rural Park, offering insights into rural Canarian life.
Explore sites of spiritual significance and villages where time moves at a different pace.
Support local museums and craft workshops that preserve Canarian heritage.
Tenerife’s excellent connectivity welcomes easy multi-day extensions to other Canary Islands, each with a distinct character.
Known for lush forests, dramatic volcanic landscapes, and exceptional stargazing due to protected night skies.
A small, verdant island famous for Garajonay National Park and its ancient laurel forest.
Gran Canaria offers diverse landscapes, from Maspalomas dunes to rugged mountains and a bustling capital.
Experience city culture, beaches, and hiking. Add 2-3 days.
Flights from Tenerife to Madrid, Barcelona are frequent.
Combine ferry and flight for diverse island adventures.