Tenerife Holidays

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Teide National Park stands at the heart of Tenerife, with its 16 km-wide crater and Spain’s highest peak, Mount Teide.

The lively capital of Tenerife invites you to explore its rich history, enjoy a variety of tapas, and browse unique souvenir shops.

As the former capital of Tenerife and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Laguna is a treasure trove of history, with 16th- to 18th-century mansions and charming artsy shops lining its streets.

This southern coastal town is a hub of activity with its lively promenade and two beaches – great for water sports!

Tucked away in the Teno Mountains, Masca is a village steeped in local culture, offering an adventurous hike through a dramatic gorge that leads down to the shore.

These unique natural pools, formed by volcanic rock, are the ideal spot for a refreshing dip in calm waters.

Located on the southern tip of the island, La Tejita is a stunning beach with over a kilometre of natural black sand and great views of the nearby Red Mountain volcano.

This light sand beach is one of the most popular for tourists on the southern side of Tenerife, thanks to convenient amenities like showers, sun loungers, toilets, and watersports services.

In the Puerto de la Cruz tourist area, this traditional black sand beach has been artistically decorated with bright flowers and lush trees.

A little off the beaten track, this is a local favourite on the north side of the island with dark sand, cliffside views, and a traditional tapas restaurant close by.

Known for its soft sand and beautiful tropical gardens, Playa del Duque in Costa Adeje is perfect for relaxing on sun loungers and working on your tan!

This beach is famous for its dramatic 800-metre cliffs and natural black volcanic sand. Enjoy calm waters and convenient amenities like sun beds, umbrellas, and nearby local bars and restaurants.

Uniquely accessible, Las Vistas features wheelchair ramps, along with toilets, showers, and soft golden sand, so everyone can feel welcome on this beautiful beach.

A Thai-inspired waterpark with thrilling adventure slides and lazy rivers, Siam Park is Tenerife’s biggest and best theme park.

Nearly 30 species of whales and dolphins frequent the waters between Tenerife and La Gomera. Hop on one of the daily excursions from Los Gigantes or Los Cristianos to see them for yourself.

This is a once in a lifetime chance to meet, interact with, and ride camels in a rugged landscape, right here in Tenerife.

In the northern town of Icod de los Vinos, you’ll find Butterfly Park, home to 800 exotic butterflies.

In this unique discovery park in La Orotava, families can explore 20,000 square metres of miniature towns, gardens, and landscapes showcasing the iconic architecture and nature of the Canaries.

This popular museum combines elements of a traditional museum and a theme park to form an interactive experience teaching kids and adults about the workings of the natural world.

Submarine safaris offer an incredible opportunity to take an underwater tour of Tenerife in a real submarine!

Designed by famed Lanzarote architect Cesar Manrique, the Lago Martiánez is an intricate complex of beautiful pools, gardens, and restaurants in Puerto de la Cruz.

A popular option for exploring Tenerife, renting a car offers the flexibility to visit remote beaches, mountain villages, and attractions at your own pace. At Click&Go, we’ve partnered with Cartrawler to provide affordable and reliable car hire.

Tenerife’s efficient bus system TITSA connects major towns, cities, and tourist spots. Route 111 is a popular choice, connecting the southern resort areas of Costa Adeje and Playa de las Americas with the capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Taxis are readily available and convenient for short trips or when you need direct transport without the hassle of parking.

Many tourist areas, especially in the south like Costa Adeje and Playa de las Américas, are pedestrian-friendly, making walking a popular and enjoyable way to explore.