Things to Do
Visit charming cities or marvel at the impressive nature. Hike, bike, or swim in the Atlantic. Watch the vibrant activity and enjoy Canarian cuisine along the way. We believe there are 1,000 good reasons to vacation in Tenerife. Let our magazine inspire you!
The Romería Garachico
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Teide National Park
Since 2007, the Teide National Park has been a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site—a vast volcanic landscape that can be explored on foot or by mountain bike.
Icod de los vinos
A special tree, caves, a small wine tasting, and then off to the beach: Around the mountain village of Icod de los Vinos, you can easily spend an entire day.
7 TOP Swimming Spots
Rugged coastlines, black lava beaches, natural lava pools, artificial golden sand beaches, or maritime parks: On Tenerife, everyone can find their favorite swimming spot.
Rambla de Castro
On this easy yet scenic hiking trail, there are hardly any elevation changes to tackle, making it perfect even for inexperienced hikers.
Anaga Mountains
The mountain range in the northeast is the island’s wettest region, featuring diverse landscapes, dense laurel forests, ravines, and steep cliffs.
Teno Rural Park
The Teno region in the far northwest of Tenerife delights with a variety of spectacular hikes, ranging from easy to challenging.
Santa Cruz
The capital of Tenerife delights with its excellently preserved historic center. And at the end of a sightseeing day, the beach beckons.
La Orotava
The town center of the small city is largely protected as a historical monument and is a popular photo spot. Here, you can spend hours strolling through the streets.
Punta de Teno
Punta de Teno forms the northwest cape of Tenerife, offering views over the rugged west coast. One of our favorite spots!
Puerto de la Cruz
Puerto de la Cruz is the tourist hub of the northern coast, featuring a vibrant historic town center, many attractions, and attractive swimming spots.
Masca
The approximately 80 typical Canarian houses are surrounded by the towering mountains of the rugged Teno massif. If you wish, you can hike all the way down to the sea from here.
Garachico
Garachico is one of the best-preserved old towns in the Canary Islands—and, in our opinion, one of the most beautiful!
Almond Blossom in Tenerife
Between late January and March, Tenerife’s almond trees bloom in pink: The stunning blossoms mark the start of the Canary Island spring and create a magical backdrop for hikers.
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