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Hands down, this is a bucket list destination! Tenerife is the largest and most diversified of the Canary Islands but not part of Europe rather Macaronesia. A bustling island with a lively nightlife; imagine surreal volcanic landscapes, remarkable black or white sand beaches, and awesome food and wine. Mount Teide towers over most of Spain's mountains offering breathtaking views from the cable car to the summit. The weather is perfect year-round and there are plenty of events throughout the year including Carnival.
Book your dreamcation in TenerifeTenerife is the island escape to die for with something for everyone including spectacular accommodations. Many of the rentals offer a fully stocked kitchen, garden area, and swimming pool just minutes from the beach. Imagine yourself immersed in alluring Spanish architecture oozing with romance in the atmosphere. The mountain views of Teide are incredible for exciting photo ops. Sip wine in the garden while waiting for mouthwatering cuisine and a night of dancing. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway for two, or planning a family reunion, you'll find it all here!
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Tenerife is known for its superior viticulture. Mount Teide is the place where many of the vineyards are established along the volcanic soil at high altitudes. Famous mention of its wines include Shakespeare in his Twelfth Night and George Washington during the American revolution. Take the time to enjoy tastings in key wine districts including Tajinaste in the Orotava Valley. These varietals are perfectly coupled with the local seafood. For wine connoisseurs, you'll appreciate the nine varieties of ungrafted vines grown exclusively on Tenerife.
Tenerife is loaded with thrilling activitiesHiking the summits of Mount Teide, Masca Gorge, and Anaga Mountains will keep your adrenaline pumping as you make your way around the island from north to south. Soar above the waves on a paraglide in the south of Tenerife and don't miss kitesurfing in Medano. High altitude cycling is available throughout the island and surfing is a must. Book lessons with Playa de las Américas if you are so inclined. For golden sand beaches head out to Adeje in the south. Black lava beaches are at El Bollullo in the north.
Travellers and activities
Tenerife is the only island in Spain with four Michelin star restaurants. Try them all but two in particular are a must. M.B. boasts a Basque-inspired menu full of culinary surprises that will tantalise your palate with a choice of wines to accompany them. And El Rincón de Juan Carlos features over-the-top dishes for true food connoisseurs. Verde Mar focuses on vegetarian dishes with meats as a side choice. Tajao is a petite fishing village where simple seafood dishes are king. Tenerife is a go-to for culinary exploits.
Tenerife North for History enthusiastsLa Laguna resides in the northern portion of the island boasting a well-preserved historic city tagged by UNESCO. Step back into nostalgia for a memorable experience. Take a day or two or make this the focal point of your holiday. There are palaces, mansions, characteristic Spanish ornate décor, and delightful flowering hanging baskets to pique your interest. After exhausting the Spanish architectural styles, check out the Guanche people's caves touching the mysterious. The Spanish Civil War power base was set-up here with General Franco offering some insight to the history buffs on holiday.
Tenerife was the location where Lord Horatio Nelson, a British maritime hero, lost his arm in 1797.
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If you are new to birdwatching, you're in for a real treat. Tenerife is home to many rare bird species due to its unique geography. It is recommended to get a guided tour to see the most birds. The Blue Chaffinch, for example, is found in mountain forests with the laurel pigeons. But the Great Grey Shrike roosts at high altitudes on Mount Teide.
2. Have an intimate stargazing experienceTenerife is perfectly situated to gaze upon far off galaxies due to the darkness of the Atlantic and the great height of Mount Tiede. Make an early evening of it by enjoying a Michelin 5-star feast at Parador in Mount Teide National Park. And top it off with an awesome star gazing experience for dessert.
3. Discover treasures of the undersea worldEver wonder what lives in the sea? Here is your chance to enjoy a rich diversity of marine life in Tenerife's tropical paradise under the sea. It's the perfect temperature, plus clear waters allowing for the ultimate diving experience. There are many dive centres including Ocean Trek and Diving Tenerife in the south of the island.
4. Get your thrills at the world's number one waterparkSiam Waterpark enjoys the fame of being number one for its Thai-themed tropical paradise and thrilling rides. Try the Tower of Power, the Dragon, and the Mekong Rapids to get your adrenaline pumping. Then relax at the restaurants and bars on the white sand beach. It's a perfect day trip or mid-afternoon chill-out destination.
4. Explore a humongous lava tubeMount Tiede's regular eruptions have formed lava tubes caused by its lava flow originating from Pico Viejo. The Cueva del Viento, known as the Wind Cave, is Europe's largest lava tube and the fifth largest in the world. You'll get some science education and thrills both at the same time here.