Tenerife's greatest natural wonder, Mt Teide is Spain's highest peak. Avoiding the busiest times of the day, this expertly guided tour explores its wild volcanic habitats and offers unbeatable views over Tenerife and the rest of the Canaries. The 3,718-metre peak is the centrepiece of its own National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park's trails have you pass through four different climate zones. A visit to the Roques de Garcia rock formation rounds off the trip.
For an adventure on the high-seas, Flipper Uno is in the Premier League of boat trips. Think dramatic scenery, thrill-seeking fun and a chance to spot whales and dolphins. All dark wood and sturdy sails, Flipper Uno is every bit the pirate ship. Welcomed aboard by the crew, you'll head out in search of pilot whales and dolphins. Pods of these creatures just love to show off. At Masca Bay, you'll have the chance to cool off with a splash in the ocean. In true buccaneer style, you can dive in or take on the pirate swing. Back on board, you'll be served a lunch of paella and fruit, washed down with drinks from the open bar.
With this transfer to the south of Tenerife, you'll get to design your own day just the way you want to spend it. You can choose from three destination options, where the time is yours to while away as you like. If you'd like to go to Siam Park, now you can – it's one of the top rated water parks in the world. If you'd prefer to relax, then you'll be dropped off at some of the nicest beaches in Tenerife. And the third option is to take you souvenir shopping at the Tuesday or Sunday market in Los Cristianos – perfect for stocking up on handicrafts and local goodies.
Book now a tuk tuk tour of Costa Adeje and enjoy a 1 hour ride through the streets of the city with your friends and family!
Explore the life of a Canarian farm with a tuk tuk tour departing from Costa Adeje. Book now your tickets!
The action doesn't take place only on land in Tenerife – the seas off the island are brimming with activity. Made of teak hardwood, the Shogun is a replica junk plying a route along the west coast. During this five-hour cruise, you'll sail in the shadow of the legendary Los Gigantes cliffs – which rise up to 600 metres above the sea. Keep an eye out for whales and dolphins, too. There'll also be swimming stops and a typical lunch served on board. Paella, grilled chicken, salads and fruit with unlimited water, soft drinks, beer and sangria are all on the menu. A great day at see with some epic sightseeing.
Bananas from the Canary Islands are prized all over Spain – and now you can visit a plantation here in Tenerife and taste the real thing. The self-guided tour allows you to poke around on your own. Walk over large leaves and among banana trees with vast bunches of more than 100 fruit. There are signs with lots of information. At the end of the tour, there's a chance to taste bananas as well as banana wine, banana liqueur and more in the plantation's shop. This Finca Las Margaritas – Banana Experience has a 97% positive rating on TripAdvisor for a reason – it's a fabulous place to visit.
Make a splash with these fantastic water sports activities at Playa Fañabe. Choose from jet skiing for 20 minutes, parasailing – 10 minutes in the air, 30 minutes total – and banana boating or being flung about in a fly fish, both 10 minutes long. There's something for everyone. If you're an adrenaline junkie, this is the tour for you.Whatever you choose, you'll be sure to enjoy a fantastic, high-octane adventure. Hop on a jet ski and zoom across the bay, take off and see the sea from above on a parasail wing, be a daredevil on a banana boat or drift above the water on a fly fish.A must for thrillseekers. Experience some of the top water sports in Tenerife, and you'll be left wanting more.
Hold on tight, you're in for an action-packed day out at Tenerife's Siam Park. Bursting with adrenaline-pumping rides and beaches set against an exotic Thai backdrop, it's a firm fixture on the world's best waterparks list. This pass gives you entrance to the park as well as lunch.You'll have over 30 attractions to choose from, so there's something for every member of the family, whether you fancy chilling out or launching yourself into the pulse-racing rides. Hold your breath as you hurtle down the near-vertical Tower of Power. Defy gravity as you raft through the jaws of The Dragon into a fast-spinning cone. Or catch the surf at the Wave Palace, raft the Mai Thai River, or unleash the tots on The Lost City.And when you need a breather, you can relax on the white sands of Siam Beach, shop at the Floating Market or head over to Sea Lion Island. Add in a tasty lunch at one of the parks restaurants, and you've got yourself a perfect day trip to add to your holiday scrapbook.
The volcanic cliffs of Tenerife's Las Teresitas coastline are best explored by sea. And there's no more fun way to do so than by paddleboard. After heading down to your nearest paddle school, you'll slip on a wetsuit and hop on your paddleboard from the sands of the beach. Fully-qualified instructors will teach you everything you need to know before setting out to sea. Soon you'll be out exploring a 2km route along all the cliffs, crags and caves of the coastline. And with all equipment provided, you'll have everything you need for a great day on the water.
A mix of volcanic belfries and rainbow-coloured homes, La Laguna is so pretty that's it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Uncover all the standout selfie spots and wow-factor monuments of this colonial town with a local expert. You'll visit a mansion-turned-museum, the cathedral and an artisan shop. Arianne, one of our guides, says, ‘This is the perfect excursion if you love a bit of history and mystery. We've crafted this tour to introduce you to La Laguna's hidden corners.'La Laguna dates from the Castilian conquest of Tenerife in the 15th century. It was their first capital, and its layout served as a blueprint for later Spanish colonial cities in Latin America. Built on a grid of eight elegant streets crisscrossed by eight alleys, it's crammed with pastel-coloured colonial-style buildings. Your guide will point out ornate carved wooden balconies, the burned-out shell of a convent and much more. See the Leal Theatre and learn all about the impact of the Napoleonic Wars at tree-studded Plaza de la Junta Suprema.Plus, you'll get an up-close look at the antiquities in the Cayetano Gomez Felipe Museum. This restored 18th century palace has its own wood balcony overlooking the landmark Conception church. You'll also visit the cathedral, where you can admire a magnificent altar dedicated to the Virgin of Los Remedios. And there's a visit to a shop selling footwear – no two pairs are the same – and accessories made from Canary Islands banana fibres, which helps local farmers.
Explore all the cliffs and crags of Tenerife's Las Teresitas coastline with this fun, family friendly kayak trip. After heading down to your nearest paddle school, you'll slip on a wetsuit and hop in your kayak from the sands of the beach. Fully-qualified instructors will teach you everything you need to know before setting out to sea. Soon you'll be out exploring a 2km route along all the volcanic coastline. And with all equipment provided, you'll have everything you need for a great day on the water.
Make a splash with these fantastic water sports activities. Choose from jet skiing for 20 minutes, parasailing – 10 minutes in the air, 30 minutes total – and banana boating or being flung about in a fly fish, both 10 minutes long. There's something for everyone. If you're an adrenaline junkie, this is the tour for you.Whatever you choose, you'll be sure to enjoy a fantastic, high-octane adventure. Hop on a jet ski and zoom across the bay, take off and see the sea from above on a parasail wing, be a daredevil on a banana boat or drift above the water on a fly fish.A must for thrillseekers. Experience some of the top water sports in Tenerife in the waters off Playa del Duque, and you'll be left wanting more.
Whether you want to power around on a jet ski, soar over the waves with some parasailing or speed through the water by banana boat or an inflatable, this range of beachfront water sports has you covered. Choose between four action-packed options on offer from Tenerife's Playa Troya beach.
Book your Explore the Chinese Lantern World entrance ticket to smile within the fairy tale atmosphere, while children have fun on the luminous playground and with 800 themes.
Learning how to surf is made easy in this two-hour course in Playa de las Americas. There are classes for beginners and advanced for children aged 8 and over and adults. Certified instructors will teach you the ropes from the surfboard and its functions, to how to read the beach and the waves as well as basic safety tips such as break points and currents.
Feel the adrenaline aboard the inflatable crazy sofa, turn and bounce on the crystal clear waters of Tenerife!
Get onboard a catamaran with underwater viewing, enjoy a 4.5-hour mini cruise along the southwest coast ,admire friendly dolphins and beautiful whales in their natural habitat
Something of a rags to riches story, the Palmetum in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a place you need to see to believe. Once a rubbish dump, this now 12-hectare botanical garden is blossoming with one of the greatest collections of tropical palms in Europe as well as plants from all over the world.Plant lovers will be in their element as you stroll around the Palmetum. Over 400 species of palms alone have been planted around the gardens, all set out by geographical area. And you'll find many of them are from islands, including the Caribbean, Madagascar and Polynesia.Stroll around this sprawling tropical paradise, where waterfalls, streams and volcanic rockeries can be found among the never-ending list of plants. You'll also be treated to views over the sea and city as you climb the hill – a reminder you're right in the middle of a bustling city.
Whether you fancy a holiday treat or want to discover Tenerife's coastline in complete privacy, this private charter sailboat is available for whatever the occasion. Choose from a three- or seven-hour sailing and design your own itinerary for you and up to nine other guests.Sail to the stunning hillside hamlet of La Masca, skirt round the dramatic cliffs of Los Gigantes or venture out to the volcanic island of La Gomera – there are limitless exploring opportunities on the southwest coast of Tenerife. The beauty of this private charter is that you and your guests decide where you want to go and what you want to see. And to top it off, you'll enjoy it in the company of only your friends and family.There's a three- or seven-hour sailing available and a captain to take care of navigation. The trip will feature swimming stops as par for the course, and the full-day trip even includes an on-board lunch. What's more, you can host your own party aboard the Sea Quest FF.
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