Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tours

In the award-winning water park, with prices per group, fast passes on nearly all rides, all-inclusive in restaurants. Jacuzzi is included in the VIP villa option.

The made-for-Instagram shores of Masca Bay are your destination for the day on this adults-only catamaran cruise. Spend six-hours at sea, sailing Tenerife's sun-kissed coast in complete luxury. The crew will take care of all the details while you kick back with snacks and all-inclusive drinks. There'll be time to take an open water swim, or simply unwind on deck.The VIP treatment begins the moment you step aboard your swish vessel. Greeted with a welcome drink, you'll be delivered into the lap of luxury. With just 12 other guests on board, there's plenty of space to spread out a towel and soak up some sun as scenes of southern Tenerife roll by.When we've found the perfect spot to drop anchor, you'll be able to make a splash as you cool off in the sea, or relax on deck. With a bar serving beer, wine and soft drinks, plus a platter full of snacks, too, this experience is the ideal way to make long-lasting holiday memories.

Mount Teide is the most popular attraction in Tenerife, and there's no better way to discover it than this hike. You'll start at 2,150m, with your guide pointing out the rare flora and fauna as well as the lava flows. Once you've acclimatized to the altitude, you can explore the Mars-like landscape and take in knockout views over Tenerife and the other islands.

Book your Mojo workshop with wine tasting, lunch, or child options in Sauzal to admire the stunning green vineyards surrounding the Bodegas Monjes in Sauzal with an hour guided tour. Then, hear about the mojo sauce of the Canary Islands made using coriander, parsley, or even pumpkin. Create your own mojo and try it with Canarian potatoes.

Enjoy snorkeling in the Bay of Stingrays in Tenerife. See friendly stingrays and other amazing creatures on a 50-minute tour with a professional instructor.

This speedboat tour around Tenerife features all the little luxuries to make your trip that extra special. There's space to sunbathe, drinks on tap, music, snorkelling stops and lunch prepared right on the boat. Over three hours, you'll cruise around the shores of the island, looking out for dolphins and the perfect spot to anchor up.Hop aboard the Opera 60 giant speedboat and zoom off into the horizon. You'll go discovering the coastline of Tenerife while having the chance to simply sit back, feel the breeze ruffle your hair and watch the scenery unfold.And you'll have ample space to sunbathe and sit down. Though be sure to keep watch for the dolphins, whales and sea turtles that'll hopefully make an appearance during the cruise. A buffet lunch will break up the trip too, including stops for swimming and snorkelling. What's more, there's an open bar to keep your thirst quenched throughout the day.

Island exploration doesn't get much better than this. On this full day experience, you'll venture into both a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Arianne, one of our local guides, says, ‘I really love this tour because it's an overdose of nature, focusing on the volcanology of the present and the past.' But there's more – there's also the remote village of Taganana, viewpoints and one of the most popular beaches in Tenerife.Leaving your hotel in an eight-seater minivan, you'll head to La Laguna, famed for its pastel-coloured palaces and collection of Mudejar-style chapels, churches and convents. A quarter of the town's structures date from the colonial period up to the 18th century. So rich is its architectural heritage that UNESCO listed it in 1999 because of its authenticity. After free time to explore La Laguna at your own pace, why not mingle with locals at the weekly market?From here, you'll head to the crescent-shaped beach of Las Teresitas, complete with palm trees. The scenery changes dramatically next, as we journey through the laurel forest of Las Mercedes en route to Taganana. This whitewashed hamlet cascades down a slope in Anaga Rural Park. Here, you'll enjoy a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients in a family-run restaurant. The afternoon features a scenic drive through the volcanic Anaga Mountains – a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve – stopping at the 360-degree viewpoint at Pico del Inglés and at Cruz del Carmen viewpoint.

This walking tour gives you all the many views of Tenerife. You'll hike along the Camino Real, or Royal Path, then venture along the agricultural terraces where tropical fruits grow in abundance. After a bus transfer from your hotel, you'll begin trekking along the Camino Real, a route that cuts through some of Tenerife's undulating and captivating terrain. You'll have views of the might Teide and surrounding jagged peaks in the distance too.Then, during the next part of the walk, you'll meander through terraces where tropical fruits such as bananas, mango and papaya grow, and the likes of goats and ostriches roam through the fields. This is a medium difficulty level walk over approximately four hours.

Discover San Miguel and the Arona Coast , live a funny adventure with your friends and admire the Yellow Mountain and Las Galletas.

Sailing the shores of Tenerife's towering volcanic coastline is one relaxing experience – and with this trip, it's made even more so from the sun-drenched deck of a catamaran. In between swimming, sunbathing and soaking up the scenery, there's even a chance to see pilot whales and dolphins as they leap and frolic in their natural habitat.

The best way to spot the dolphins and whales that frolic in the waters surrounding Tenerife is on a cruise. And this three-hour trip by catamaran to La Caleta does just that, and even throws in a refreshing swim before you head back to the port.Cast off on this cruise around Costa Adeje, and you'll enjoy a different perspective on the dramatic terrain of the island. While sunning yourself and feeling a cool breeze wash over you, your captain will sail into waters known for hosting pods of dolphins and whales. With luck, you'll get to spot these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.Over three hours, you'll make waves around La Caleta, keeping your eyes peeled for signs of activity. What's more, you'll learn all about their habits, migration and food, and have time to contemplate their majestic beauty before enjoying a swim of your own. Then it'll be time to head back to Porto Colon while soaking up the sun.

Live the ultimate Hard Rock experience in Tenerife and tuck into a fantastic American feast, overlooking Spain's highest peak, Mt Teide. Hard Rock Cafe Tenerife offers a luxury bar, two spacious outdoor terraces with bar, a Rock Shop and live music space where artists regularly come and perform. Relax with family and friends surrounded by an enviable collection of music memorabilia. Choose between the following menu options:Platinum Menu: STARTER (TO SHARE) : Fresh Salad or Tupelo Chicken Tenders MAIN COURSE: Original Legendary® Burger, BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger, Country Burger, Moving Mountains® Burger, Grilled Salmon, Steak Salad or Baby Back Pork Ribs DESSERT: Hot Fudge BrownieDiamond Menu: STARTER (TO SHARE) Fresh salad or Li'l Onion Rings MAIN COURSE: Original Legendary® Burger, Country Burger, Moving Mountains® Burger, Smoked BBQ Combo, Grilled Salmon, Twisted Mac, Chicken'n'Cheese or Steak Salad DESSERT: Mini BrownieGold Menu: MAIN COURSE: Original Legendary® Burger, Moving Mountains® Burger, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Twisted Mac, Chicken'n'Cheese, Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad or Tupelo Chicken Tenders DESSERT: Mini Brownie

Mount Teide is the most popular attraction in Tenerife, and there's no better way to discover it than this hike. This 9km guided trek introduces you to the rare flora and fauna on the mountain as well as the lava flows. Once you've acclimatized to the altitude, you'll be met with knockout views over Tenerife and the other islands. This is a low/medium intensity hike, where you'll be walking for around three hours.

Heritage, local products and a pre-historic forest combine to make this a hiking tour to remember. First up, you'll visit the beautiful city of La Laguna in northern Tenerife. It's historic old town a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Browse the farmers' market before enjoying a moderate hike to Las Mercedes, an ancient laurel forest in Anaga Rural Park.

Tenerife's rugged volcanic landscapes are heaven-made for buggies. And this combined on and off-road half-day tour in the south of the island around Costa Adeje is the perfect way to add some oomph to your holiday. You can either drive or be the passenger in a 550cc automatic buggy as your guide takes you on a rip-roaring adventure.

Rural, remote and rugged northwest Tenerife offers an enticing snapshot of the island's attributes. The ridge-top hamlet of Masca, the colonial village of Los Silos, epic coastal views and typical local lunch are just some of the stars of this tour. David, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I call Teno Rural Park the Lost Kingdom. It's so raw and wild. It's hard to get to and hard to live in – and even harder to leave. I love its local specialities, such as fried cheese with mojo and barbary fig jam.'Depending on your departure point, the route differs – but you can expect to spend some time admiring Masca, Teno Alto, Los Silos and viewpoints such as Lomo Molino in the heart of Teno Rural Park. Masca, perched precariously on a precipice overlooking a deep gorge, is home to fewer than 100 villagers. For them, the dinky chapel, massive laurel tree and gorge view are an everyday treat. Beloved of hikers, Teno Alto is even smaller and situated between lunar landscapes and vegetation-rich hills.Los Silos is the largest village you'll visit. The main square, with its gleaming neo-Gothic white church and octagonal bandstand, exudes the town's easy-going nature. You'll also enjoy a few pit stops at scenic viewpoints so you can drink in Teno's landscapes. And to round off the day, there's a typical Tenerife lunch in a family-run restaurant located on the saddle of mountain more than 1,000 metres above sea level. A perfect opportunity to sample local cuisine.

The clue's in the name for this one – it's a scandalous night out in Tenerife. Scandal dinner show promises an evening of enthralling entertainment, with some daring cabaret and burlesque thrown in, as well as a five-course dinner with drinks to round it all off.This dinner show is for adults only, where you can expect to be wowed by the glamorous cabaret acts that'll take to the stage over the course of the evening. Arrive in time to take your seats – whether that's the standard, gold or platinum seating – and sit back ready to be rocked, shocked and treated to some top-notch entertainment.You'll be closer to the stage with the gold and platinum seats, so you'll not miss a trick. And for dinner, you're in for a five-course treat, complete with beer and wine.

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.

Abades is a sheltered and shallow bay on the southeast coast of Tenerife – an ideal spot for snorkelling. You'll be joined by expert instructors and spend the day discovering the underwater world and the variety of marine life in the waters around the Canaries.

Marooned off the southwest coast of Tenerife, the tiny island of La Gomera has a lost-in-time feel. Away from the tourist trail, it's totally unspoilt – think jagged ravines, terraced white villages and pristine forests.