Tenerife

Nature, beaches and culture all year round

Tenerife is a paradise in the Atlantic Ocean. A tropical island where volcanic sand beaches, wild landscapes and Canarian cuisine come together with a warm climate all year round.

Enjoy unique experiences in natural surroundings, discover historic villages, and be amazed by the impressive Teide National Park, a volcanic gem declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

All within easy reach when staying at Hotel Puerto Palace.

Puerto de la Cruz

Puerto de la Cruz is much more than a tourist destination. Its historic centre, declared a Historic-Artistic Site, preserves the true essence of the island.

The lively Plaza del Charco is the perfect starting point to explore the city. Discover architectural gems such as the Casa de la Aduana, the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Peña de Francia, and the classic Hotel Marquesa.

Don’t miss the fishing harbour next to the La Ranilla district, full of life and authenticity. And if you love botany, visit the impressive 17th-century Botanical Garden.

Playa Jardín

Designed by César Manrique, Playa Jardín is a perfect fusion of art and nature. This complex of three beaches, Playa Jardín, Playa Chica and Punta Brava, is surrounded by tropical gardens, waterfalls and volcanic sculptures.

Located next to the famous Loro Parque, it is ideal for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying full services, local cuisine and shops.

Loro Parque

Considered by TripAdvisor as the world’s best zoo, Loro Parque is a spectacle for both adults and children. It is home to more than 10,000 exotic animals from 500 species, in facilities that accurately recreate natural habitats.

An unmissable stop during your visit to the island.

Lago Martiánez

The Costa Martiánez Complex, designed by César Manrique, is a masterpiece that transforms the coastline into a unique leisure space.

Its 27,000 m³ artificial saltwater lake is surrounded by swimming pools, sculptures, native gardens, and a wide range of dining options. A perfect place to enjoy the sun and Canarian design.

Diving in Tenerife

Dive into the waters of Tenerife and discover an underwater world full of life. Swim alongside sea turtles, manta rays, sea bream and tropical fish in one of the best diving destinations in Europe.

Surf all year round

Tenerife is a surfer’s paradise. There is a surf spot every few kilometres, with a variety of seabeds: sand, rock or volcanic reef.

Thanks to its mild climate, you can surf all year round without needing a winter wetsuit. Great vibes and waves for all levels await you.

What to do in Tenerife

Plans for all tastes

Teide National Park

Impressive, imposing and unforgettable. At 3,718 metres high, Mount Teide is the highest peak in Spain and the third-largest volcano in the world from its oceanic base.

You can hike from Montaña Blanca, stay overnight at the Altavista Refuge, or take the cable car. Please note: access to the crater requires a permit.

El Valle de La Orotava

Famous for its wines with Designation of Origin, this valley combines centuries-old vineyards with landscapes dominated by Mount Teide and banana plantations.

Enjoy tastings at local wineries and discover white, rosé and red wines with a unique identity.

Masca

The hamlet of Masca, nestled between mountains, looks like something straight out of a postcard. Its traditional architecture, dramatic ravine landscapes and rich history make it one of the most beautiful villages in Tenerife.

Anaga Rural Park

Just 30 minutes from Puerto de la Cruz, this park, declared a Biosphere Reserve, is a paradise of hiking trails, hidden beaches and unique biodiversity.

Playa de Las Teresitas

On the outskirts of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, this golden sandy beach with calm waters is perfect for families and for strolling under tropical palm trees.

Mountain Bike in Tenerife

Explore the island on two wheels. There are signposted routes for all levels that pass through forests, mountains and viewpoints with unforgettable views.

Puerto de la Cruz Carnival

One of the most traditional carnivals on the island, featuring parades, costumes and unique events such as “Mascarita Ponte el Tacón” or the “Killing of the Snake” ritual, of Afro-Cuban origin.

Siam Park

Recognised as the world’s best water park, Siam Park offers adrenaline and fun in a setting inspired by Thailand. Don’t miss its latest attractions: Datong Rapids and Coco Beach for the little ones.