8 Tips To Make The Most Of Your Tenerife Trip June 1, 2023
Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, offers breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and a year-round temperate climate. From stunning beaches to majestic volcanic peaks, the island caters to nature lovers, adventurers, and those seeking relaxation. With careful planning, you can indulge in delicious cuisine, explore charming towns, and immerse yourself in Spanish and Canarian culture. Prepare for an unforgettable journey filled with sun-soaked days, awe-inspiring landscapes, and warm hospitality on the island of Tenerife.
1. Pack clothes for warm and cool weather.
It can get chilly in the hillsides and at the top of Mt. Teide, especially in the winter months.
2. Bring sneakers or hiking boots.
Even if you are not going to do the proper hiking, note that some viewpoints can be dangerous to attempt in flip-flops!
3. Bring sun cream with you.
4. Most things are closed on Mondays.
Be sure to check that the place you want to visit is open.
5. Go wine tasting.
This area some of the best wines, as well as a most unique one – dragon blood!
6. Reserve a special permit for trekking to the summit for Mt. Teide.
Or, book an organized bus tour.
7. Tenerife is a volcanic island.
If you imagine beaches with golden sand, you’ll be surprised to see that Tenerife’s natural beaches feature black or grey sand.
8. Most of the popular urban beaches have a lifeguard on duty.
Also, a flag to indicate whether it’s safe to swim (green flag), requires caution (yellow flag), or not recommended at all (red flag).
