Tenerife

Approximate flight time: 4 hour 40 minutes

No of flights per week:  1 flight departing Fridays from 22^nd December to 26^th January (last inbound flight 2^nd February) with FlyDirect

Currency: Euro

Tenerife has a sub-tropical climate and enjoys warm sunshine year round, making it one of the most popular destinations in Europe for a winter break. The volcanic island offers everything from the bucket & spade family holiday resorts of the south coast, to traditional Spanish towns and villages in the north, with the spectacular volcanic landscape of Mount Teide, highest peak in Spain, dominating the centre. Adventurous travellers might take a ferry to the less developed neighbouring island of La Gomera and explore its other-worldly landscape.

Los Cristianos

The main port on Tenerife’s south coast, Los Cristianos retains the charm of a traditional fishing harbour, but now with all the amenities and attractions of a holiday resort. Seafood restaurants abound here, with fish and shellfish travelling straight from boat to table.

Playa de las Americas

Vibrant and lively Playa de las Americas is the beating heart of Tenerife’s nightlife scene, and also offers a selection of six beaches, a wide range of restaurants and bars, entertainment options and hotels to suit all tastes and budgets.

Costa Adeje

Relaxed and sophisticated Costa Adeje is the place to be for high-quality hotels, seafront restaurants and upmarket shopping. Two main beaches in resort offer an all-natural volcanic black sand experience, or a more typical golden-yellow expanse.

Playa Paraiso

Small but perfectly formed, Playa Paraiso is home to a small boutique selection of high-end hotels, and a selection of bars and restaurants, nestled around a small cove.

Guia de Isora

On the west coast of Tenerife, Guia de Isora offers spectacular sunsets and impressive views across to La Gomera. Amenities in this area are limited, so resorts here offer everything you could need on-site.