Tenerife

Travel essentials

1. CanyoningTenerifeis criss-crossed by numerous canyons, so it’s no surprise that canyoning is growing in popularity every year. There’s also a rare opportunity to explore underground caverns hidden beneath our feet. Embark on a dry canyoning adventure exploring the riverbeds of Vilaflor. Descend the canyon with professional guides using abseiling techniques and enjoy the picturesque hills, dense pine forests and breathtaking panoramas. Los Carrizales offers another opportunity to experience thrilling activities such as sliding, jumping and abseiling to discover natural waterfalls and tranquil pools. After a 15-metre descent, you’ll find a unique natural water park. The canyons of Los Arcos are rock formations with warm orange and green colours, created by erosion over the years. This dry canyon welcomes experienced enthusiasts and beginners alike, making it an ideal place for families.
2. Cueva del VientoAtruly unique experience awaits those who venture to explore a lava tube, an exceptional opportunity found nowhere else. In the picturesque town of Icod de los Vinos, you’ll discover La Cueva del Viento, a cave that stretches for 17 kilometres, making it the longest cave in the whole of Europe. This remarkable underground expanse offers an unforgettable journey into the depths of the Earth and reveals the island’s fascinating volcanic history.
3. Dolphin & whale watchingTenerifeis a top destination for whale and dolphin watching. Take advantage of the fact that 21 of the world’s 79 species of dolphins and whales inhabit the island’s waters, including a permanent colony of around 500 pilot whales and 250 bottlenose dolphins. Most of these extraordinary creatures live in the waters nestling between the island’s south coast and the nearby town of La Gomera. What makes this experience truly exceptional is their proximity to the shore, often just five kilometres away.