Tenerife articles, weather and travel tips

A trip to Tenerife is not complete without taking a break from the beaches and making the most of attractions and a diverse landscape.

Tenerife is changing into a new breed of long-term holiday destination or retirement leisure location for the Europeans and fellow notherneurope sunseeker.

Planning a scuba diving holiday to Tenerife? When you venture under the waves you may find yourself pleasantly surprised.

The region of Ycoden-Daute-Isora (Tenerife), which was constituted in 1994, started with 800 hectares and now has more than 2,000 hectares of vines.

If you are happy to while away your days on the beaches of tenerife then that’s fine, but there are other things to do. Learn about museums in Tenerife!

Many UK holidaymakers describe Tenerife as their dream holiday island. So, what is it about this island which makes it so popular with the UK holidaymakers?

Shopping in Tenerife is not exclusively a tourist activity and expat families are faced with a bewildering choice of supermarkets and stores.

Now you can look deep into the night sky without needing your own telescope, by connecting with observatories in the Canary Islands.

Are you one of those persons whose dream vacation includes wide beaches, crystal clear ocean water, luxurious hotels with saunas and a wild nightlife?

The Canary Island of Tenerife is well known for the Drago tree, which is one of the oldest living members of the plant kingdom.