Los Gigantes is a small resort on the island of Tenerife, famous for its black volcanic sandy beaches. Its believed that the coast have therapeutic effect, making these extraordinary beautiful places even more attractive to tourists.

The main feature of this city is the sheer cliffs of Los Gigantes with heights that range from 300 to 600 m. These cliffs are the shelter from the northern winds and create the most favourable weather conditions in the city.

The giant rocks with mesmerizing landscapes attract not only fans of trekking or mountain hikes, but also snorkelling lovers and divers. There are many travel companies to rent boats, jet skis and other equipment for all kinds of water sports.

Costa Adeje is an up-market resort on the southern coast of Tenerife offering travellers beautiful fine-sand beaches, high-class tours and entertainment, luxurious hotels, apartments, villas and fine-dining cuisines from all over the world!

Costa Adeje is located on the west of the most popular resort of Las Americas and is considered to be very relaxed and suitable for families.
You can feel the life here is in full swing: nightclubs, casinos, shops and restaurants, amusement parks and zoos, ocean fishing, golf courses, swimming with dolphins, and many more.

Divers and water sports lovers often gather off the coast of Costa Adeje. This area has the best and most beautiful beaches on the island with crystal clear water, that makes diving really exciting.

Costa Adeje is assumed to have the highest number of luxury and glamorous hotels on the island, with exceptional service.

There is also an opportunity to rent an apartment, villa or cottage from the local owners, that may save you a certain sum of money.

Costa Adeje is a resort with an impeccable reputation and a convenient location for the main entertainment tours like Siam Park, Jungle Park, Aqualand and Monkey Park.

Las Americas is a true paradise for those who love entertainment and active recreation. It is a bright, picturesque and the liveliest city in the south of Tenerife. It is located between Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos. The boundaries between tree of them are very conditional, and sometimes you may not notice how you get to a neighbouring city while walking along the sea-front.

Everyone in Las Americas can find something they particularly like: luxury hotels shopping centres, restaurants with cuisines from all over the world, golf courses, all kinds of sports entertainment, beautiful clean beaches, nightclubs, karaoke bars and much more.

Moreover, most of the famous sights are very close to it:
Siam Park, Aqualand, Jungle Park, Lemur Park, Arona's Pyramid Concert Hall, Eagle Park.

Los Cristianos is a small town located on the east coast of Tenerife and adjoins the famous Las Americas resort. It is a completely different place comparing to its neighbour and attracts tourists with its calmness and a local lifestyle.

The central part of this resort is an old town with low-rise buildings, where you can find lots of tiny shops, cafes, bakeries and fruit stores. Most of the private houses and apartments are located here, while most hotels are in the eastern part of the resort, that is considered to be a tourist area.

There are many restaurants, shops, sports activities and entertainment, but the whole atmosphere in Los Cristianos is calm and restful.

Candelaria is a small town, located 20 km from of the capital of Tenerife and is considered to be a religious centre of the island. The main sight of the city is the Candelaria Basilica (Basilica de la Candelaria), the sacred statue of the Virgin of Candelaria (she is also called the Black Virgin Mary) and the shrine of the local population of the Guanches.

According to legend, the Black Madonna, carved from dark wood, was found by the local Guanches, who were pagans and who worshipped this statue for a long time, calling her the Mother of the Sun - the progenitor of all the gods.
The Spanish missionaries found the figure during the island's conquest, recognized the Mother of God and built a church for her on the island.

The church burned several times during following centuries. Subsequently, a basilica in the Moorish style was built on its place, crowned with a 25-meter bell tower. And the Black Madonna is kept there.

The city of Candelaria is a quiet and cosy place, attracting tourists with its local culture, architectural sights and amazing nature. There are several hiking routes around the city and along the mountain trails, that offer stunning views of the valley.

More than 2,5 million tourists come and see Candelaria every year, while the native population of this town is nearly thirty thousand people. The place has its culture and history and is located in the majestically beautiful valley of Guimar with the most picturesque landscapes and black volcanic sandy beaches.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a port city and the capital of the island of Tenerife. It is located on the northeast coast and surrounded by exotic green gardens and squares, filled with historical sites and museums. This city offers lots of entertainment to its visitors.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife dresses up in its best to welcome the annual Carnival - the brightest and most significant in Europe! Canarian Carnival is ranked as the second in the world after Rio. It begins in a mid-February and lasts almost a month, attracting a huge number of tourists.

In addition to the carnival procession, Santa Cruz has one more attraction - the seasonal sales (from early January to late February and from early July to late August). Huge shopping malls and entire streets of shops and boutiques offer discounts up to 80%, attracting hundreds of thousands of people!

San Cristóbal de La Laguna is a city in the northern part of the island in the Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

La Laguna is considered the oldest city on the island and the cultural capital of Tenerife, which has preserved the authenticity of the local flavour.
This place is known for its sights, historical buildings and cultural monuments. The old town of La Laguna has been preserved in its original form; it is declared a world heritage and is under the protection of UNESCO.

The best way to familiarize yourself with the city is to order an excursion as it is very easy to get lost in all the variety of cultural monuments. There are dozens of cathedrals and temples, monasteries, museums, palaces, luxurious old mansions, parks, a theatre, a nature reserve, and more.
Also, here tourists are attracted by the wide northern beaches, surfing and outdoor activities in the mountains with numerous scenic routes.

La Orotava is an ancient city in northern Tenerife, located 33 km from the island's capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Located in the Valley of La Orotava, the town preserved ancient architecture of houses, cobbled streets and tiled roofs. Due to the excellent climatic conditions in the valley, the city is surrounded by luscious greenery. It has the vastest expanse of the forest: roughly 78% of Teide National Park belongs to La Orotava. In addition to the green city gardens and squares, there is a botanical garden with rare plants representing the island's ornamental value.

The entire city almost feels like an outdoor museum, making walking its street a pleasant way to spend your time. However, to get to know the historical centre of La Orotava better, it is advisable to book an organized excursion. The local architecture has preserved buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries, with marble columns and staircases, coloured facades and carved balconies of Canarian pine - a well-known feature of that time. Same as the carpets made of flowers and volcanic sand that are laid every year on the streets of La Orotava during the Corpus Christi celebrations and the traditional Holy Week festivities that have been taking place since the 17th century.

La Orotava municipality is also known for its fantastic beaches that are considered among the best on the island.

There is an opportunity to book a hotel or rent cheaper accommodation from the local owners for those wishing to stay longer in this city. However, accommodation prices depend on the season, so finding inexpensive housing during the holidays is almost impossible.

Puerto de la Cruz is the second most visited resort in Tenerife after Las Americas, located in the north of the island.
This charming city has a rich history and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists every year while retaining all the charm of the native flavour, providing an opportunity to get to know the local culture better.

In addition to the architecture of the 16th and 18th centuries and cultural monuments, this city is known for its beaches of black volcanic sand and a wide picturesque promenade with magnificent ocean views. There are many architectural and historical monuments here, so tourists are offered a wide range of excursion programs.

Despite the city's small size, one day to explore all its attractions may not be enough. After all, a visit to the world-famous Loro Park, located on the city's territory, can take all day. This park consists of botanical and zoological gardens, a zoo, an aquarium and a dolphinarium and occupies 13.5 hectares.

Icod de Los Vinos is a municipality in the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, located in the northwestern part of the island 25 km from the city Puerto de la Cruz.

This small town was found around the 15th century and has preserved its historical and artistic heritage to this day. Its cobbled streets are lined with traditional Canarian style houses with carved wooden balconies. In addition, Icod offers the best views of the Teide volcano.
Icod also has one of the most picturesque squares in the Canary Islands - Pila square, built up with old mansions, some of which have become museums. But the main attraction is the Dragon Tree - a thousand-year-old dracaena included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. According to legend, this tree appeared at the place where the dragon's blood was shed. Mysticism enhances the red colour of the resin of this tree, reminiscent of blood. This plant is considered one of the oldest on the planet.

The city is famous not only for its sacred tree but also for its wine, as one of the main economic activities of the municipality is the cultivation of grapes. Therefore, almost all excursions in this area end with wine and liqueur tastings at local wineries.

Garachico is a city literally raised from the ashes. After the volcanic eruption in 1706, the lava destroyed most of the then flourishing city and the port. But, over time, it was rebuilt, and now it is a small, cosy port town with narrow picturesque streets where one can observe the slow-paced life of the local population. Tourists come here to enjoy the silence, admire the majestic local landscapes and taste traditional Canarian cuisine.
Garachico is located on the island's northern coast, about 52 km West of the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This charming little town is famous for its observation deck, which offers an awe-inspiring panoramic view of the city from a bird's eye view. There are also architectural and historical sights and a natural pool formed as a result of a volcanic eruption.

In the north of Tenerife, a visit to Garachico is considered a must for tourists. Excursion trips from Adeje are very popular (detailed route information and prices can be found at any tourist centre). If you want to stay longer, there are several hotels in the city and its surrounding area and the opportunity to rent apartments from the locals.

Masca is a tiny village, lost in a gorge among sheer cliffs and shrouded in legends about pirate treasures.

Despite its tiny size (only over 100 locals live in Mask), this splendid "pirate village" ranks second in popularity after visiting the Teide volcano.

There are two main attractions here. The first is an awe-inspiring downhill ride to the village by car along a serpentine road (which twistiness might require from you incredible self-control or even medicine for nausea). And the second entertainment is going all the way down from Maska's gorge to the bottom of the pirate ravine to the ocean. The road takes approximately 3-4 hours but is not finishing there — then you will have a boat trip to the nearby resort town of Los Gigantes "accompanied" by whales and dolphins living in the local waters. There are more than 20 species of cetaceans here, which are a trues pleasure to watch!