Tenerife is a land of sheer ruggedness, of colossal beauty. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, visited for its year-round sunshine, sub-tropical climate, strong Hispano-Arab culture, and magnificent physical geography and picturesque scenery. Over 9 million holidaymakers choose Tenerife as their prime destination every year  come and see why.

Tenerife is the main hub of Canary Islands tourism, boasting an infinite variety of attractions and festivities. No matter where or when you visit, you are sure to run into something truly exotic and unique. The most popular area of Tenerife is its southern flank, where fabulous resorts such as the Playa de Las Americas and Los Cristianos offer amazing value-for-money accommodation and a wealth of things to do and places to see. Of course, this southern shoreline is bordered by stretches of golden beaches and paradisical promenades lined with shady palm trees and charming local shops and eateries. Whether relaxation or exploration is on your agenda, you are sure to be spoilt for choice.

On the other hand, northern Tenerife offers the more traditional and cultural view of the region and its people. Its coastline is much more rugged and scenic, with cliffs and towering headlands jutting out into the blue. A wonderful holiday is one which combines the best of the north and the south a very feasible option, considering the small size of the island and the fantastic transport and road links around the island.

Coming to Tenerife means exploring its photogenic nature. Take a few days to admire the majestic Acantilado de los Gigantes on the south-west coast, before venturing inland to really explore what Tenerife is all about. Visiting the Parque Nacional del Teide, one of the most visited national parks in the entire world, is a definite must-do. The Teide, the highest point in Spain, reaches a staggering 3700 metres. Nearby, you will find the incredible Draco Tree, a unusual 350-year old tree, perfect for that everlasting holiday photo.