A Tenerife All Inclusive Treats

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A Tenerife All Inclusive Treats
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As the main island of the Canaries, Tenerife is
full of life even as it embodies the merging of
the old and the new. Up in the mountains, the
region remains rustic but the rapid boost in
tourism has led to bustling coastal areas. As
such, Tenerife has become a melting pot for both
culture and capitalism. It is not uncommon for
many travelers to find ways to extend their stay
with some making a home in Tenerife. For the
locals, the influx of tourists became
opportunities to generate income all year
round. The warm temperature throughout the island
of Tenerife is one of the reasons why many
visitors return at any given time of the year.
Due to its proximity, Tenerife and the Canaries
is a prime destination for Europeans escaping the
harsh winter season. Apart from its inviting
climate, Tenerife is a hub of experiences. The
accessibility of tours and activities ranging
from water sports to mountain trekking allows
guests to choose their own adventure.
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Southern Coast
Way down South are the popular tourist havens
 Costa Adeje, Las Americas, and Los Cristianos.
These three towns feature sandy beaches with a
variety of gold, white and black volcanic sands.
This is also where guests would find some of the
most luxurious hotels on the island, as well as
family-friendly accommodations. The municipality
of Adeje is also home to the famed Siam Park,
dubbed as Europes best water park. Also on the
Southern Coast is the sleepy fishing village of
Las Galletas where the freshest seafood comes
good prices. On the East, the town of El
Medano has attracted a slew of windsurfers and
kiteboarders for its waves.
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Central Tenerife
At the center of Tenerife, the views ascend
towards the mountains and volcanoes found at the
UNESCO World Heritage Site Teide National Park.
The highest town in Tenerife, Villaflor, stands
as a take-off point to the scores of excursions
at the national park. Northwest from the massive
park is the resort town of Los Gigantes at
Santiago del Teide. This is where guests could
see the breathtaking geological formation of
Acantilados de Los Gigantes Cliffs of the
Giants. Travelers looking for authentic Canarian
architecture can head to the photogenic town of
Garachicos that overlooks the cold Atlantic
waters. Guest go back in time while walking on
the old cobblestone streets and passing by
antique churches in this town. From there,
travelers could also visit the picturesque Masca
Valley. Further along is Europes largest
underground lava tube, Cueva del Viento in
the peaceful town of Icod de Los Vinos. The same
town is also home to the millennia-old dragon
tree and ARTIandya Doll Museum. On the same coast
in the beautiful seaside town of Puerto de la
Cruz, this is where almost all tourists come to
visit Loro Parque, the top travel destination of
the Canary Islands.
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Northern Coast
The capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a busy
city filled with gorgeous locations including the
vintage Noria District, the significant Museo de
la Naturaleza y el Hombre, the Tenerife Espacio
de las Artes, and the Market of Our Lady of
Africa. On the opposite coast, the historical
town of La Laguna is a must-visit with its
pastel-colored houses and green scenery. Just
above, the Anaga Forests are perfect for nature
lovers. At the very tip of Tenerife, the remote
coast of Almaciga offers uncrowded breaks and
clean waves for surfers. For those who want to
soak up the sun, theyll find the beach in La
Teresitas in the north the ideal spot for
swimming and sunbathing.
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