Experience the Tenerife All Inclusive Getaway

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Experience the Tenerife All Inclusive Getaway
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Tenerife is filled with endless opportunities for
fun and adventure. An abundance of beaches from
rocky coasts to fine sand allow for all types of
water activities. It is the largest out of seven
islands, Tenerife spoils you with eternal
sunshine, making it tempting anytime of the year.
Youll be surrounded by lush pine forests, lunar
landscapes and hidden coves. With so much to
explore and plenty of adventures ready, A home to
a number of amusement parks and animal centers,
families with kids that have varied age ranges
will find it easy to keep themselves active and
entertained with endless things to do.
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Siam Park
One cant go to Tenerife and not visit the
internationally-acclaimed Siam Park. This water
kingdom, opened to the public in 2008, is already
established as one of the best water parks in the
world. Set against a backdrop of impressive
architecture, and offering all kinds of
attractions from meandering rivers to free-fall
slides, an epic adventure awaits all
visitors. Occupying over 18 hectares, Siam Park
is South Tenerifes largest water park. It was
opened by Her Royal Highness the Princess of
Thailand Maha Chakri Sirindhorn and owned by Loro
Parque, arguably the top destination in the
Canary Islands.
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Siam Park

• Stepping into the park is like visiting another
  country in another continent. The park features
  stunning Thai architecture in every corner. In
  fact, its 25 buildings are the largest collection
  of Thai-themed buildings outside Thailand. Aside
  from that, Siam Park also
• Has the worlds largest dragon statue.
• Has the largest man-made wave in the world.
• Is the worlds first green water park.
• Was TripAdvisors Worlds Best Waterpark in 2015.

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Siam Park
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Loro Parque
Loro Parque is one of the main reasons why
travelers around the world flock to Tenerife
Island. Set within a Jurassic Park environment of
dense tropical palm groves, this zoo is home to
an extensive and diverse reserve of animals. The
experience excites the young and old alike, with
its world-class killer whale show and a huge
penguinarium. On top of the interactive shows,
the zoo boasts of over 350 species of vibrant and
entertaining parrots. Today, the animal portfolio
has grown to include tigers, gorillas, and
chimpanzees. After spending a couple of hours at
this Thai-inspired zoo, its easy to understand
why Loro Parque keeps receiving accolades. In
2015, the zoo bagged TripAdvisors Travelers
Choice Award as the Best Zoo in Europe and second
best in the world.
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Loro Parque
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Mount Teide
When in Tenerife, Teide National Park is a
must-visit for all adventure seekers, and its
also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The entire
park is a geological treasure the landscape is
like nothing youve ever witnessed. One of the
attractions here is Teide Volcano, where tour on
wheel and foot could be found on the way to the
hill. Availing of the tours could further enhance
the appreciation of the volcanic bases of the
island. Teide National Park is also home to
several famous rock formations including Los
Roques.
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Mount Teide
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Playa de las Teresitas
On the North, the man-made Playa de las Teresitas
is easily accessible from the capital of Santa
Cruz de Tenerife. Its a man-made toe-sinking
paradise that stretches one mile along the coast.
Theres a huge diving point here, and you can
even feed sting rays or go water-skiing along the
glittering sea. 
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Playa de las Teresitas
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Tenerife is truly a gorgeous place where winter
virtually doesnt seem to exist. The main
islands disparate panorama allows
various sceneries and experiences. Arid lands on
one side of the island easily transport to an
out-of-this-world visual trail. On the other
hand, just across these same desert-like
conditions would reveal the quintessential island
paradise of golden shores and clear blue waters.
The combination of cultures of the locals and the
settlers, both old and new, has created a
contemporary Canarian culture that is as unique
as it is diverse.
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