Is Tenerife easy to travel around?

The shipping lines that connect Tenerife with other western Canary Islands such as La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma, depart usually from the port in Los Cristianos in the south of the island. Tenerife being a small island, it is easy to travel by car from one corner of the island to another within a couple of hours.



People Also Ask

Getting around by bus is an affordable way to explore Tenerife and see many of its main attractions and popular spots. It boasts an efficient network of buses the locals call guaguas. The company TITSA operates most of the bus system here and covers every corner of the island with its modern fleet of green buses.

MORE DETAILS

If you don't fancy driving, or you're unable to drive, then fear not. Tenerife does have a pretty good public transport network. While you will be limited on where you can go and it may take a lot longer, you are able to explore much of the island by bus.

MORE DETAILS

And travelling by car is the quickest and easiest way to see the beauty of the island. With a road perimeter of 359 km, you can easily drive around the whole island in around 3-4 hours.

MORE DETAILS

Having a car means you can plan where and when you want to walk without having to carry out logistical planning exercises. Saying that, the bus service, TITSA, on Tenerife is excellent. Buses are clean, cheap and reliable and routes cover a good percentage of the island.

MORE DETAILS

If you're planning a trip to Tenerife, I recommend spending a minimum of three days on this magnificent island. During your stay, I suggest exploring the natural wonders of Tenerife, such as the awe-inspiring Mt. Teide. Then, make sure to set aside some time to soak up the sun on one of the island's stunning beaches.

MORE DETAILS

Guaguas (pronounced wah-whas) is the name for buses in Tenerife. They are conditioned, green buses are run by a company called Titsa. They operate across the entire island and are a very cheap way to discover Tenerife. Visitors can a Bono card priced between €12 to €25 depending on the number of journeys.

MORE DETAILS

7 days is the minimum number of days we would recommend to book when traveling to Tenerife with the intention of visiting the island. We will continue our suggestions for itineraries from where we left off above when you only had 3 days on the island.

MORE DETAILS

Safety Tips to Avoid Petty Crime Keep your belongings secure at all times and avoid leaving them unattended, particularly on beaches or in public areas. Be cautious when using public transportation, as theft is common. Keep your bag containing valuables and identification on your lap.

MORE DETAILS

  1. Costa Adeje. Costa Adeje is a lively resort in the south and one of the best places to stay for families in Tenerife. ...
  2. Playa de las Americas. Playa de las Americas is the best resort in Tenerife for nightlife and parties. ...
  3. Los Cristianos. ...
  4. Puerto de la Cruz. ...
  5. El Medano. ...
  6. Playa La Arena. ...
  7. Los Gigantes. ...
  8. Puerto de Santiago.


MORE DETAILS

Cover ground quickly in Tenerife with a ticket for the hop-on, hop-off bus. Climb aboard the double decker bus to ride through Santa Cruz de Tenerife with an accompanying audio guide available in 14 languages.

MORE DETAILS

If you were to ask 'is driving in Tenerife hard? ', I'd have to answer 'no! '. Just like in any other country, some of the roads are in better condition than others, and unlike major cities, a lot of the roads are more narrow.

MORE DETAILS

Puerto de la Cruz - is the main tourist resort of the north of the island, and before the motorway and new airport in the south, was the largest holiday resort on Tenerife. Its history dates back as a small fishing village and port to the larger town of La Orotava.

MORE DETAILS

The south coast beaches like Playa de las Américas and Los Cristianos thrum with beach-goers, but those in the know go north instead for a slice of proper coastal wilderness and fewer crowds. Some of the best northern beaches are terrifically secluded, so much so that you can only reach them on foot or by boat.

MORE DETAILS

For the highest temperatures the best time to visit Tenerife is between June and September although the sub tropical climate offers sunshine throughout the year and winter months are equally popular with visitors. The hottest month of the year is August with an average daily maximum of 31 C and an average low of 22 C.

MORE DETAILS

As the largest among the Canary Islands, Tenerife welcomes visitors throughout the year. June, July and August witness the highest number of visitors, with food, festivals and fanfare renting the air. The week before Easter is the busiest one during summer as Europeans jet in to enjoy the cool weather.

MORE DETAILS

As the largest among the Canary Islands, Tenerife welcomes visitors throughout the year. June, July and August witness the highest number of visitors, with food, festivals and fanfare renting the air. The week before Easter is the busiest one during summer as Europeans jet in to enjoy the cool weather.

MORE DETAILS

Many car rental companies do not require an IDP, only your US driver's license along with your passport. However, if you get pulled over by Spanish police, they will ask for an International Driver's License and you will probably incur a fine if you don't have one.

MORE DETAILS

If you're hesitant about the language barrier, the answer is no - even if Tenerife is part of Spain, you do not need to speak Spanish to travel to Tenerife. If you're wondering how to travel to this paradisiac island on a budget, then keep reading... here are some of the best places to visit in Spain.

MORE DETAILS

Tenerife is not expensive and the Canary Islands, in general, are not an expensive destination. Of course, this depends on where you are coming from and what other places you've visited before, but compared to most other destinations in Europe, Tenerife is an affordable place to visit.

MORE DETAILS