Tenerife, known for its beautiful sunsets and lush landscapes, is also home to a sustainable paradise – Finca La Calabacera, an eco farm located in the west of the island, close to Playa San Juan.
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Papas arrugadasPotatoes grown on the island are different from potatoes in other places due to the volcanic nature of the soil on Tenerife. There are more than 40 varieties of potatoes produced on the Islands.
Tourism is the mainstay of Tenerife's economy. Thanks to the millions of visitors that come to Tenerife every year, tourism is the main cornerstone of the economy.
Tourism has traditionally been an important source of income and a key factor in the economic growth of Tenerife, with a significant contribution to the island's GDP.
The municipality of Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, has emerged top once again in the ranking of the most exclusive regions in the Canary Islands.
Most of the water that the city receives, approximately 70%, comes from its own water resources. Specifically, 62% comes from the desalination plant and 8% from its own galleries and wells. The remaining 30% comes from private suppliers, mainly from galleries and wells located in different areas of the island.
Where do the rich live in Tenerife? Most of these villas are located in the municipality of Adeje, namely in its coastal areas: Costa Adeje and La Caleta – Playa del Duque.
High international demand is having a large impact on the Tenerife property market. The majority of prospective buyers are interested in acquiring properties in the locations Costa Adeje and La Caleta. In recent years, prices here have risen by as much as 30 percent.
Where do most expats live in Tenerife? Playa De Los Cristianos – this beachside resort in southern Tenerife is popular with holidaymakers and expats, especially British families who are drawn to the excellent climate and wide beach. Costa de Adeje, where to stay in Tenerife for your first time. ...
In 2022, the United Kingdom was the most important tourism source market for the Canary Island of Tenerife. Close to 2.3 million British tourists visited this Spanish island that year, roughly three times the number of Spanish tourists from the mainland.
The Canary Islands are thus a tax haven, fully legal in terms of tax advantages, mainly for the so called ZEC, a norm providing great exemptions for those who wish to open an offshore company, according to law requirements.
Greenhouses currently cover over a third of the 9,000 hectares dedicated to banana cultivation. Plastic sheeting reduces UV radiation and prevent invasions by white flies. It also protects the crop from salt spray in coastal areas.
Can you drink the tap water in Tenerife? People in the Canary Islands tend to buy bottled water because much of the tap water here is desalinated sea water – it's safe to drink but not particularly pleasant taste-wise.
The crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean around Tenerife and the Canary Islands are internationally known for their quality and temperatures of 70 degrees. Filled with a rich diversity of marine life, the island is an undersea paradise for experienced or first time divers.
Areas to AvoidBecause of its volcanic background, most beaches in Tenerife are volcanic with black sand which can be hot under the feet. If you're after a traditional sandy beach head to Los Cristianos and leave the southern resorts alone. Playa la Arena is also notorious for pickpockets.
Tenerife north is usually less expensive than the south, where you'll find many more renting options. The average cost for a room in a shared apartment is €650-800 per month while renting an entire apartment can cost you up to €1500 monthly. The cost of food in Tenerife is quite cheap.
It is a very good place to buy property whether it be for investment purposes, a second home or even your primary residence in the sun. Otherwise known as the land of eternal spring due to the fantastic weather which very rarely drops below 20º C in the winter months.
Many expats live in Tenerife, including French, German, Russian, and Italians; the largest expat population is that of the British, with 45,000 nationals residing there.