What are the best months for surfing in Tenerife?

Surfing is a fantastic experience on the island throughout the year, but those who live on this surfer's paradise in the Canary Islands rate October to February as the best months as part of the Tenerife surf season which lasts from September to April.



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The beach breaks will get the best surfing conditions during those months. From mid-April to November the pacific ocean receives more consistent waves which is ideal for experienced surfers.

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Twin Fin Surf Camp Tenerife Canary Islands Located in the SE of the island La Tejita produces fantastic beginner waves that offer both left and right hand waves breaking in crystal clear water over a sandy bottom. Best surfed on a SE swell at around 3-4ft with winds from the N-NW.

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The surf on the island of Tenerife varies from spot to spot and is of great quality. There are perfect waves spots for those who want to learn and spots with well-known international quality waves, where the WQS (World Qualifing Series) organizes some surfing competitions.

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Canary Islands, Tenerife The water temperature is mild in winter (maximum 3.2mm wetsuit required) and in the summer you can surf in boardshort or with a short wetsuit.

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The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife attracts the most visitors in comparison to the other islands, but you can still find peace and solitude on the land and in the water, making it a fantastic place to visit to try surfing for the first time.

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We get the very long period swells from the North Pacific from December-March. The constant Papagayo offshores winds in November-April gives surfers truly spectacular sessions during this time of year. Playa Grande area is one of the most consistent areas for surfing in Central America.

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The best time of year for surfing Jaws with consistent clean waves (rideable swell with light / offshore winds) is during Winter and most often the month of December.

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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.

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If you are a beginner, the southern area of ??Tenerife is more suitable for you. El Médano beach is the perfect spot as it has many surf camps where you can rent equipment or take surf lessons. Plus, it has very good conditions for kitesurfing so that you can try various water sports.

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Protect your eyes Ensure you wear sunglasses outdoors, particularly during peak sunlight hours, between 10am and 2pm, when rays are the strongest. Also, be sure to wear your sunglasses when you're at higher altitudes, where UV light can be especially intense.

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Oahu, Hawaii, USA CNN named Oahu's Pipeline as the world's number 1 surf spot, though only experts will be able to ride these legendary 6-meter waves. Fortunately, there are also plenty of other breaks located on the island that is the birthplace of modern surfing.

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Praia do Norte, Nazaré, Portugal — 80 Feet It is renowned for its humongous waves. It's also where the most enormous wave ever surfed was recorded, securing its place in the Guinness World Records. Swells here can tower up to an astonishing 75 feet and more.

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What age group goes to Tenerife? In 2021, approximately four of 10 tourists visiting the Canary Islands in Spain were at least 45 years old, flipping the distribution of the previous year, when this group accounted for the largest share of inbound tourism volume in this Spanish autonomous community.

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The Playa de Las Teresitas is an artificial, white sand, tourist beach located north of the village of San Andrés, Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Tenerife, Spain.

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