This document provides 7 things to do in Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands. 1) Feel like an explorer in Teide National Park and climb to the top of Mount Teide, the highest mountain in Spain. 2) Visit Tenerife from another view with diving and snorkeling in its warm, volcanic waters teeming with marine life. 3) Soak up the sun at Playa Del Duque, a beautiful golden sand beach protected from wind. 4) Meet wildlife like parrots, dolphins, and sharks at Loro Park animal adventure park. 5) Get thrills at Siam Park, Tenerife's aqua theme park with water slides and rides. 6) Visit

1. 7 Things
to Do in
Tenerife

2. Drag yourself away from the pool for a day and discover the real delights
that Tenerife has to offer, although you will find yourself baffled by
the diversity of things to do! Tenerife is the largest of
the Canary Islands and is also the most populated. Not only
that Tenerife hosts one of the world’s largest carnivals and houses the
largest mountain in Spain, it’s no wonder the Island welcomes around 5
million tourists each year.
From exciting family outings to exploring the natural wonders and from
evening showbiz to cultural visits in local villages, there is so much to
choose from its impossible to fit it all in.
Here are the 7 most unmissable experiences in Tenerife.

3. Feel Like an Explorer in Teide National Park1.
Indescribable views await when you climb to the top of mount Teide, the highest
mountain in Spain. This impressive volcano of 3718m is a UNESCO world heritage site
not to be missed. A cable car can take you to 1200m above the crater but the real
treasures can be discovered when you take the paths higher, although permission is
needed. On some days the peak can be cloudy however it is still a wonderful experience
souring high in the sky above the magnificent island. The national park itself has out of
this world moon style landscapes and an impressive 10 mile wide crater.

4. Visit Tenerife from another view with diving and snorkeling2.
Tenerife is shaped by its volcanic past and this does not change underwater. Dramatic
underwater volcanic columns are teeming with marine life and the clear warm waters are
home to many species including the Islands many turtles. This whole new view of
Tenerife underwater is one thing not to miss. Several dive centers are dotted around the
island or simply snorkel on one of Tenerife’s many beaches.

5. Soak up the Sun at Playa Del Duque3.
Playa Del Duque is sheltered by a small bay protecting it from wind and rough seas. The
stunning beach with rich golden sands and unbelievably clear turquoise waters looks
postcard perfect. The beach is kept beautifully clean and most of the year it is not too
crowded, although during peak holiday seasons it can be quite busy. Collect unique
seashells and run along the waters edge before heading back to the local
town abundant with fashionable cafes and gourmet restaurants.

6. Meet the Wildlife at Loro Park4.
Step in to the exiting world of adventure at Loro parque animal adventure park. Climb
through Katandra treetops to meet emus, gorillas, kookaburras and tigers. Watch in awe
as dolphins jump through hoops in their magnificent performances in the largest
dolphin pool in Europe. Well known for holding the world’s largest collection of parrots
the park is a truly unforgettable day out with the family. Home to several animals
including penguins, sea lions and even sharks it is also a sanctuary for several
endangered species. Let children explore in the Jurassic park style environment and
create unforgettable memories.

7. Get your Thrills in Siam Park5.
Tenerife’s own aqua theme park is a real bag of treats with something for everyone.
Get family thrills in the lost city or for the adrenalin seekers soar down the 28m tower of
power water slide. For those who prefer the quiet side of life gently float down the Mai
Thai River in a rubber dingy. The huge aquatic theme park is full of activities for
everyone.

8. Visit the unique town of Garachico6.
Garachico located in the North West is a hidden gem of Tenerife. It was once the
wealthiest town in Tenerife, famous for exporting Tenerife wines and other local
produce but engulfed by lava in a volcanic eruption in 1706. This town nestled below the
powerful cliffs is full of real Spanish charm and colorful buildings with restaurants
serving the best of Tenerife cuisine. The Lava has molded to create a unique ocean front
with rock pools filled with crystal clear waters to swim in or smaller individual pools to
explore little eco systems.

9. Watch in awe at the local Whales and Dolphins7.
Tenerife is one of the top three whale and dolphin watching destinations in the world,
resident species of pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins make Tenerife their home all
year round. Thanks to the wonderful warm waters a wealth of wildlife and a huge array
of species can be spotted off the coast. It is a magical experience speeding along the
crystal blue waters watching whales pop up for air. For a truly remarkable experience
you can now do submarine safaris to see their secret underwater lives.

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