San Cristobal de la Laguna
Stately homes, cobbled streets, churches and an undoubtedly colonial air invite you to visit San Cristóbal de La Laguna. Strolling through its streets takes us back to the 16th, 17th and even 18th centuries. Beginning of the history of Tenerife with the aborigines of the island defeated and Tenerife annexed to the Crown of Castile. Not surprisingly, La Laguna was the first and ancient capital of the island. Your visit is mandatory.
Golf del Sur
It opened its doors in 1987 with a professional tournament that started an important history of sporting events.
Here Pepe Gancedo conceived a unique route, later remodeled by Manuel Piñero, enhancing all the natural protection areas that surround its 27 holes, between the ravine, highlighting its attractive native flora dominated by cacti, palm trees and other colorful spices.
Playa San Juan
Playa San Juan is located in the municipality of Guía de Isora, in the town of San Juan itself, on the west side of the island of Tenerife.
This beach is one of the thirteen beaches in Tenerife that is awarded the blue flag, so it has all the necessary services such as showers and footbaths, surveillance points, rescue and lifeguards, toilets, restaurants in the area, point of tourist information and an excellent sanitary quality of the bath water.
Costa Adeje
Costa Adeje is a population entity in the municipality of Adeje, on the Canary Island Tenerife, Spain.
It represents one of the three main tourist destinations on the island of Tenerife, along with Playa de las Américas, Los Cristianos and Puerto de la Cruz.
Los Gigantes
At the extreme west of the island, between the municipalities of Buenavista del Norte and Santiago del Teide, are the Los Gigantes cliffs. These immense volcanic rock walls are located within the Teno Rural Park and make up one of the most famous landscapes of Tenerife and an essential visit on the island.
Los Cristianos
In Los Cristianos there are two important beaches on the island of Tenerife: The main beach – Playa de Los Cristianos – is a sandy beach sheltered by the port that has showers, water sports area, children’s play area, toilets and changing rooms and good access. The other is the white sand Las Vistas Beach protected by a breakwater that also has facilities similar to the previous one.