Eating out in Tenerife

There are over 100 wineries in Tenerife, most of which are open to visitors. Here, you can try the island’s magnificent volcanic wines.

Around 30 street markets are held in Tenerife each week. They’re the perfect place to buy everything from food and local handicrafts to fashion, accessories, tableware and antiques.

Number 3 on Calle San Francisco, in the beautiful historic centre of La Orotava, houses a stately home where time seems to have stood still.

Tenerife has many festivals for all audiences, with Carnival as the main attraction and religious pilgrimages as the traditional counterpoints.

Both the towns of Costa Adeje, Las Américas and Los Cristianos, in the south, and those of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, La Laguna and Puerto de la Cruz, in the north, guarantee unforgettable nights out in Tenerife

The biggest island in the Canary archipelago has plenty to offer groups, from climbing Mount Teide to a night out in Costa Adeje, or a day of fun in the best water park in the world.

Situated in the highlands of southern Tenerife, the town of Vilaflor astonishes visitors with its lush vegetation, winter snow and great, traditional Canarian cuisine.

A youthful ambience, but a colonial style: that is La Laguna, home to the Canary Islands’ oldest university, and a stamping ground for students every weekend. A magical city, steeped in contrasts.

Tenerife has all the ingredients for an unforgettable romantic getaway: beaches, weather, gastronomy… We share various ideas for couples that will win you brownie points.

Tenerife’s traditional food is characterised by simplicity and its use of Canary Island ingredients—in addition to some which originate on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.