Cheap flights to Tenerife South
How to describe Tenerife? Volcanic lunar landscapes, lush pine forests, fertile valleys, beautiful beaches, traditional Spanish towns and bustling resorts - yes they're all here.
The largest of Spain's Canary Islands is an old favourite when it comes to tourism, having seen visitors travelling to its shores for over 100 years. So Tenerife has an infrastructure that caters for every tourist, from young revellers to families. And what's more, because it is located a mere 100 kilometres off the coast of northern Africa it has great temperatures all year long. The average is a balmy 23 degrees - no wonder it is called the 'island of eternal spring'.
Shopping
April 2013
The K16 surf shop in Shopping Center Americas sells everything you need to get you started riding those waves. Novices fear not, as the shop even offers top-notch surfing lessons catering for all levels of expertise.
Key Areas
April 2013
The dramatic arts building Pirámide de Arona, located on Avenida de las Americas, can hold 1,874 people and has a 350m2 stage. It produces new shows regularly, displaying different types of dance and often fusing different styles.