Holiday Villas in Tenerife

Things to do in Tenerife

One of the most beloved destinations the world over, Tenerife is waiting to be explored. Our villas to rent in Tenerife will take you closer than ever to all the marvels hosted by this unforgettable Canary Island, from national parks and hiking trails to beautiful beaches and the vibrant night scene. All this along with year-round sunshine makes a villa holiday in Tenerife an experience like no other.

Beaches in Tenerife

Holidaymakers flock to Tenerife’s pristine coastline each year and for good reason! Our Tenerife villas are located to the south and west of this stunning volcanic island where long stretches of golden sand beaches are accompanied by a variety of amenities and water sports. For something a little unorthodox, visit the volcanic black sands on Playa de la Arena’s beach which is one of the best and cleanest around.

Nightlife in Tenerife

Take your pick from sophisticated evenings and animated nights out in some of Tenerife’s most popular resorts. Enjoy late-night dining followed by a cocktail or two in the chic resort of Costa Adeje or watch live bands and flamenco dancing in nearby Playa de Las Americas. The island provides so much variety when it comes to its nightlife, which includes traditional Canarian customs, that a villa holiday in Tenerife won’t be complete without a deep dive into all it has to offer after dusk.

Food and Drink in Tenerife

Local markets take place on a weekly basis in many of Tenerife’s towns and villages, where you can stock up and fresh vegetables, meat and fish for you to cook a family feast at your Tenerife villa. You can sample traditional Spanish food such as paella, tapas and fresh seafood at most restaurants, and even try some of the local Canarian dishes such as Mojo Sauce and Papas Arugadas.

History and Culture in Tenerife

Tenerife really is an island of two halves, with the majority of the tourist resorts resting on the south and eastern coastlines. The capital of Santa Cruz de Tenerife however, can be found in the north and is a bustling city with a historic harbour. Although many adore Tenerife’s golden sands, the island’s inner scenery is no less impressive, which is dominated by Mount Teide – the highest point in all of Spain.