Tenerife Tourist Guide

Ryanair flights to Tenerife Sur

Ryanair is opening late 2007 the following new flight routes:

Dublin - Tenerife South (From 19 October)
East Midlands - Tenerife South (From 30 October)
Liverpool - Tenerife South (From 30 October)
Shannon - Tenerife South (From 10 November)

Prices are starting by less than 99 GBP (150 Euro) including taxes and baggage fees. All these flights to Tenerife from UK or Ireland take about four hours to reach Tenerife.

Ryanair started to fly late 2006 to the Island of Tenerife through his flight Dublin - Tenerife North. We used this route last year, with a really cheap price (50 Euro return ticket, including taxes).

More information in ryanair.com.

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Tenerife video from the sky

We recorded this video just a few minutes after taking off from Tenerife South airport. The Teide vulcano is an easy point of reference in the Island, it is not so easy to get lost here. The bottom of the image shows the Anaga mountains in the North side of the Island.

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Flights from UK to Tenerife South airport

If you are looking for flights from United Kingdom to Tenerife, it is quite difficult to find the list of available flights from every UK airport: Most of the time it is possible to flight directly from the main city airports directly to Tenerife without transfer in London or other city like Manchester.

The following table provides all the air companies flying to Tenerife South (March 2007):

Flights from UK to Tenerife South airport

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Tourist information offices

You can get maps and useful information (hotels, places to visit, car hire) from the airport:

Tenerife South Tourist Office
Reina Sofía Airport (TFS)
38610 Tenerife
Telephone: 922 392 037

Tenerife North Tourist Office
La Laguna Airport (TFN)
38297 Tenerife
Telephone: 922 635 192

There are also Tourist Information Offices in the main areas of the island:

Las Americas - Adeje Tourist Office
Avda. Rafael Puig, 17
38660 Adeje (Tenerife)
Telephone: 922 793 312
E-mail: info@citsur.com

Granadilla de Abona Tourist Office
El Médano (beach)
Granadilla de Abona (Tenerife)
Telephone: 922 176 002

Puerto de la Cruz Tourist Office
Calle Las Lonjas, 1
38400 Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife)
Telephone: 922 386 000
Fax: 922 384 769
E-mail: vicentet@cabtfe.es

Santa Cruz de Tenerife Tourist Office
Plaza de España, s/n. Palacio Insular
38003 Tenerife
Telephone: 922 239 592
Fax: 922 239 812
E-mail: lale@cabtfe.es

Santiago de Teide Tourist Office
Centro Comercial “Seguro de Sol”. Local 35.
C/ Manuel Ravelo, 20.
38683 Santiago del Teide (Tenerife)
Telephone: 922 860 348
E-mail: santiagodelteide@yahoo.es

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La Laguna, World Heritage City by Unesco

La Laguna city, placed in the north of the Tenerife Island, was founded about 1496 by Alonso Fernández de Lugo. It was the capital of the island after the conclusion of the Spanish conquest of the islands. In the 18th century the capital was moved to Santa Cruz de Tenerife in 1723. Santa Cruz has since been the capital of the island of Tenerife.

Main spots in La Laguna:

- Historic city-centre. For an interesting cultural visit, we would recommend a walk through the streets of La Laguna; there is so much to see that it is impossible to establish a single route.
- The international airport at Los Rodeos was opened and became the most used airport on the island until Reina Sofía Airport was built in the south of the island.
- The University of La Laguna was founded in 1701, one of the oldest universities in Spain.
- Shopping area. The city has the most attractive European-style shopping district in the Canaries. We offer an alternative to the covered shopping malls of other towns: You can find a wide range of quality outlets, from famous brands to locally produced goods.

In December 1999, Unesco declared the city a World Heritage Site and several streets of historical significance are now closed to automobile traffic.

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