Beaches
Tenerife has eleven beaches awarded the coveted blue flag for providing safe bathing conditions. Two other beaches are awarded the blue flag only during the high season due to the withdrawal of some services during low season for cost saving. All Blue Flags are awarded to beaches for one year
Beaches
The title of best beaches on Tenerife is very subjective of course and it all very much depends on what we like as individuals. You may prefer busy beaches with plenty of water activities and easy access to bar and restaurants. Or you may prefer the quiet beaches where you
Architecture
Did you know it is totally prohibited to take food and drink into the Siam Park Water Kingdom? Judging by the experiences of some visitors to the park, clearly not everyone is aware of this policy. If you take a cool bag expect it to be searched for contraband sandwiches
beach
Most of us visit Tenerife and confine ourselves to the south eastern corner round the popular resort of Playa de las Americas [http://etenerifeholidays.co.uk/resorts/playa-de-las-americas/playa-de-las-americas-review] , where there are several nice sandy beaches. Tenerife’s natural beaches are mostly made of black volcanic sand and rocks due
Beaches
There is a persistent cloud layer on Tenerife [http://etenerifeholidays.co.uk/] around the mountains at between 500m and 1500m. These clouds are formed by the moisture carrying trade winds blowing in from the north Atlantic, which are forced to rise by the mountain where they then cool and condense