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A day trip to the Teide National Park makes a complete contrast to life on the coast, allowing you to enjoy the natural beauty of wildflowers rather than the more commercialised life on the coast. Teide National Park is home to Pico del Teide, the third highest volcano in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is Spain's highest mountain topped by a vast volcanic crater and featuring trails of otherworldly solidified lava. Massive and beautiful,it will make you feel very small. You can cheat and take the cable car to get to its 3,718 metre high peak or do it the hard way walking up along the trails. Either way you will be rewarded by incredible views. You’ll be amazed at what manages to grow here! The plants have to cope with high altitude, intense sunlight, extreme temperature variations and lack of moisture, but even so, the diversity of plant species here is amazing and there are some that are not found anywhere else.

Golf is not so much a game as a way of life. It’s a very serious business in Tenerife as it is throughout Spain. Golf Las Americas is an 18-hole course with stunning views, verdant greens and lakes that twist and turn through the landscape. The course measures 6,607 yards and provides a challenging yet rewarding setting in which to show off your skills. Sheraton La Caleta Resort and Spa is designed around The Golf Costa Adeje Course, which has dramaticmountains on one side and the blue Atlantic Ocean on the other. There is an 18-hole and a 9-hole course, and they both cleverly incorporate the natural characteristics of the landscape. The Ritz-Carlton resort - a 400-acre exclusive 'luxury destination' - has the Abama Golf Course at its beating heart. The 18-hole course opened in 2005, designed by Dave Thomas to combine large greens and wide fairways enabling a wide range of players to enjoy its challenges. There are fantastic water features throughout. To give you an idea of scale, it has over 25,000 trees and 22 lakes! Rising to 480 metres above sea level, it has great views of the Atlantic Ocean and the island of La Gomera.

Siam Waterpark, in Costa Adeje, has been described as one of the world’s biggest and best. Three major attractions give it the edge: the Tower of Power, a near-vertical slide with a jaw-dropping plunge ending up in an alligator's pool, Dragon, a funnel-shaped slide which is the only one of its kind in Europe and apparently makes even the cool guys scream, and Wave Palace, a giant wave pool similar to the one in Disney World's Typhoon Lagoon in Florida.There over 30 rides altogether, and countless slides and pools to slip and splash around including the world’s biggest lazy river with a whirlpool style finale.

Or try Aqualand is a brilliant water park close to Playa de las Americas. Children love it, especially the fantastic dolphin show. The rides and slides rides range from gentle to white knuckle and there are waterfalls, children's play areas, climbing frames and sun bathing terraces as well as restaurants, cafes, snack bars, shops, sunbeds and parasols.

Calling all windsurfers! The beaches are a massive draw at Playa de las Americas and there are six to choose from with a mini-train that trundles between them. There are plenty of water sports at any of them, but Playa de Guincho is the one surfers and windsurfers like best. Playa de Guincho is located just a short distance away from the main beach, Playa de Troya. Guincho is a magnificent beach, popular for water sports such as kite and wind surfingbut it is not ideal for sunbathing due to its rocky shore. The sand in Playa de Guincho is an attractive caramel shade, and the whole beach seems to be a bit cut off, rather like a secret hideaway. On days when the sea is rough, large waves provide some good surfing opportunities for novices. More experienced locals prefer to look for better surf conditions just behind the Conquistador Hotel. There are various schools offering tuition and rental for surfers, while diving can also be booked through tour operators and instructors.

Situated at the far end of the Palm Mar resort promenade you will also find Bahia Beach with the Bahia Beach Bar which is a more up market chill out restaurant and beach club. Here sun loungers can be rented for a fee.

Callao Salvaje Playa De Ajabo Beach is a man made beach with typical Canarian black volcanic sand, lined with pretty shrubs leading down to the sea. The sheltered bay means the wind and waters are calm - perfect for sunbathing and swimming. The beach is easily accessible and has good facilities including toilets, changing rooms and a snack bar.

Torviscas and Fañabé beaches are on the coast of Costa Adeje, one of the main tourist resorts in Tenerife. These neighboring beaches make up one long, sandy beach.They are joined by one long, popular promenade where many people relax and enjoy the beautiful sunshine at some of the best known beaches in Tenerife.

The sea is mainly calm,apart from El Duque beach where it is a little rougher. These beaches offer a complete range of facilities and a great atmosphere of non-stop fun.

Playa Del Duque is a beach of fine golden sand located in one of the newest areas of Costa Adeje and bordered by a lovely seafront promenade, which joins together over 8 beaches. The sea is calm and the beach extends for almost 765 yards.

The playa Del Duque is sure to please all who visit, especially as it has all the services you would expect from such high quality surroundings. There is a sun lounger and parasol service, as well as parking, restaurants, bars, showers, changing rooms, toilets and telephones.

The Enramada Beach is located in the Adeje Cove, near Playa de Las Américas. This old pebble beach has been remodeled to make it easier for bathing. It is now covered with fine, volcanic sand produced by grinding down the original pebbles and excavating sand from the seabed around Los Cristianos Beach.

It is a beach with quiet waters located in a semi-urban setting.

El Camisón is one of the many beaches between the tourist resorts of Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje. It is 131 yards long and makes up part of a continuous succession of beaches which are occasionally separated by a line of stones laid on the sand.

As with all these beaches it has a wide range of services and facilities both on the beach andjust the other side of the promenade. A popular beach throughout the year, it offers a range of enjoyable water sports and an easy-going atmosphere.

Swimming conditions are excellent due to the breakwater, which protects the beach from currents and waves.

El Médano Beach is in the district of Granadilla de Abona, next to the small seaside resort of the same name.

It is the longest beach on the island, 1¼ , mile stretch of fine golden sand that ends at a volcanic cone called "Montaña Rojo" (Red Mountain). The surrounding area is a protected nature reserve due to its important ecologicalvalue. The beach has a range of facilities and a very pleasant seafront walk to stroll along. Above all, El Médano beach stands out for being the ideal place to go windsurfing.

The winds in this area, especially from spring to September, do not deter other beachgoers who enjoy the calm, shallow waters of this beach and a family-friendly atmosphere where locals and tourists from all over the world mix happily together.

Connected to El Médano beach via the Montaña Roja nature reserve is La Tejita beach, a ¾ mile long beach of fine golden sand that is set well away from the town.

Right next to the spectacular Montaña Roja is this small cove which makes a cosy beach, mainly used by nudists. This beach has no facilities, except a small stand selling drinks.However, it is exactly this natural environment, its clean sand and calm waters that attract visitors to this beach.

Las Vistas is one of the longest beaches in the south of Tenerife. It has a wide range of facilities, and its fine golden sand comes from the surrounding seabed. Las Vistas Beach is a man-made beach, one of the most popular beaches in Tenerife.

It is located between the resorts of Los Cristianos and Las Américas and thanks to its breakwater,which protects it from waves and ocean currents, the sea is calm and ideal for swimming. A fountain, with a very contemporary design capable of shooting seawater high into the sky, is one of this beach's unique features.

Pedal boats and jet-skies are available for hire.

The beach, Playa Arenita, is enjoyed by bathers and swimmers and the rocks that jut out at various points are popular fishing stands. It is a perfect place to snorkel and scuba and boast a small beach bar with straw umbrellas and beds for hire. Called locally a “chiringito” the beach bar is a perfect place to sip a cocktail and watch the sun set behind the neighboring island of La Gomera. At the far end of the promenade you will also findthe Bahia Beach bar which is a more up market chillout restaurant and beach club. Then add that the Los Cristianos beaches are 10-15 mins away.

Playa de Las Americas boasts the Playa de Guincho, which is popular with surfers and windsurfers, though it is a bit rocky for sunbathing. The main beach, Troya Beach, is a much more comfortable and sandy option, with other watersports on offer, as well as a good choice of bars, cafés and restaurants. This was the first beach at Costa Adeje. It has fine golden sand and calm seas and is located ina very central area. The sea is great for practising water sports. There is a lifeguard service, sun loungers and parasols for hire, parking, restaurants and bars, showers, changing rooms and a taxi rank and bus stop nearby.

Playa de Los Cristianos is a sweeping black sandy beach right by the harbour. Watersports and a childrens' play area are available to all. The calm waters in the sheltered bay are great to cool down in. A very pretty beach with a wonderful view of the harbour.

There is also a rocky, black sand beach in the Rincón area of Los Cristianos.

Located in the heart of the small tourist resort of Puerto Santiago, La Arena beach stands out for its excellent setting and extraordinary amount of light. The beach is 130 yards long with fine volcanic sand and a full range of facilities.

There are a number of restaurants and shops, and the nearby hotels make for one of the most family-friendly beaches for locals and visitors alike.

Playa La Pinta next to Puerto Colon is on the coastal walk way and you can go in either direction to Los Cristianos or the other way La Caleta. Playa La Pinta has a soft sandy beach that slopes gently to the sea with safe swimming. Sun beds are available for hire at some of the lowest rates on the island and there's lots of beach left for those who just want to place their towels on to the sand and chill out. There are also watersports and a floatingplay area for hire for all age groups.

On the coast of Costa Adeje, one of the main tourist resorts in Tenerife, the neighboring beaches of Torviscas and Fañ,abé, make up one long, sandy beach. The sea is mainly calm, apart from El Duque beach where it is a little rougher. These beaches offer a complete range of facilities and a great atmosphere of non-stop fun. They are joined by one long, popular promenade where many people relax and enjoy the beautiful sunshine at some ofthe best-known beaches in Tenerife.