The largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, Tenerife also boasts the world's third largest volcano and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Nearly half of the island remains unspoilt, making it a fantastic place to study the natural world.
Thanks to the ideal climate, long nights, and clear skies, this is one of the best places on earth to see the stars. The clear, unpolluted night sky above Mount Teide is protected by law, the first ever Starlight Reservation.
The rugged south coast is a great spot for whalewatching, while the north coast offers striking black sand beaches, evidence of the island's volcanic origins.
Thanks to its ideal climate, long nights, and clear skies, Tenerife is one of the best places in the world for stargazing! The island’s unspoilt night sky is protected by law, attracting scientists from across the globe.
Adventures await you in Tenerife: from feeling above the clouds on Spain’s tallest volcano to traversing through underground caves. The best way to learn is to experience, and what better way to experience these landscapes than in the stunning surroundings of Tenerife.
"Please thank Erin who was a superb rep from start to finish- she was helpful throughout and responded to e-mails quickly. Extra thanks for arranging a last minute visit to the Banana plantation due to a cancellation."
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