Excursions:

Barranco del infierno:
Starting from Adeje there is a path that leads to the Barranco del Infierno which will take you to a waterfall.This lovely walk will takes you approx. 2 hours and where you will find lots of vegetetio thanks to the water that runs near it.
-Barranco –steep river bank

Las Cañadas:
This is an excursion which everyone who comes to Tenerife has to do .The volcanic crater located at an altitud of over 2000 m and with a diameter of 15 km reaches it¨s peek with Teide a volcano that reaches 3.718 m making it the highest peek in Spain,normally always covered in snow during the winter season.
You can reach it with a cable lift.

Los Gigantes:
29 km from Playa de las Américas is a modern turistic area with a yacht harbour . It´s main attraction are the 500 m high clifs which sunrounds the north side of the harbour.

La Gomera:
The neigbouring island is well connected to Tenerife as we have various fast ferry service leaving Los Cristianos to San Sebastian de la Gomera,every day.
The Island has an abundant Laurisilva Forest which can be studied by those interested in tropical plants and unique plant species.
The barrancos with their incredible depth hlep the sheperds transmit their messages to other shepherrds in the area whistling to each other,making it a really unique language.
This is the island where Columbus stop to make drinking water, before sailing off to America.

Masca:
This Village is located 43 Km from Playa de Las Americas and it is like travelling in another time to a forgotten world. We recommend those who like hiking to try Teno Mountain.

Puerto de la Cruz:
This was the most important exporting harbour in the Canary Islands. It was once a very rich area and is the oldest touristic town on the island, making it canarien balconies overlooking the San Telmo promenade, Plaza del Charco, and the salt water swimming pools.
For the children we recommend to the visit Loro Parque, a zoo with a very special style, where you can see parrots, tigers, penguins, dolphins, sea lions, sharks and a lot more wich makes for an unforgettable day.
You can also find in Puerto de la Cruz a Botanical Garden for those who like to admire flowers and plants.

La Orotava:
Walking throught the old part of the town, you can contemplate the famous canarian styled balconies and houses of the wealthiest people on the island with it’s arquitecture very well preserved.
The Orotava valley has a spectacular view of the well known banana plantations.
We must no forget to mention the corpus festivities, where people make carpets from sand and flower petals all along the street of La Orotava.

La Laguna:
A university town which has been declared Historical and Cultural Heritage and once was the capital of Tenerife.
It’s name comes from the fact that it was built on a dry lake bed, making it much more humid and cooler than any other area on the island.
It’s a lovely town with old houses and small streets, and lots of shops and bars where the student ambient reins.

Santa Cruz:
With over 200.000 habitants, Santa Cruz is the capital of Tenerife. There you can shop, visit museum and do much more.
In 2003 the Spanish Prince D. Felipe de Borbón inaugurated the Opera House where you can enjoy a variety of concerts such as classical music, opera or near the Symphony Orchestra of Tenerife.
There is also a Trades Fair Pavilion where faires and congresses are held througnout the year.
A pool complex of salted water and a artificial beach Las Teresitas, where the yellow sand was brought over from the Sahara Desert

Gastronomía:
It’s worth discovering and tasting traditional Canarian Food.
The dishes are based on the simplicity of making food. We must not forget that for it’s situation Tenerife makes good use of the ocean and what it is prepares boiled or fried and accompanied by a “mojo” sauce and the famous papa arrugada (potatoes). The sauce is either green (garlic and coriander) or red (hot peppers). You can also enjoy eating a cod casserole.
Another typical dish is the rabbit in salmorejo sauce, ribs, potatoes and corn and not forgetting the carne fiesta (party meat).
There is a whole selection of cheeses you can find which make a great bite combined with a red wine from Tacoronte-Acentejo or a white wine from the soth.
For those with a sweet tooth we recommend fresh tropical fruits such as papaya , mangos, pineapples and the world famous canarian bananas. Our deserts are also worth trying.