What to do once you have the keys: black-sand beaches, sunset spots, photo and wedding locations, and the small places on the island that are worth the detour.
The Teide cable car is easy to drive to and harder to park at. The base station is at km 43 of the TF-21, 2,356 m above sea level, and it has a free car park that is small by design: the operator itself says the parking areas in the National Park cannot be expanded.…
La Orotava is the town you should visit on foot and reach by car. Its historic centre climbs the side of the valley in steep, narrow streets lined with old houses and churches, and the easiest day there starts with a decision made before you arrive: where to leave the car. This guide is about…
The Pirámides de Güímar are not just a roadside photo stop. The park’s operator describes an ethnographic museum and botanical garden with outdoor routes, exhibitions, the Casa Chacona museum, an auditorium and visitor services. A useful plan starts with the kind of visit you want, then checks the operator’s current information for the relevant route…
If Candelaria is a stop on your Tenerife day, you do not need to turn it into another island-wide driving itinerary. The centre’s main heritage sights sit close together: the Basilica of Our Lady of Candelaria, the open seafront Plaza de la Patrona de Canarias, the Pilgrims’ Fountain and the bronze figures of the island’s…
The most striking black volcanic-sand beaches in Tenerife and how to reach them.
Easy seafront drives to catch the best sunsets in Tenerife with the roof down.
A cliff-hugging road to a lonely lighthouse, with La Gomera floating on the horizon - Tenerife's most cinematic sunset, and how to time it perfectly.
The hotel approaches, cliff roads and ocean terraces that photograph best with a beautiful car - from the team that delivers wedding cabrios to them every season.