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Tenerife is the largest island in the Canary archipelago. Here you can both relax with the whole family in Puerto de la Cruz, and plunge into the atmosphere of extreme diving in the resorts of Costa Adeje and Las Americas. The area is usually called "the haven of endless spring", since the air temperature here does not fall below +20 degrees.

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Advantages and features of a beach holiday in Tenerife

Tenerife is world famous for its black sands. This is due to the volcanic origin of the area. This unusual landscape can be enjoyed on the northern and southern coasts of the island. It should be taken into account that the sea nature here is not always calm - there are high waves and strong undercurrents. For this reason, there are many "wild beaches" in the north of Tenerife. However, Playa de la Arena, on the contrary, is ideal for relaxing walks. It is noteworthy that its volcanic sand, due to its structure, has a positive effect on the musculoskeletal system and helps to relax large muscle groups during walking.

The southern part of Tenerife is rich in artificial beaches, which are created specifically for tourist purposes. Sand is brought here from the Sahara Desert. However, several such coastal zones can be found in the north of the island territory. For example, Las Teresitas beach, located near Santa Cruz, is optimal for a relaxing holiday in the company of family and friends. But due to climatic features, it is sometimes quite windy here, and even cloudy.

You can book a tour in Tenerife for lovers of extreme sports. The stretched coastlines and rough waves at El Médano are ideal for surfing.

On the island, recreation is very developed among lovers of a homogeneous tan without clothes. For example, this is the peaceful wild beach of Playa Blanca, the warm Playa de las Gaviotas, and the windy Playa de la Tejita.

It is necessary to carefully monitor the steps towards certain coastal zones, because their relief is quite diverse. For example, this is a remote corner of El Boyuyo. You can get here from the village of Rincon along a very steep descent, and the road itself is narrow and unsafe. But strong ocean currents should be feared in the area of El Bollullo and Socorro.

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Flights and holiday packages to Tenerife from Bucharest

With weekly direct flights Bucharest – Tenerife, planning a Canary Islands escape is easy — you can book your holiday online or in any Admiral.Travel office, with assistance from our travel specialists.

The flight time is around 6 hours, and standard packages usually include 7, 10 or 11 nights, giving you enough days for beach time, excursions and exploring the island at your own pace.

Tenerife is a true year-round destination, but demand is especially high in winter and spring, when travellers escape the cold at home and enjoy the mild ocean climate and pleasant temperatures on the island.

Our team can help you choose the right area of the island — lively or quiet, family-friendly or adults-only — and a hotel that matches your style of travel, whether you prefer relaxed beach days, active sightseeing or a combination of both.

For current deals and more inspiration, check the dedicated page: Tenerife holidays.

Practical details: flights, prices and transfers

Flights to Tenerife operate weekly from Bucharest.

The flight duration is approximately 6 hours.

The ticket price starts from 65 euro one way.

From the airport to most resorts you travel by bus. They run quite frequently. To Las Palmas, located in the north, the journey takes 35 minutes. To Playa del Ingles, located in the south, you reach by bus in 30 minutes.

You can also order meet & greet at the airport and transfer to the hotel – this service costs from 19 euro. For details please contact our managers.

What your Tenerife holiday package includes

Direct flight Bucharest – Tenerife (≈ 6 hours); in-flight meal: according to airline policy.

Group transfer airport → hotel.

Hotel accommodation (well-rated brands and properties, subject to availability).

Recommended meal plan (for example, breakfast + dinner).

Medical travel insurance.

Entry and visa rules for Tenerife

Tenerife is part of Spain (Schengen area), so for tourist stays of up to 90 days, EU citizens do not need a visa and can travel with a valid passport or ID card. Travellers from non-EU countries should check the latest Schengen entry requirements and visa rules with the relevant embassy or consulate before departure.

Why book Tenerife with Admiral.Travel

With more than 15 years of experience in island and long-haul holidays, Admiral.Travel works only with trusted airlines and carefully selected local partners, so your Tenerife trip is safe, comfortable and well organised from the first click to your return home.

We handpick hotels for couples, families with children and groups of friends, and our team regularly checks services, transfers and popular excursions to ensure a solid balance between quality and price. You get honest advice based on real experience, not just pretty pictures.

Get in touch for a tailored quote and let Admiral.Travel take care of the logistics, while you simply enjoy the sun, the ocean and the laid-back Canary Islands vibe.

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Frequently asked questions about Tenerife holidays

What is the best time of year to visit Tenerife?

Tenerife is known as the island of eternal spring and is suitable all year round. Even in winter temperatures are usually around 20–24 °C, while in summer it rarely feels too hot thanks to the ocean breeze. Peak seasons are Christmas and New Year, Easter and July–August, when we recommend booking early.

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Do I need a visa to travel to Tenerife?

Tenerife is part of Spain and the Schengen area. EU citizens can travel with a valid passport or ID card without a visa for short tourist stays of up to 90 days. Travellers from non-EU countries must follow Schengen rules, so it is important to check the current visa requirements at the relevant consulate before your trip.

What currency is used and how is it best to pay?

The official currency is the euro (EUR). We recommend a mix of cash for small expenses and bank cards for hotels, restaurants and shops. ATMs are widely available in towns and resorts, and card payments are commonly accepted.

What type of plugs and voltage are used in Tenerife?

Tenerife uses standard European sockets with two round pins (type C/F) and 220–230 V voltage. If your devices are from outside Europe, check compatibility in advance and bring a universal travel adaptor if needed.

How can I stay connected — calls and mobile internet?

If you have a SIM from an EU country, you can usually use roaming like at home (always check your operator’s fair-use limits and prices). Another option is to buy a local SIM or an international eSIM, which can be cost-effective for longer stays or heavy data use.

What are the local transport options on the island?

Regular buses connect the airport with the main resorts and there are routes between towns as well. For maximum flexibility many travellers rent a car, which is ideal for reaching viewpoints, mountain areas and more secluded beaches. Taxis are easy to find in tourist areas.

Is Tenerife suitable for families with children?

Yes, Tenerife is very family-friendly. Many hotels offer family rooms, kids’ pools, mini-clubs and animation. Gentle-slope beaches, zoos and water parks make the island attractive for children of all ages and for multi-generational trips.

What board basis do you recommend for a Tenerife stay?

A practical choice is bed & breakfast or half board (breakfast + dinner). This way you can try local restaurants at lunchtime and still have a relaxed dinner at the hotel. For families with children, all inclusive can be a convenient option to keep food and drink costs under control.

What can I do if the weather is cloudy or rainy?

Cloudy days are perfect for exploring: traditional villages, museums, wine tastings, shopping or visits to cities such as Santa Cruz. You can also make the most of hotel facilities like spa, indoor pool or gym, or simply enjoy a long lunch and a cosy dinner in a local restaurant.

Is there good snorkeling and scuba diving in Tenerife?

Yes. Tenerife is an excellent destination for both snorkeling and scuba diving. You will find certified dive centres offering equipment rental, introductory dives with an instructor and boat trips to clear-water spots with varied marine life and volcanic rock formations under the surface.

Which excursions are most popular in Tenerife?

Highlights include trips to Teide National Park and the volcano area, boat tours to see dolphins and whales, island sightseeing tours, theme parks and water parks. When booking your package, you can discuss available excursions with your Admiral.Travel consultant for the dates you plan to travel.

What should I know about the flight ticket, baggage and check-in?

Depending on the airline and package type, your ticket may include cabin baggage only or checked baggage as well. Exact conditions are specified at the time of booking. We recommend online check-in as soon as it opens (usually 24–48 hours before departure) and arriving at the airport at least 2–3 hours before the flight.

Are there any local taxes to pay at the hotel in Tenerife?

Some properties may charge local or eco-taxes, payable directly at the hotel reception. The amounts are usually modest and, when applicable, are mentioned in the offer details or highlighted by your Admiral.Travel consultant before you confirm your booking.

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