Living Room
Soft light, warm textures and space to do absolutely nothing.
Beyond the apartment
Tenerife’s best experiences
The island has excursions that most visitors never find. Klemen knows them all — ask him before you go.
UNESCO World Heritage
Mount Teide
Spain's highest peak rises to 3,715 m above the Atlantic. Take the cable car to the summit and look down on the clouds — a view that stops people mid-sentence. The volcanic landscape around it is unlike anything in Europe.
Atlantic Ocean
Whale & Dolphin Watching
The waters off the south coast are home to resident pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins year-round. A two-hour boat trip from Playa de Las Américas gets you close enough to hear them breathe.
Natural Wonder
Los Gigantes Cliffs
600 metres of sheer volcanic rock dropping straight into the sea. Best seen by boat from the south — the scale only hits you when you are small beneath them. Often combined with a swim in the clear water below.
Hidden Gem
Masca Valley
One of Tenerife's most dramatic landscapes — a winding road through a remote mountain village, followed by a gorge hike down to a hidden beach. Few people know about it. Klemen will tell you exactly how to do it.