Tenerife has so much to offer visitors, especially those who are seeking a memorable solo holiday. The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is a place well known for rest, leisure, and entertainment. With picture-perfect views, numerous activities, and awesome weather, you really can’t go wrong. So, if you are looking to holiday in the company of other single travellers, read on and discover seven awesome reasons why Tenerife should be your choice.
Plenty of entertainment
You will never be bored in Tenerife that’s for sure, thanks in large part to the lively range of entertainment choices, whether at night or during the day. For example, there are some brilliant locations to play a round of golf for those so inclined and once the sun goes down, the island is home to a collection of brilliant bars and restaurants. With great music, delicious food, dancing, and top company, your holiday to Tenerife will never be dull.
Beautiful scenery
The Canary Islands are truly stunning, with tranquil waters, picturesque beaches, and cloudless skies, it really is a paradise. Tenerife boasts a mixture of charming mountain villages, palm trees, and glorious sandy shores that won’t fail to set mind and body at ease. If a pretty backdrop is important to your holiday destination pursuits, Tenerife fits the bill and then some.
Variety of beaches
What holiday in the sun is complete without plenty of sessions on the beach? In Tenerife, there is a range of top beaches to enjoy, such as Playa de Las Americas, featuring gorgeous backdrops of the island’s mountainous geography, and the most beautiful stretches of sand that you can hope for. If you throw together a bit of sunbathing, water sports, and a refreshing cocktail as the sun goes down, the beach will call you back time after time.
A trip to Mount Teide
On a holiday to Tenerife, you can even include a trip to a volcano in your itinerary. Mount Teide is the highest point in all of Spain standing at a whopping 3,715 metres high. Those seeking a bit of adventure can enjoy ascending this incredible mountain, either by cable car or on a 9km hike. Of course, the cable car is by far the most comfortable option, giving visitors an opportunity to enjoy breathtaking scenery and it only takes eight minutes to get to the top!
Whale watching
Tenerife is also a brilliant location to get a glimpse of some of nature’s most incredible creatures. Whale watching is a popular activity on the island, with November to February being the best time of year to get a glimpse of humpback whales, blue whales, and even fin whales. If you are heading to Tenerife to escape the British winter, whale watching is just one of many delights you can look forward to.
Wonderful accommodation
The island of Tenerife boasts some incredible accommodation options and one place that allows solo travellers to enjoy the island in comfort is Villa Alamos 149. When travelling with us here at Friendship Travel, you can look forward to staying at this wonderful 10-bedroom complex, in the much-loved estate of Alamos Park, Golf Del Sur.
Boasting a pool, indoor and outdoor lounges, a comfortable eating area, and with its own private gardens and entrance gate, the villa is an easy place to relax and get to know your travelling companions. The main resort of San Blas is just a short walk away where you can enjoy nightly entertainment, restaurants, and a supermarket.
There are also plenty of golfing options a short distance from the villa so travellers should certainly bring their clubs if interested in hitting a few balls on their holiday.
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Why you should visit Tenerife as a solo traveller
- Plenty of entertainment
- Beautiful scenery
- Variety of beaches
- A trip to Mount Teide
- Whale watching
- Wonderful accommodation
If you are interested in visiting Tenerife, please get in touch with us here at Friendship Travel. We specialise in taking single travellers on wonderful holidays to some of the world’s most brilliant destinations.
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