A Tenerife holiday

From glistening white sand beaches to rugged fields of volcanic stone stretching across forest below snow cover peaks, Tenerife holidays are unlike any other. As part of the Canary Islands, just off the coast of Africa Tenerife makes up the largest of the seven islands and is home to a variety of plants, animals and culture not found elsewhere. Beautiful sunny weather all year long, tourist friendly resorts and one of the largest Carnivals in the world make Tenerife the perfect spot for a getaway.
A mix of Spanish, British and Africa cultures merge amongst the islands inhabitants enriching the local villages and towns of Tenerife with flavour and charm. A diverse and robust geography comprise the 425 square kilometre island, with dozens of micro climates and striking landscapes throughout. The islands northwest coast line is shaped by rocky cliffs towering about the sea; while to the south beautiful beaches draw more than five million visitors per year. With onthebeach.co.uk offering some of the best vacation deals to Tenerife it is no wonder why so many visitors come to the island.
The islands centre is home to several volcanoes and barren lava fields, desolate and barrier as if taken straight from the Stone Age, a landscape waiting to be explored.
Tenerife is served by two airports, the only island in the canary’s chain to be so. Legend has it that Tenerife is the remains of the lost island of Atlantis, having sunk into the ocean leaving only the mountain tops behind. Historical Tenerife is one of the oldest inhabited islands in the Atlantic Ocean, with the ruins of prehistoric cultures still remaining on the island. The Greeks, Romans and numerous other ancient civilizations have all called Tenerife home, eventually being settled by both Spanish and British descendants.
With beautiful landscapes, an exciting culture and history Tenerife offer so much to visitors. Still one of the best reasons to visit the island is the food. Famous for a host of healthy and delicious foods from dozen of fresh fish species, to fruits, wine and especially cheese. With more the 40% of the islands exports comprised of cheese, no visit is complete to Tenerife without sampling the gourmet delicacy that has made it famous worldwide.