Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, offers a year-round spring climate, volcanic landscapes, and a rich mix of Spanish and island culture. The island is famous for Mount Teide — Spain’s highest peak — and its diverse regions: from lush forests in the north to sunny resorts in the south. With black sand beaches, colonial towns, and world-class stargazing, Tenerife is a place of contrasts and surprises.
Perfect for second-home buyers, Tenerife blends laid-back island living with European convenience. It’s a destination where you can surf in the morning, hike a volcano in the afternoon, and dine on local wine and seafood under the stars.