Tourist attractions in Canary Islands: profiles, services and practical information.
A Tenerife dinner-show venue staging a medieval-style performance with jousting, horses, staged combat, and a meal served during the show.
View profile →Visitor center with a permanent exhibit, audiovisual presentation and trail information for Anaga Rural Park.
View profile →Free coastal complex with two large seawater pools, a children’s pool, changing rooms, ramps and seasonal lifeguard service.
View profile →Cultural visits to La Laguna’s cathedral with an audio guide in five languages and an optional tower tour.
View profile →A complex of caves and pre-Hispanic structures carved into the volcanic tuff of Montaña Bermeja.
View profile →A coastal volcanic formation where waves enter lava cavities and can rise through an opening as a water jet.
View profile →A museum of art, ethnography and natural science in a former sixteenth-century Franciscan convent.
View profile →A maritime museum inside the Barco de la Virgen, a full-scale vessel linked to the Bajada celebration.
View profile →Interactive museum with a planetarium, Microcosmos children’s room, exhibitions, workshops and family activities.
View profile →A 12-hectare botanical garden devoted to palms, created on a former landfill and opening onto ocean views.
View profile →An urban saltwater-pool complex with waterfalls, a sun terrace and family areas beside the Palmetum.
View profile →A coastal enclave on La Isleta with rocky shore, pools formed at low tide, volcanic paths and broad views over the city.
View profile →A public beach beside the seafront, with rescue services, accessibility features, showers and sports areas.
View profile →A contemporary arts center with exhibitions, independent cinema, guided visits, workshops and MiniTEA for families.
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