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  • Playa de las Gaviotas

    Playa de las Gaviotas

    A Local Alternative to Las Teresitas If the artificial beach of Las Teresitas near the Santa Cruz doesn’t appeal to you, you should drive just 10 minutes further to the wilder and quieter Las Gaviotas. This black sand beach is a hidden gem, and it feels more like a place for locals rather than tourists.…

  • Playa de Las Teresitas

    Playa de Las Teresitas

    Beach Near the Capital: A Family-Friendly Spot This beach near the capital – Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a great pick for families with young children. Mostly to its gradual entry into the ocean. With breakwaters keeping the waves at bay, the water stays calm and shallow — perfect for little ones. Just watch out…

  • Playa de la Caleta

    Playa de la Caleta

    In the north, in the town of La Caleta de Interián, there’s a peaceful pebble beach that’s worth stopping. Fun for the Whole Family The beach has a wooden platform for walking and sunbathing. Below are small rocks where kids can search for sea creatures. The colorful pebbles on the beach are perfect for keeping…

  • Los Silos – Skeleton, Cliffs and Pool

    Los Silos – Skeleton, Cliffs and Pool

    Near the town of Los Silos, there’s a short, stroller-friendly trip that offers a unique experience, especially for the little ones. The Giant Whale Skeleton The main attraction? A massive whale skeleton that draws kids back time and again. Locals told us you might even catch a glimpse of a whale from the shore.  Location:…

  • Coastal Trail Las Arenas – Buenavista del Norte

    Coastal Trail Las Arenas – Buenavista del Norte

    This trail also known as Sendero Las Salinas, follows the coast from Las Arenas Beach to the town of Buenavista del Norte. It’s an easy walk, perfect for children, beginners, and even strollers. A Relaxing Walk From Las Arenas Beach Las Arenas beach has a large parking lot, making it easy to park. From the…

  • Garachico

    Garachico

    Garachico is one of the most beautiful towns on the island. It’s the kind of place where old-world meets modern family fun. It offers everything from parks to restaurants and, of course, ice cream parlors that are sure to win over the kids. Brief summary to soak the history Between May 5 and 14 in…

  • Playa de San Marcos

    Playa de San Marcos

    Nestled near the charming town of Icod de Los Vinos, we visited Playa de San Marco. It is one of the few black sand beaches where you can actually swim. And let me tell you, this beach has a secret weapon that makes it a hit for families: a local restaurant with a large children’s…

  • Icod de los Vinos with Kids

    Icod de los Vinos with Kids

    Do you want to see a DRAGON? Dragons don’t even exist!!!! The children answered me immediately. You know, just when you don’t need it, children know how to respond very quickly. You didn’t let me finish. Do you want to see a DRAGON TREE? Suddenly ALL EYES are on me. That’s how we approached the…

  • A Day at Corona Forestal National Park

    A Day at Corona Forestal National Park

    Longing for Tall Trees and Cool Air After couple of really hot sunny days, we had the urge for the forest. You know, towering trees, pine needles, and cooler air strikes. We found all of that in the Corona Forestal National Park. The place is a haven of abundant greenery. A variety of hiking trails,…

  • Playa El Bollullo

    Playa El Bollullo

    Exploring Bollullo Beach The secluded and little-known black beach of Bollullo lies right next to Puerto de la Cruz. Access to it is not easy, but it’s still worth a visit. You have two options: you can either walk from Puerto or approach by car and then descend half a kilometer on foot. Our visit…