Hotels In Tenerife: Five Hot Tips For Family Activities

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It’s pretty simple to get around all of the exciting attractions from the many hotels in Tenerife that are scattered all across the 100-metre-long island. Whether you and your family are looking for natural vistas or energetic waves, there’s plenty to do on the largest of the Canary Islands.

From the slippery Jungle Snakes water slide or the bumpy Naga Racer water slide, to rushing down the Mekong Rapids in a family-size rubber ring, Siam Park has plenty to offer the adrenaline junkies in the family. You can always visit the sea lions or laze on Siam Beach if you fancy a more relaxing day. Bananera Jardines del Atlantico is a working banana farm near Playa de las Americas – ideal for a more sedate attraction.

Just a short distance from the busy resorts of Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas is Las Aguilas Jungle Park, a popular attraction among those staying at hotels in Tenerife. There is a free daily shuttle bus to this zoological park, which is a safe bet when the kids need to be entertained. Spend a day marvelling at the two rare white lions, being enthralled by the bird display and spotting warrior-like Mandrills hiding in the trees.

A boat trip is great for lovers of sea creatures and you’ll get the chance to see whales and dolphins in their natural environment. Although 21 different species of whales are found in the waters surrounding Tenerife you’re most likely to see Pilot Whales and pods of dolphins blowing bubbles on your sightseeing voyage.   

After been dormant for over 100 years, Mount Teide is the island’s majestic volcano, which is the most popular attraction in Tenerife. If you are staying at one of the Tenerife hotels in the north-west, you’ll be able to catch a bus there. Once you arrive, board a cable car for a leisurely climb up its slopes to 300 metres below the summit, after which you must exercise your muscles to reach the crater.

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