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Surfing Holidays Tenerife Warm water surf in the Island of Eternal Spring
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Tenerife
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Atlantik Surf School
- Surf School
- Canary Islands
- Tenerife
- Main Surf Beach: El Socorro
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Intermediate Surf
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Private Surf
- Adult surf lessons only
K16 SURF SHOP & SCHOOL
- Surf School
- Canary Islands
- Tenerife
- Main Surf Beach: playa de las américas- la ola del Medio
- Pick up from Accommodation
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Lessons:
Kids Surf
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Beginner Surf
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Intermediate Surf
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Private Surf
- Children & Adult surf lessons
Surf Life Tenerife
- Surf School
- Canary Islands
- Tenerife
- Main Surf Beach: playa de las americas, tenerife
- Pick up from Accommodation
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Lessons:
Kids Surf
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Beginner Surf
,
Intermediate Surf
&
Private Surf
- Children & Adult surf lessons
Known for its glorious weather, not too hot not too cold, this Goldilock's climated island is perfect for a sunny surf getaway. With its different variety of waves, great for beginner surfers to the professional, Tenerife has it all. Outside of the water it also has lots to offer, fantastic restaurants, bars, and a breathtaking landscape.
Tourism is more prevalent in the south of the island, which is hotter and drier and has many well developed resorts such as Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos. The north part of the island is more lush and green and the town of Puerto de la Cruz is a great base having kept some of its old-harbour town charm while also mixing with European influences. Both north and south have a good choice of Tenerife surf camps and surfing holiday options
Only 60km long and 50km wide it is easy to get around and is home to the worlds third largest volcano Pico del Tiede.
With such a beautiful landscape and great surf spots Tenerife is a great surf holiday destination any time of the year. It is known as the Island of Eternal Spring (Isla de la Eterna Primavera) for good reason!
Book your surf holiday in Tenerife with us online and come experience it for yourself...
Tourism is more prevalent in the south of the island, which is hotter and drier and has many well developed resorts such as Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos. The north part of the island is more lush and green and the town of Puerto de la Cruz is a great base having kept some of its old-harbour town charm while also mixing with European influences. Both north and south have a good choice of Tenerife surf camps and surfing holiday options
Only 60km long and 50km wide it is easy to get around and is home to the worlds third largest volcano Pico del Tiede.
With such a beautiful landscape and great surf spots Tenerife is a great surf holiday destination any time of the year. It is known as the Island of Eternal Spring (Isla de la Eterna Primavera) for good reason!
Book your surf holiday in Tenerife with us online and come experience it for yourself...
Flying to Tenerife is easy with many major airlines flying to the island for a vast number of European cities. It has two airports, Los Rodeos airport situated in the north of the island near La Laguna and Reina Sofía (named after the King of Spain’s wife) in the south near the Costa Adeje area.
www.ryanair.com
www.easyjet.com
www.norwegian.com
www.flymonarch.com
www.vueling.com
www.iberia.com
www.luxair.com
www.britishairways.com
www.thomson.co.uk
Getting around
The island is only 60km long and 50km wide so every area is within easy reach. They have reliable buses and plenty of taxis.
Car Hire - We have a discount car hire section on our website where you can rent a car.
Shared transfers - Share a taxi or mini bus with our shuttle bus partner here
You can also get to Tenerife by Ferry, there are two sailings from Spain a week, Huelva to Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Cadiz to Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
www.ryanair.com
www.easyjet.com
www.norwegian.com
www.flymonarch.com
www.vueling.com
www.iberia.com
www.luxair.com
www.britishairways.com
www.thomson.co.uk
Getting around
The island is only 60km long and 50km wide so every area is within easy reach. They have reliable buses and plenty of taxis.
Car Hire - We have a discount car hire section on our website where you can rent a car.
Shared transfers - Share a taxi or mini bus with our shuttle bus partner here
You can also get to Tenerife by Ferry, there are two sailings from Spain a week, Huelva to Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Cadiz to Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
The best surf in Lanzarote for advanced levels happens in the winter months from November to March. However for beginners and intermediates it is a year round surf destination.
The area has two main surf areas, the North coast and the South coast. The East coast has some ok beach breaks but it is not that reliable.
The greatest concentration of surf spots is between the southern tourist towns of Playa de Las Americas and Los Cristianos. Spanish Left is one of Tenerifes more famous spots. A left wave, steep and powerful, working from a pushing low tide. Reef shoes recommended. It is right in the centre of Playa de Las Americas and is definitely a more advanced spot. Nearby are easier beaches perfect for learning.
Also south are El Conquistador (South) , a beautiful, long, fast right especially at the start. and The Fitenia (South) which has both lefts and right options.
Along the North of the island you have some of Tenerife's best beginner and intermediate surf spots including the Bajamar Reefs and also Playa del Socorro. Its located close to the town of Puerto de la Cruz, about an hour from Playa de Las Americas. The spot is dominated by mountains overlooking the ocean and is a fascinating sight. It’s a real amphitheater with crystal clear water and year round surf.
That is just a small sample, there are many more surf spots to explore and experience on a Tenerife Surfing Holiday.
The area has two main surf areas, the North coast and the South coast. The East coast has some ok beach breaks but it is not that reliable.
The greatest concentration of surf spots is between the southern tourist towns of Playa de Las Americas and Los Cristianos. Spanish Left is one of Tenerifes more famous spots. A left wave, steep and powerful, working from a pushing low tide. Reef shoes recommended. It is right in the centre of Playa de Las Americas and is definitely a more advanced spot. Nearby are easier beaches perfect for learning.
Also south are El Conquistador (South) , a beautiful, long, fast right especially at the start. and The Fitenia (South) which has both lefts and right options.
Along the North of the island you have some of Tenerife's best beginner and intermediate surf spots including the Bajamar Reefs and also Playa del Socorro. Its located close to the town of Puerto de la Cruz, about an hour from Playa de Las Americas. The spot is dominated by mountains overlooking the ocean and is a fascinating sight. It’s a real amphitheater with crystal clear water and year round surf.
That is just a small sample, there are many more surf spots to explore and experience on a Tenerife Surfing Holiday.
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