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The Spanish Island of Tenerife lies 300 km of the Western Coast of Africa, and is the largest, most populous and productive city of the Canary Islands. Santa Cruz is the capital of Tenerife and the shared capital with Las Palmas of the Canary Islands.

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The uneven, rocky and steep island looks up to El Teide, the Third Tallest Volcano in the World. It is called 'White Mountain' due to its snow covered peak.

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Ravines and Valleys are also found in Tenerife, which were formed by volcanic eruptions. The island has 342 km of coastline and 70 km of beaches. Northern beaches consist of dark, black sand, while Southern beaches have lighter, finer sand. The island has two vastly different terrains, the lush, green north and the barren, developed south.

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Tenerife has an amazing climate. It enjoys a warm climate and plenty of sunshine all year round. The winds and sea currents however decrease the temperature to make it moderate, with 13-18°C in winters and 24-28°C in summers.

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Tourism is Tenerife's main industry, having around 5 million visitors each year. There are two main highways in the island and dizzying narrow mountain roads as well. Tourists usually visit the south of the island, which is hotter and drier, and has many resorts. New hotels have to be 5-star quality to be built here.

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The city of Costa Adeje has many world class facilities and leisure for tourists to do, such as shopping centers, golf courses, restaurants, water parks, animal parks and a theatre. In February, one of the world's largest festivals takes place here. Visitors can see the making of Tenerife lace - the embroidery of stretched cloth for table linen. Wildlife attractions are the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the botanical gardens and a butterfly park.

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Agriculture only contributes to 10% of the island's economy, but supports the landscape and cultural values of the island. In coastal areas tomatoes and bananas are cultivated, which are exported to Europe. At lower, drier altitudes potatoes, tobacco and maize are most commonly grown. Grapes are grown in the steep north-facing slopes and onions in the south. Flowers are also produced. The island is an important fishing ground for Spain.

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Tenerife has several archaeological sites, mainly consisting of the cave paintings in the south. The Guimar Pyramids and the defense castles located in the village of San Andres are also popular. There are many other historical buildings such as the Convent of San Augustin and Church of San Marcos. Other impressive modern structures are the Auditorio de Tenerife and the Torres de Santa Cruz.

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Masca is one of Tenerife's prettiest hills. Visitors can set off on the famous hike of the gorge. The gorge is full of rich vegetation, colorful plants and a range of animal species.

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Garachio is a small fishing town, filled with bars, cafes and gift shops, with amazing fish restaurants as well. Sight seeing in nearby town Icod de los Vinos must include the island's most prized possession, the Dragon Tree which stands in a preserved and is said to be approximately 1000 years old.