The 8 best things Spanish students can do in Tenerife

The island of Tenerife is a place where students from the Spanish school have a great offer of activities to undertake. Here we leave you a series of pieces of advice to never get bored on this big island:

• • Go for a walk in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the island capital, and discover its different cultures, its monuments, and talk with the people.
• • Go to the Parque Nacional del Teide and climb up to the top of the volcano, which is the highest point in Spain, 3.718 meters high, and the landmark of the city. It is the most emblematic natural monument of the Canary Islands, where you can enjoy beautiful landscapes and a great fauna and nature. It is without a doubt an excursion you need to do during your stay in the city.

El Parque Nacional del Teide

• • Spend the day on one of the island’s beaches with your mates from the Spanish school, the most famous are the ones of South Tenerife, in the municipalities of Arona y Costa Adeje. You can also bathe in the natural swimming pools you can find on the entire island, many of them being in the Puerto de la Cruz.
• • Rent a car and cover all places on the island such as La Laguna, Unesco World Heritage city, Garachico, La Orotava or Icod de los Vinos. All of them have a special charm and many things to discover, such as the Drago Milenario and the Casa de los Balcones.
• • To try the typical food of Tenerife is a must during your stay on the island, so if some day you go to eat with your classmates from the Spanish school we recommend you have the famous “papas arrugás” with mojo picón.
• • To go to the locality of Los Gigantes and observe one of the most spectacular landscapes of the island, the cliffs and how they were called in the Antiquity, the “Muralla del Infierno” (Great wall of hell).
• • You can do things not only during the day, night life in the different municipalities of the islands is very active, it is therefore ideal to go out and have some drinks with your classmates from the Spanish school in Tenerife.
• • And if you are on the island in February, you will live in person the most important festivity with most international impact, the carnival of Tenerife.

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