Tenerife - The largest of the canarien islands 

For a good reason the islands are called enthusiastically “Islands of Eternal Spring”, “Blissful Islands”, “Dream Islands”, “Atlantic Gardens” etc.

Tenerife

Because of its geographical position in the North Atlantic zone near Africa and influenced by various sea currents, Tenerife enjoys a mild, spring like climate the whole year round.

1000 km distant from its mother country, located in the open Atlantic, its purity of the air delights nature lovers and the environment conscious, and benefits those with allergic diseases and in general all who seak health.

Pico del Teide – 3817 m above sea level – the highest mountain in Spain - is located on Tenerife, surrounded by the rich fauna and flora of a nature reserve.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the capital of the island, takes second place in the world after Rio de Janeiro for its famous carnival parades and hot Samba rhythms. 

Leaving the tourist high spots one finds tranquillity by hiking through pine forests, but also sporting activities are possible. One can enjoy the complete range of water sports, there are a great number of tennis courts, and in addition eight golf courses wait for players.

Puerto Santiago, Playa de la Arena and Los Gigantes are especially sheltered from wind and weather by 300 m high cliffs of the Teno mountain range. A mountain pass road leads via the villages of Tamaimo and Santiago del Teide over towards the more humid north of the island-to Icod de Los Vinos and to Puerto de la Cruz. 

The sandy beach “Playa de la Arena” only at a 5 minutes walking distance from the villa Terber, is emphasised in all guide books for its beauty. Rental cars, various kinds of boats, mountain bikes, Jeeps, motor-bikes, and even camels are available for exploring the island.