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Bee Hive Pub. 256 reviews. #2 of 34 Nightlife in Puerto de la Cruz. Bars & Clubs. Closed now. 11:00 AM - 2:00 AM. Write a review. About. The best british pub in town by far.many tv chanals sky sports,bt sports many irish and scotish,cocktails,pool table,darts,english spooken by staff.
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- Calle La Hoya 25, Puerto de la Cruz
The Costa Martianez Tourist Complex, also known as Lago Martianez, is a leisure and entertainment zone comprising seven artificial seawater swimming pools and a large lake, as well as gardens, terraces, islands, viewpoints, solaria, cultural spaces, bars and restaurants.
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- Avenida de Colon n 1, Puerto de la Cruz
Jun 28, 2022 · What to do in Puerto de la Cruz and places to visit while on holiday in the north of Tenerife. Guide for points of interest, attractions & beaches in Puerto de la Cruz.
See 1,479 traveller reviews, 1,416 candid photos, and great deals for AluaSoul Orotava Valley, ranked #82 of 379 hotels in Tenerife/Puerto de la Cruz and rated 4 of 5 at Tripadvisor. Prices are calculated as of 13/10/2024 based on a check-in date of 20/10/2024.
- La Laguna
- Parque Nacional Del Teide
- La Orotava
- Garachico
- Los Gigantes
- Puerto de La Cruz
- Parque Rural Del Teno
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Best for historic strolls
La Laguna is a knockout. The former Tenerife capital has a staggeringly well-preserved, Unesco-listed historic center that brims with churches, convents, and pastel-painted colonial mansions that pop in bright shades of blue, lemon, green, violet, and orange – all topped off by a fine cathedral. A deliriously colorful and festive city, with one of the island's hottest marcha (nightlife) scenes, La Laguna is like the Havana of the Canaries. This is no fluke. Founded in 1496, the 16th- to 18th-...
Best for volcanic landscapes
All eyes are on Teidefrom the moment you fly into the island. Seen from the plane, this perfectly-etched volcano – Spain’s highest peak at 3715m (12,180ft) – seems to swallow the island whole. The pop-up effect is not lessened when you get closer to its dark summit, which is often wreathed in clouds. The volcano is the icing on the cake of the 189-sq-km (73-sq-mile), Unesco-listed Parque Nacional del Teide, bang in the heart of the island. The journey up is breathtaking, with Canarian pine an...
Best for Canarian tradition and wine tasting
Winging you back to the early days of Spanish colonization, 16th-century La Orotava sits pretty in a lush valley to the island’s mountainous north, with Teide looming on the horizon. Its tangle of cobbled streets and flower-dotted plazas are instantly endearing and the atmosphere is wholly Canarian (no tourist tat here). For a true flavor of the town, kick off with a wander along architecturally striking Calle San Francisco, where beautifully preserved 17th-century mansions are festooned with...
Best for old-school Canary charm
Ask locals for a slice of genuine Canarian life and they will likely direct you toward Garachicoon the north coast. Everyone has a soft spot for the historic streets of this charismatic town, battered by the fizzing surf of the Atlantic – but boy has it been through the wars. In the 17th century, it boomed as the home of wealthy merchants exporting Malmsey wine, but a huge volcanic eruption in 1706 wiped out its port and buried the town in lava. Freak floods, storms, fires, and a plague of lo...
Best for diving and cliff drama
Hugging Tenerife’s western shores, where the island’s highest cliffs drop abruptly into the wave-lashed, blue Atlantic, Los Gigantes delivers plenty of drama, but far fewer crowds than you’ll find swarming around south coast resorts. Indeed, this low-rise, white-washed town is nicely chilled with a seafront promenade, the dusky volcanic sands of Playa de la Arena, and fiery sunsets that backlight La Gomera. You’re here, of course, for the giants: The basalt cliffs of Acantilados de los Gigant...
Best for black-sand bays and botanical gardens
Strung along a rocky shoreline and necklaced with volcanic bays, Puerto de la Cruz is one of Tenerife’s most liveable and loveable resorts, thanks to its easygoing charm, buzzing cafe scene, plazas, and parks. The Victorians raved about its spas, and there’s still a dash of that languor in the air today, thanks to a boardwalk for strolling, a luxurious spa enveloped in tropical gardens at Hotel Botánico, and the remarkable Jardín Botánico, with its jungle of Canarian plants and flowers, one-o...
Best for mountain highs
Shaggy mountains thrust up above orchards, terraces, and valleys on the island’s northwestern tip, where the volcanic cliffs of Parque Rural de Tenorear up above the raging ocean like a dragon’s backbone. It’s a corner of the island that is still deliciously off the radar, with a dawn-of-creation beauty about it. The area is spectacularly biodiverse, carpeted with laurel and beech forests and strawberry trees that the endangered laurel pigeon and spotted lizard both love. On the rocky headlan...
Best for carnival and culture
Though often overlooked by travelers in the mad dash to the coast, the capital Santa Cruz de Tenerifereally is the island’s beating heart. If you need proof, visit during February’s Carnaval, a feast of all-night fiestas, parades of sparkly costumes, and Latino-style hip-wiggling second only to Rio de Janeiro. Culturally, Santa Cruz has the edge. It has some unmissable historic sights like Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Concepción, originally built in 1498 just after the city was conquered,...
Puerto de la Cruz holidays. Touches of traditional Spain merge with island charms here in piece-of-paradise Puerto de la Cruz. Get ready to be totally dazzled by the epic black-sand beaches lining the shore, subtropical gardens inland and natural seawater swimming pools.
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