Puerto De La Cruz Holidays

Tenerife holidays might have you imagining a raucous nightlife with tourists merrily wending their way along what could be a sunnier, palm-ier version of any city in the UK, but the northern coast of the island is the antithesis of that, with acres of shimmering Hispanic architecture, exotic cultural ambience and black-silted coastline.

If you want a bustling club life full of English pubs and discos, try Playa de las Americas or Los Cristianos to the south. Alternatively, discover why holidays to Puerto de la Cruz attract a million tourists a year - an eclectic, if more subdued, nightlife, and tons to see and do, just a four hour flight away!

There are some rainy days in winter here, but it's still warm even in heavy downpours, meaning a light cagoule might be in order. But as you would expect in Tenerife the sun is otherwise omnipresent, with clear skies and astronomical temperatures of 25° Celsius in July, and around 15° Celsius by December. Sunscreen, yes - sweaters no!

Jan - 22ºC

Feb - 22ºC

Mar - 24ºC

Apr - 25ºC

May - 25ºC

Jun - 27ºC

Jul - 28ºC

Aug - 28ºC

Sep - 27ºC

Oct - 25ºC

Nov - 23ºC

Dec - 23ºC

La Plaza del Charco, the town square, is the heart of the place, right by the picturesque port, worth seeing just for itës fountain and palm-strewn pleasance. From here you can visit the 400 year old Church of San Francisco, with it's peaceful parks, and the cultural centre and history museum. The famous Loro Parque Zoo, to the south, houses a Noahës Ark of weird and wonderful wildlife.

Puerto de la Cruz holidays find you in a shopper's dreamland: this port has eclectic goods shipped in daily from all over the world, meaning that there isn't much you can't find in this town. And because On The Beach specialise in cheap holidays you'll have more to spend on yourself! It's also home to a glut of festivals, from the weeklong La Carnival in February and March, to the Tenerife Airshow, held at the harbour in summer.

La Plaza del Charco, the town square, is the heart of the place, right by the picturesque port, worth seeing just for itës fountain and palm-strewn pleasance. From here you can visit the 400 year old Church of San Francisco, with it's peaceful parks, and the cultural centre and history museum. The famous Loro Parque Zoo, to the south, houses a Noahës Ark of weird and wonderful wildlife.

Holidays to Tenerife mean experiencing some of the infamous nightlife, although here it's more tailored to an eclectic range of pubs and even one of Europe's most exclusive casinos. There are plenty of clubs and discos, though these are unusual in that they don't really get busy until the wee hours, staying open until dawn. head south to Las Americas or Costa Adeje for a night out.

Situated in the heart of the lush Orotava Valley, the city itself is surrounded by the verdant greenery and exotic woodland so characteristic of north Tenerife. Traverse the natural park that sprawls across the valley to Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak, which offers breathtaking vistas of the island. The beaches here, Playa Martinez and Playa Jardin, are of beautiful black lava-sand, forming a wide, dark swathe between the azure ocean and emerald-covered hills of Orotava.

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