What to Do In Tenerife

When you think of Tenerife’s southern coast, you might picture golden beaches or busy resorts — but hidden among the lava rocks is one of the island’s most spectacular natural wonders: a powerful blowhole shaped entirely by volcanic stone. With every crashing Atlantic wave, a surge of cold seawater bursts through a narrow opening, sparkling in the sunlight before falling back into the ocean. It’s not a geyser — it’s wilder, more unpredictable, and completely dictated by the rhythm of the sea. Standing here, you feel the raw energy of Tenerife’s coastline — the constant dance between rock and water that has been shaping the island for millennia. Why This

What if we told you that one of Europe’s most impressive botanical gardens was built on top of a former garbage dump? That’s exactly what happened in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, where a once-neglected landfill has been transformed into the Palmetum — a 12-hectare botanical garden entirely dedicated to palm trees. Today, it’s not just a green space, but a bold symbol of environmental regeneration and sustainable urban development — and one of the unforgettable stops in the Sunwhere Tenerife Travel Kit. A Garden Grown from Garbage Located on the edge of Tenerife’s capital city, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the Palmetum offers breathtaking views and a tranquil escape from the