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Tenerife
Spain
- Climate : on the coast, summers average 24–26 °C
- Airport : Tenerife North, about 11 km from Santa Cruz de Tenerife
- Population : 30 000 inhabitants
- 1 school
Make progress in Spanish in a balanced island environment, with continuous practice of the language.
Tenerife: 1 school. Homestay accounts for 58% of a 4-week budget on average. Last check of this page's rates: October 12, 2026.
Why choose Tenerife to learn Spanish?
Tenerife offers a balanced island setting, suited to continuous immersion in Spanish.
The format stays clear: lessons, practice outside class and independence follow on naturally, without weighing the stay down.
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Tenerife at a glance
Tenerife remains an island city with a gentler pace, well suited to putting your Spanish to use without forcing the pace.
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The city in brief
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Living environment
Temperate climate, seaside.
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Tenerife lies in the Canary archipelago, off the coast of North Africa. The city offers easy landmarks for organising a language course: the buses, the coastal towns and the island's main roads make it easy to organise journeys. Its island atmosphere, gentle and very much outdoors, lets you discover the destination without losing the thread of daily life.
For a student, Tenerife is an interesting base for learning Spanish in a volcanic island setting. Lessons can fit around journeys, outings and everyday exchanges, which helps you practise the language in concrete situations.
City life and landmarks
HISTORY & CULTURE
Originally inhabited by the native Guanches, the coasts of Tenerife were discovered in 1494 by the Spanish explorer Alonso Fernández de Lugo. Shortly afterwards, settlements were established on the island, propelling it into a major economic and cultural centre over the centuries. Benefiting from natural resources such as timber, salt and fishing, Tenerife prospered thanks to maritime trade as well as the emergence of industries such as agriculture, tourism, fishing and crafts. The island's reputation also extends to its culinary specialities, notably goat's cheese, fresh fish and local wines, which attract food lovers from all over the world.
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In Tenerife, activities depend a great deal on the local setting: exploring the beaches, the volcanic landscapes, the markets, the villages and the coastal walks.
THE CITY IN PRACTICAL TERMS
Cruises along the coast are also available aboard paddle steamers, offering a picturesque experience. Ferries are a practical option for exploring the coastal villages as well as the other Canary Islands. Visitors will also find many shopping centres in the area, including the Centro Comercial Parque Santiago 6 in Playa de las Américas, one of the largest on the island.
Tenerife tourist office
38002 Santa Cruz De Tenerife, Tenerife
Telephone: +34 902003121