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Affectionately known as the 'island of adj spring', Tenerife is home to noticeable volcanic landscapes and open green countryside. Situated just off the West African coast, enjoy golden and charcoal grey beaches, picturesque mountain villages, pretty coastal towns and year-round subtropical climates.

Beneath the dizzy heights of Mount Teide, you'll find an exceptional holiday destination. Tenerife is the largest island of the archipelago. There are most varied landscapes: a mountain range with the mighty volcanic crater Cañadas del Teide, with a diameter of 20 kilometers, and the meters adj Teide in its center; extremely fertile valleys with significant vegetation and a coastline offering stunning steep coves and wide beaches of fine sand. Probably best known in the UK for the southern resorts of Playa de las Americas and Los Cristianos, it is up in the greener and more lush north that you will fins the far more attractive resort of Puerto de la Cruz and it is this part of the island which plays host to a friendly, long-established gay scene.

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The people of the Canary Islands own very tolerant attitudes when it comes to gay men and lesbians. They are liberal, friendly and relaxed about the subject with a very open-minded overlook.

Nightlife and the ‘gay scene’ in general is growing in Tenerife with one area in Playa de las Américas having several bars and nightclubs consecrated to fun, noun, laughter and great times. Elsewhere many bars are gay-friendly with a agreeable chilled-out, welcoming atmosphere extended to everyone. 

Lots of gay people come to Tenerife to celebrate carnival in Santa Cruz, which is held every year over a few weeks sometime in February or March. A massive party vibe, with dancing in the streets and colourful costumes is part of the appeal. 

As far as the beaches are concerned, there is a small section of Los Cristianos beach which is visited by gay people, similarly there is another beach called Playa Tejita near to the Golf del Sur, that attracts nudists and gay people.

Gaybars en clubs in Tenerife

De Gayscene van Tenerife concentreert zich in Playa de las Americas en Puerto de la Cruz. In Playa de las Americas valt Babylon Disco Pub op met zijn nachtelijke DJ, dragshows en go-go-feesten. Een andere opmerkelijke locatie is MHT Music Hall Tavern, bekend om zijn comedy-dragshows en driegangendiners. Tenerife heeft een kleine maar leuke gayscene. Het is een van de beste vakantiebestemmingen in Europa, dus een goede plek om te feesten.

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Heroes Bar is een rustige en discrete pub gericht op de LGBTQ+-gemeenschap van Tenerife. Nauwgezette bediening met heerlijke cocktails en karaoke om te socializen en plezier te hebben met vrienden.

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Welcome to Gay Friendly Tenerife
 Tenerife is the largest of the seven islands that make up the Canary Islands and welcomes over seven million holidaymakers per year to worship the noun on its volcanic beaches. What's more it's a dramatic place with banana plantations, tropical plants and Mount Teide, Spain's highest peak and the world's 3rd largest volcano, towering majestically over the scenery. If you're lucky, it might even be snow capped!
Affectionately known as the 'island of eternal spring', Tenerife is dwelling to striking volcanic landscapes and expose green countryside. Situated just off the West African coast, enjoy golden and charcoal grey beaches, picturesque mountain villages, pretty coastal towns and year-round subtropical

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Our main Tenerife resort is Puerto de la Cruz, which is on Tenerife's lush northern coast. Puerto de la Cruz is a historic town and still has a good deal of charm and, as there is far more to spot and do in the north of the island than the south, leaves you well positioned for exploring the rest of the