Flights Tenerife: Cheap fares, £3 pints and a loaded guide
flights tenerife are back in the spotlight as bargain airfares — some advertised at £23 — meet warm-weather headlines that include forecasts of 29C next week, making the Canary Islands an easy winter-to-spring escape for UK travellers.
Flights Tenerife and the £23 fares
Budget fares at roughly £23 on some routes and a weather spike to 29C next week have pushed interest in Tenerife. For travellers weighing quick breaks, the headline price sits alongside package sales elsewhere: Jet2Holidays currently has a sale with £150 off holidays before June, and TUI, Loveholidays and On the Beach are named as other firms offering packages from UK airports.
Mount Teide, black sand and a Bond‑villain landscape
Tenerife’s volcanic backbone is a core draw: visitors can explore Mount Teide National Park by cable car or on foot, walking among lava fields and volcanic landscapes around Spain’s highest peak. The island’s beaches range from golden postcard sand to black‑sand shores, and Piscinas Naturales de Garachico and Playa de las Teresitas are listed as notable swim and shore options.
Whales, La Laguna and Michelin dining
Boat trips from Costa Adeje or Los Cristianos are highlighted for whale and dolphin watching, with a high chance of seeing pilot whales and dolphins year‑round. La Laguna offers a UNESCO‑listed old town with colourful streets, cafés and local shops. For evening dining, El Rincón de Juan Carlos in Adeje is named for its Michelin‑starred cooking and Canarian flavours.
Loaded guide and the island’s tone
A feature guide describes Tenerife as a place to ditch the inbox and enjoy long daylight, with mornings that start on a sea view and afternoons that drift by on a lounger. The same material notes the availability of hiking before lunch and budget‑friendly eating by dinner. The guide also includes the line: "SPECIAL EDITION NOW AVAILABLE 100 YEARS OF COMBAT. "
Nearby bargains: Fuerteventura, £3 pints and 22C in March
Fuerteventura appears as a close alternative for bargain breaks: described as roughly four hours from the UK, it is said to offer £3 pints on average and temperatures of about 22C in March. Corralejo is named for its restaurants, bars and Corralejo Grandes Playas beach, while El Cotillo, Cofete and Sotavento are listed among popular beaches for water sports.
Practical costs, dunes and tours
On‑island spending is noted as affordable: a three‑course meal for two in Corralejo is cited at €70, approximately £61, based on research referenced in the material. The Corralejo Natural Park is described as the largest area of dunes in the Canaries, where buggy tours along dusty roads are offered as an option for exploring the landscape.
After a drizzly British winter, the combination of cheap fares, budget food and reliable sunshine is presented as the core appeal: Fuerteventura is described as boasting year‑round sunshine, and the Canary Islands more broadly are framed as warmer than the UK even when temperatures drop in December and January.
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What happens next: the immediate calendar details in the material point to warm forecasts — 29C next week — and continuing promotional fares, including the £23 flights highlighted and the Jet2Holidays sale with £150 off before June. Travellers planning a break should watch booking pages and the stated package sales as the next confirmed commercial opportunities.
