If you’re planning your big getaway and want to arrange your Tenerife Airport transfers, choose hoppa. We work with a team of transfer partners to make sure you get to your accommodation quickly and easily so you can get your holiday started.
We’ve got your journey home covered, too. Book your Tenerife South Airport transfers with us and we’ll get you back in time for your flight home – so all that’s left for you to do is relax and enjoy your holiday in the sun.
For a quick, no-fuss booking service, we have everything covered. To arrange your Tenerife transfers, let us know in the search bar the dates you’re travelling and how many of you will be in your group.
We’ll then send you a list of transfer options that are available for your journey. You’ll be able to take your pick from shuttle buses or private transfers from Tenerife South.
to our most popular destination of Playa De Las Americas
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Puerto De La Cruz | 90 km | 75 min | |
| Costa Adeje | 17 km | 16 min | |
| Playa De Las Americas | 17 km | 30 min | |
| Los Cristianos | 16 km | 27 min | |
| Golf Del Sur | 7 km | 32 min |
Do & See
Beaches
Dining
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
In order to decipher all that Tenerife’s countryside has to offer, we recommend visiting the Sendero de los Sentidos (Path of the Senses), a true natural landscape with information panels that will he...
Tenerife is crisscrossed by hundreds of them canyons, so it's no surprise that canyoning grows in popularity each year. There is also a rare chance to explore underground caverns hidden beneath our fe...
One activity which cannot be enjoyed anywhere else is the chance to explore a lava tube such as Cueva del Viento (Cave of Wind), at Icod de los Vinos. At 17 kilometres in length, it is the longest in ...
With some of the clearest skies in the world, Tenerife is perfect for stargazing and bird watching. The Canary Islands and Tenerife are the first places you can see birds on their annual migration to ...
There are outstanding landscapes to admire on Tenerife, such as the Laurel Forests, a lush magical relic from the Tertiary Period, or El Acantilado de Los Gigantes (The Giant Cliffs), which reach 600m...
Deep-sea fishing, sailboat trips, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking and diving are just some of the activities on offer in Tenerife. The crystal-clear waters combined with the rich diversity of marin...
Tenerife is a top destination for whale and dolphin watching. 21 of the world’s 79 species of dolphins and whales inhabit our waters, including a permanent colony of some 500 pilot whales and 250 bott...
In the south of the Island you can visit Jungle Park, a jungle setting full of wild animals, where there’s even a bird of prey freeflight exhibition including eagles. Test your driving skills at Karti...
Not only do Tenerife’s natural assets give you energy and vitality, but a visit to one of the spas, located across the island, allows time for relaxation. A number of these facilities are located with...
Tenerife boasts a hospital network with leading qualified professionals and the latest technical and surgical advances. The centres meet the medical and sanitary standards of an EU country but with si...
Thanks to its climate and leisure options, Tenerife is emerging as a top destination for language learning – travellers interested in learning or improving their Spanish can find language schools to c...
Museums across Tenerife promise to expand your knowledge on nature and natural history in a fun and informative way. The Museum of Nature and Mankind, the Museum of Science and the Cosmos, the Museum ...
Tenerife boasts a cultural heritage on a par with its natural beauty, as seen in the historic areas of its cities, like La Laguna, Garachico, La Orotava and Icod de los Vientos. There’s never enough t...
These curious, rectangular pyramid-shaped structures built from lava stone are a curious aspect of Tenerife's landscape. Archaeologists dispute why and when they were created, with theories concerning...
An 18th-century botanical garden with diverse tropical & subtropical plants. Wander a luscious green jungle and you may even find yourself under the famous 200-year-old fig tree.
This bustling traditional market is a one-stop-shop for all things gastronomic. Try local artisan products such as meat, cheese, bread and ham. The preferred market of locals, this market offers favou...
For a relaxing stroll, follow this 2km coastal path through a nature preserve. Starting at sea level at the beach of Los Roques, this path takes in wonderful ocean views, craggy cliffs, and palm grove...
Around the metropolitan area, the most famous beach is called Las Teresitas, in Santa Cruz, the Island’s capital. At 1.5 kilometres in length, its golden sands and close proximity to the small coastal...
Due to its volcanic origins, Tenerife also has beaches of black sand, mainly in the north of the Island. On such beaches, your skin soaks up their famous mineral salts which reduce stress and increase...
A great way to enjoy the sea on the Island is to visit the natural pools formed long ago by lava as it flowed into the ocean. The most popular are at Bajamar, Punta del Hidalgo (La Laguna), San Juan d...
There’s a type of establishment on the Island known as a guachinche. These small, family-run eateries, often improvised on the terrace or in the garage of rural houses, only open at certain times of t...
A great way to sample Tenerife’s cuisine is to try one of the island’s local delicacies. The “papas arrugadas” with red and green “mojos” are a must but there are plenty of dishes such as the Canarian...
Traditional marketplaces and street markets in towns and villages all over the Island offer wonderful fresh produce, often grown on organic farms, and are busy meeting points where you can share exper...
Tenerife is an ideal destination for sampling a wide range of unique wines. The local whites and reds offer flavours and aromas which reflect the Island’s climate and volcanic origins. Visit one of th...
Elegantly decorated with a minimalist palette of reds and blacks, Abama Kabuki is supervised by Ricardo Sanz, whose restaurants in Madrid and Wellington are among the best Japanese restaurants in Euro...
The El Barranquillo restaurant is an obligatory meeting point for those who appreciate local produce, fresh Tenerife pork and good local wine. The meat comes from a family-run pig farm and the wine is...
Mesón Los Ángeles is a space designed to delight with the aromas, textures and flavours of our islands, your opportunity to meet the best of Canarian and Mediterranean gastronomy in Santa Cruz de Tene...
Papagayo Beach Club guarantees exclusive sensations and moments of fun and escapism. The breakfasts every morning right next to the beach are one of the main attractions. The top-quality cuisine can b...
La Bodeguita Canaria is situated in the centre of Santa Cruz, a few metres from Plaza España. The restaurant's speciality is traditional Canarian gastronomy which includes some of the most popular and...
This restaurant specializes in traditional gastronomy of the islands and new, creative, Canarian cuisine. The restaurant serves dishes made with fresh local produce from the markets and mixes an inter...
Papagayo Beach Club guarantees exclusive sensations and moments of fun and escapism. The breakfasts every morning right next to the beach are one of the main attractions. The top-quality cuisine can b...
You can try your luck at blackjack, poker or roulette at the Island’s three luxury casinos: Las Américas (ground floor of the prestigious Hotel Gran Tinerfe), Santa Cruz (Hotel Mencey) and Puerto de l...
Classical music and jazz concerts or performances by the biggest stars of the moment are just a few options to make your stay on the Island even more memorable. The year-long schedule of festivals and...
The spectacular Magma Arte & Congresos, on Costa Adeje, plays host to a wide range of cultural events (concerts, musicals, exhibitions) which we highly recommend during your stay with us.
For those who were born to party, every trend and ambience is on offer at pubs and clubs open every night of the week; or dance till dawn at a disco to the sound of rock, pop, house, techno or salsa. ...
This cocktail bar located in Puerto de la Cruz has become a reference among night clubs in the north. Together with the best music in a variety of styles, the customers can enjoy monologues, plays, co...
Baratillo Los Verdes is a leading company in the management of markets and minimarkets. The leader in this sector has a great number of contracts with local authorities in commercial promotion. In the...
El Corte Inglés offers residents and visitors to Santa Cruz de Tenerife its comprehensive range of goods in a large centre which is located in Avenida Tres de Mayo, only a few metres away from the Aud...
This centre offers 7 points of sale for its products, genuinely offering the best of hand-made art on the island, including textiles, pottery, metalwork, woodwork and creative ceramics. The distinctiv...
Gofio La Molineta is a traditional windmill created in 1866 which is devoted to the preparation of a Canarian product made from cereals: Gofio. It is mainly used for breakfast and typical dishes of Ca...
Aurum 1000 stands out for its pieces in fine gold, its lovely designs and its fine craftwork with such special materials as gold, platinum, diamonds and lava using traditional techniques. At the shop-...
Lovers of Canarian mojo sauces can now take them home. Buenum offers traditionally made mojo sauces which contain all the taste of genuine Canarian cuisine. Buenum is a family firm located in the nort...
Islenio, located in Plaza de la Candelaria in Santa Cruz, in the very heart of the city, offers a wide variety of craftwork and other items created in the Canary Islands. The store is specially decora...
Internationally renowned wines, delicious cheeses, unique kinds of honey, traditional cakes, as well as products that are deeply rooted in Tenerife's culture, like gofio (toasted flour from cereals), ...
Do & See
Beaches
Dining
Bars & Nightlife
Shopping
In order to decipher all that Tenerife’s countryside has to offer, we recommend visiting the Sendero de los Sentidos (Path of the Senses), a true natural landscape with information panels that will he...
Tenerife is crisscrossed by hundreds of them canyons, so it's no surprise that canyoning grows in popularity each year. There is also a rare chance to explore underground caverns hidden beneath our fe...
One activity which cannot be enjoyed anywhere else is the chance to explore a lava tube such as Cueva del Viento (Cave of Wind), at Icod de los Vinos. At 17 kilometres in length, it is the longest in ...
With some of the clearest skies in the world, Tenerife is perfect for stargazing and bird watching. The Canary Islands and Tenerife are the first places you can see birds on their annual migration to ...
There are outstanding landscapes to admire on Tenerife, such as the Laurel Forests, a lush magical relic from the Tertiary Period, or El Acantilado de Los Gigantes (The Giant Cliffs), which reach 600m...
Deep-sea fishing, sailboat trips, windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking and diving are just some of the activities on offer in Tenerife. The crystal-clear waters combined with the rich diversity of marin...
Tenerife is a top destination for whale and dolphin watching. 21 of the world’s 79 species of dolphins and whales inhabit our waters, including a permanent colony of some 500 pilot whales and 250 bott...
In the south of the Island you can visit Jungle Park, a jungle setting full of wild animals, where there’s even a bird of prey freeflight exhibition including eagles. Test your driving skills at Karti...
Not only do Tenerife’s natural assets give you energy and vitality, but a visit to one of the spas, located across the island, allows time for relaxation. A number of these facilities are located with...
Tenerife boasts a hospital network with leading qualified professionals and the latest technical and surgical advances. The centres meet the medical and sanitary standards of an EU country but with si...
Thanks to its climate and leisure options, Tenerife is emerging as a top destination for language learning – travellers interested in learning or improving their Spanish can find language schools to c...
Museums across Tenerife promise to expand your knowledge on nature and natural history in a fun and informative way. The Museum of Nature and Mankind, the Museum of Science and the Cosmos, the Museum ...
Tenerife boasts a cultural heritage on a par with its natural beauty, as seen in the historic areas of its cities, like La Laguna, Garachico, La Orotava and Icod de los Vientos. There’s never enough t...
These curious, rectangular pyramid-shaped structures built from lava stone are a curious aspect of Tenerife's landscape. Archaeologists dispute why and when they were created, with theories concerning...
An 18th-century botanical garden with diverse tropical & subtropical plants. Wander a luscious green jungle and you may even find yourself under the famous 200-year-old fig tree.
This bustling traditional market is a one-stop-shop for all things gastronomic. Try local artisan products such as meat, cheese, bread and ham. The preferred market of locals, this market offers favou...
For a relaxing stroll, follow this 2km coastal path through a nature preserve. Starting at sea level at the beach of Los Roques, this path takes in wonderful ocean views, craggy cliffs, and palm grove...
Around the metropolitan area, the most famous beach is called Las Teresitas, in Santa Cruz, the Island’s capital. At 1.5 kilometres in length, its golden sands and close proximity to the small coastal...
Due to its volcanic origins, Tenerife also has beaches of black sand, mainly in the north of the Island. On such beaches, your skin soaks up their famous mineral salts which reduce stress and increase...
A great way to enjoy the sea on the Island is to visit the natural pools formed long ago by lava as it flowed into the ocean. The most popular are at Bajamar, Punta del Hidalgo (La Laguna), San Juan d...
There’s a type of establishment on the Island known as a guachinche. These small, family-run eateries, often improvised on the terrace or in the garage of rural houses, only open at certain times of t...
A great way to sample Tenerife’s cuisine is to try one of the island’s local delicacies. The “papas arrugadas” with red and green “mojos” are a must but there are plenty of dishes such as the Canarian...
Traditional marketplaces and street markets in towns and villages all over the Island offer wonderful fresh produce, often grown on organic farms, and are busy meeting points where you can share exper...
Tenerife is an ideal destination for sampling a wide range of unique wines. The local whites and reds offer flavours and aromas which reflect the Island’s climate and volcanic origins. Visit one of th...
Elegantly decorated with a minimalist palette of reds and blacks, Abama Kabuki is supervised by Ricardo Sanz, whose restaurants in Madrid and Wellington are among the best Japanese restaurants in Euro...
The El Barranquillo restaurant is an obligatory meeting point for those who appreciate local produce, fresh Tenerife pork and good local wine. The meat comes from a family-run pig farm and the wine is...
Mesón Los Ángeles is a space designed to delight with the aromas, textures and flavours of our islands, your opportunity to meet the best of Canarian and Mediterranean gastronomy in Santa Cruz de Tene...
Papagayo Beach Club guarantees exclusive sensations and moments of fun and escapism. The breakfasts every morning right next to the beach are one of the main attractions. The top-quality cuisine can b...
La Bodeguita Canaria is situated in the centre of Santa Cruz, a few metres from Plaza España. The restaurant's speciality is traditional Canarian gastronomy which includes some of the most popular and...
This restaurant specializes in traditional gastronomy of the islands and new, creative, Canarian cuisine. The restaurant serves dishes made with fresh local produce from the markets and mixes an inter...
Papagayo Beach Club guarantees exclusive sensations and moments of fun and escapism. The breakfasts every morning right next to the beach are one of the main attractions. The top-quality cuisine can b...
You can try your luck at blackjack, poker or roulette at the Island’s three luxury casinos: Las Américas (ground floor of the prestigious Hotel Gran Tinerfe), Santa Cruz (Hotel Mencey) and Puerto de l...
Classical music and jazz concerts or performances by the biggest stars of the moment are just a few options to make your stay on the Island even more memorable. The year-long schedule of festivals and...
The spectacular Magma Arte & Congresos, on Costa Adeje, plays host to a wide range of cultural events (concerts, musicals, exhibitions) which we highly recommend during your stay with us.
For those who were born to party, every trend and ambience is on offer at pubs and clubs open every night of the week; or dance till dawn at a disco to the sound of rock, pop, house, techno or salsa. ...
This cocktail bar located in Puerto de la Cruz has become a reference among night clubs in the north. Together with the best music in a variety of styles, the customers can enjoy monologues, plays, co...
Baratillo Los Verdes is a leading company in the management of markets and minimarkets. The leader in this sector has a great number of contracts with local authorities in commercial promotion. In the...
El Corte Inglés offers residents and visitors to Santa Cruz de Tenerife its comprehensive range of goods in a large centre which is located in Avenida Tres de Mayo, only a few metres away from the Aud...
This centre offers 7 points of sale for its products, genuinely offering the best of hand-made art on the island, including textiles, pottery, metalwork, woodwork and creative ceramics. The distinctiv...
Gofio La Molineta is a traditional windmill created in 1866 which is devoted to the preparation of a Canarian product made from cereals: Gofio. It is mainly used for breakfast and typical dishes of Ca...
Aurum 1000 stands out for its pieces in fine gold, its lovely designs and its fine craftwork with such special materials as gold, platinum, diamonds and lava using traditional techniques. At the shop-...
Lovers of Canarian mojo sauces can now take them home. Buenum offers traditionally made mojo sauces which contain all the taste of genuine Canarian cuisine. Buenum is a family firm located in the nort...
Islenio, located in Plaza de la Candelaria in Santa Cruz, in the very heart of the city, offers a wide variety of craftwork and other items created in the Canary Islands. The store is specially decora...
Internationally renowned wines, delicious cheeses, unique kinds of honey, traditional cakes, as well as products that are deeply rooted in Tenerife's culture, like gofio (toasted flour from cereals), ...
Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airportscurrency
Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents
emergencyNumbers
Emergency: 112 National Police: 091 Local Police: 092 Civil Guard: 062
newspapers
El Dia Diario de Avisos La Opinion In English: Tenerife News English Daily News
openingHours
Normal opening hours in Tenerife are from 10.00 to 13.30 and 17.00 to 20.30 hours. However, in tourist resorts the opening hours are longer from 10.00 until 22.00, sometimes even later. Shopping centres are also open throughout the day from 10.00 to 22.00 hours. On Sundays and Bank Holidays only the shops in tourist resorts are open, those in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and La Laguna and other non-tourist towns are closed. However these shops do open in December and a few Sundays during the year.
population
Approximately 1,000,000
touristInformation
Get all the information you need in the tourist information offices and points of the Infotén network. In the offices scattered around the Island, we will help you to find out about everything Tenerife has to offer. www.webtenerife.co.uk/useful-information/tourist-information-offices/
For a quick, no-fuss booking service, we have everything covered. To arrange your Tenerife transfers, let us know in the search bar the dates you’re travelling and how many of you will be in your group.
We’ll then send you a list of transfer options that are available for your journey. You’ll be able to take your pick from shuttle buses or private transfers from Tenerife South.
When you make your selection, you’ll reach the ‘Extras’ stage of your booking. This is where you’ll see the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box, which is your chance to tell us about your individual requirements for your transfer.
For example, if you have any unusual luggage, or you need an adapted car for a motorised wheelchair, just fill out what you need in the box, and we’ll do the rest. Should you have a foldable wheelchair with you, let us know in this section too so that your driver can offer you some assistance when you arrive in Tenerife.
Once you’ve completed your booking, we’ll send an e-ticket to your email address. We recommend you print this off as your driver will request to see it.
All the key details about your Tenerife transfers can be found on here, including pick-up times as well as how to find your driver when you land in Tenerife. Keep hold of it during your holiday as it also features information about your return trip to the airport.
The type of transfer you choose will depend on factors such as how you like to travel and whether you have any specific requirements.
If you book a private transfer, you and those you’re holidaying with will be the only passengers. You’ll all be taken directly to your holiday accommodation from the airport and you can choose a vehicle that suits your needs, such as wheelchair access or extra room for luggage.
When you choose to travel by shuttle bus for your Tenerife transfers, you’ll share the journey to your accommodation with other holidaymakers. There are designated drop-off points along the way and the driver will have a list of where everyone is staying, so there’s set route to follow.
Also, when you’re choosing between private transfers and shuttle bus you might want to consider the pick-up process. With private transfers, you’ll be given specific pick-up times for both your trip to your accommodation and the journey back, and these timings are included on the e-ticket. This means you’ll know when and where to expect your driver.
Shuttle bus passengers, on the other hand, may have to wait for up to 45 minutes before setting off from the airport. This is because other passengers will be arriving on different flights and you’ll be sharing your transfer journey with them.
Whichever transfer transport you choose, everyone in your party can bring one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage. We’ll confirm this with you when you book but check before you travel to make sure your vehicle is the right fit for the number of people and the amount of luggage each of you will have. If, for example, you are bringing four people and a pushchair, you’ll need to book a vehicle for five people.
When you arrive at Tenerife South Airport, where you meet your driver will usually depend on the type of transfer you’ve selected and the transfer partner who is operating the service. Check your e-ticket for directions when you reach arrivals so that you know where you need to go.
We tend to direct our transfer passengers to hoppa desk Number 3, which you’ll find in the arrivals hall and marked with the words ‘Canary shuttle’. When you meet your travel representative, show them your ticket and they’ll tell you where you need to go next.
Always check your e-ticket to make sure you’re following the most up-to-date details. If you can’t see any directions on your ticket, call the number in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section of your ticket for information about what you need to do next.
Our drivers can sometimes be slightly delayed due to traffic. If you can’t find your driver when you arrive in Tenerife, call the number on your e-ticket to get an update. You’ll be asked for your reference number, which you’ll see on your ticket, and we’ll let you know how long they’ll be.
We know that not everything goes to plan. That’s why when your flight is delayed or your luggage hasn’t arrived, your driver will wait for you for 45 minutes after your scheduled pick-up time. We suggest you call the number on your e-ticket as soon as you know there might be a hold-up so we can start making alternative arrangements. We may send a new driver to you if you’re delated for over 45 minutes, so it’s helpful to keep us posted.
If your delay runs over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your transfers with us and then claim through your travel insurance.
Tenerife South is the largest of the two airports in Tenerife. It’s also the Canary Islands’ second-busiest airport, with over 11.2 million passengers arriving and departing in 2017 and an average of eight million passengers annually over the last 15 years.
Whether you’ve just arrived or you’re waiting for your flight, there’s lots on offer here, with eateries serving up tapas, shops selling souvenirs, plus a range of services.
If you opt for a private transfer to take you back for your return flight, you’ll need to check your e-ticket carefully as this will detail the time that your driver will arrive at your holiday accommodation to collect you. We ask you to be ready 15 minutes before your pick-up time.
You’ll also receive a reminder text if you opt in to receive SMS messages from hoppa when you make your booking. Should things not go to plan on the day, call one of the emergency numbers listed on your ticket.
If you choose to travel via shuttle bus for your Tenerife South Airport transfer, you’ll be able to check your pick-up time 24 hours before your plane departure time. We’ll either send you a text message if you’ve enabled receiving SMS messages on booking, or you can check online. Click on the ‘My bookings’ and ‘Get my pick-up time’ links.
Can’t find your pick-up time the day before you fly? Don’t worry. Simply call the number on your ticket and we’ll explain how to reach your return transfer.
Arrive at least 10 minutes before your bus is scheduled to get to the pick-up point so that you have plenty of time. Call the emergency number on your e-ticket if your bus is late so that we can find out where your driver is.
There are a few variables that affect the cost of car hire in Tenerife. Primarily, it’s the type of car you select, the duration of hire and the location of pickup/drop-off. We work with many key suppliers in the region and always offer the best prices available so whether it’s searching for the cheapest Tenerife car hire or something else, we can definitely help.
Generally, most car hire providers allow anyone between the ages of 21-70 to hire a vehicle. Some providers may charge additional fees for drivers above the age of 70 or below the age of 25, it’s always worth checking as these do vary per provider.
Once you’ve completed your online booking you’ll be emailed an eticket. If you don’t receive it, make sure you check your junk folder just to be sure! This ticket has all the details about your booking and acts as verification for your purchase, it’s always good to have a paper copy on-hand as you land in the airport as this will be required by most of our car hire partners.
When you reach the car hire stand of your provider, you’ll need to complete some quick paperwork to finalise. You’ll be asked for a credit/debit card of the main driver to cover a deposit, this amount varies per provider but for more details you can contact us to get the exact amount of your provider. Once done, you should be free to be on your way and enjoying your holiday!
The motorways and dual-carriageways have an upper limit of 120kph and actually also have a lower limit of 60kph when there’s no traffic. The "A" roads are limited to 100kph, the out-of-town "B" roads 90kph and the in-town "B" roads, 50kph. All speed limits are clearly marked in familiar style signage, large numbers in red circles at the roadside. Please be sure to familiarise yourself with local traffic laws before you travel.
After taking the exchange rate into account (EUR/GBP), the Tenerife fuel rates are actually a little better than the UK, although fluctuations occur it’s recently been approximately 10-12% cheaper for both petrol and diesel. Often the hire cars have very good miles per gallon efficiency too so chances are you can make a double saving here!
If you’ve had an accident it’s important that you know what you’re covered for. Most car hire companies will have a basic damage waiver, theft protection and third-party liability cover. In most circumstances your domestic car insurance policy won’t cover incidents abroad, but we do offer travel insurance when you book with us to ensure you get the cover required.
If you do have an incident, firstly make sure all parties are away from the vehicles and in a safe place. The NHS recommend not moving anyone who is badly injured or unable to move themselves.
Secondly, call the appropriate services for the incident in Tenerife. These numbers should be provided to you by your car hire company, but if not then please call 112 which is their equivalent to 999 if it is an emergency situation. It’s always good at this point to try and exchange contact details with any other involved drivers or witnesses to the incident.
Thirdly, contact your hire company. Explain what has happened and they will guide you through the next steps.
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