Mount Teide is the largest mountain in Spain and a dormant volcano. Views of the peak can be seen from many of the resorts on the island. Tenerife’s beaches are a mixture of black volcanic sand and imported golden sand. The beaches are dotted mainly around the tourist resorts and typically offer showering facilities, sun beds, parasols, a variety of water sports and snack bars, restaurants either nearby or on the beach itself. Loro Parque is one of the island’s top tourist attractions and provides a great family day out. You can watch a host of animals doing funny tricks and stunts! The park is home to more than a hundred different species of animals and birds and has its own aquarium. Aqualand Tenerife is a fantastic water park in the south of island. Kids of all ages are sure to enjoy this, even the grown up ones! Golf is a very popular pastime on the island. One area where it is particularly popular is Golf del Sur