Long Stay Holidays in Tenerife

For those looking to escape the cold British weather, long stay holidays in Tenerife can be just the thing to brighten the dreary winter season, and offer plenty of blue skies and warm sunshine, and a range of entertainment options. Generally offered during the low-season, long stay holidays in Tenerife run throughout the winter, and usually appeal to older holiday-makers and retirees who have the luxury of enjoying an extended break with plenty of flexibility. Long stay holidays in Tenerife can also prove to be extremely cost-effective, with discounts given for stays of more than the usual week or fortnight, and the lower cost of living in the Canary Islands meaning that day-to-day expenses are far less.

 

The most popular of all the Canary Islands with British holiday-makers, long stay holidays in Tenerife are a great option for those lucky enough to fly off for lengthy trips - usually from 28 days to 6 weeks, and the abundance of cheap flights from all regional airports mean that availability is generally excellent. With its perfect spring-like climate, the island boasts a warm welcoming atmosphere, and year-round tourist facilities, that can suit all kinds of visitors on a long stay holiday in Tenerife. Resorts available on long stay holidays in Tenerife range from the large commercial centres, such as Playa de las Americas, to smaller quieter towns such as Los Gigantes, Los Christianos and Puerto de la Cruz, with guests choosing to do as much or as little as they like from the long list of activities and organised events available. Long stay holidays in Tenerife allow holiday-makers to fully explore the island, and head to towns and villages that they might otherwise not have time to visit, as well as tour the diverse landscapes such as the volcanic beaches and lush banana plantations, and sights such as Mount Teide.

 

With a range of accommodation options available, long stay holidays in Tenerife feature everything from self-catering studios to all-inclusive deals. Each can offer great value for money, with self-catering giving visitors flexibility for those who like to shop and cook for themselves, (with the added bonus of food and drink being cheaper than at home), whilst half- and full-board holidays featuring lunch and dinner can often work out to be a very reasonably-priced yet luxurious option.