Climate - Tenerife Canary Islands Average weather, temperature, rainfall, sunshine hours. Index Introduction The coasts - Santa Cruz , South coast Sea temperature Inland areas - La Laguna , Teide Best Time What to pack Introduction In Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, the climate is subtropical oceanic on the coast, that is, very mild and sunny most of the year, with little rainfall concentrated in the period from October to March.
In inland areas, the climate varies with altitude and slope exposure: the slopes exposed to the northeast receive a moderate amount of rain and are green, while in the rest of the island the rainfall is scarce, usually below millimeters 10 inches per year on the coasts, and often even below mm 6 in , which explains the aridity of the landscape on coasts and southern slopes. In fact, the prevailing winds, the northeast trade winds , make the northern side more humid, while tempering the heat along the coast during the summer; the trade winds blow with greater intensity in the middle of the day and in the afternoon, and are often moderate or even quite strong.
Choose from an apartment nestled Andalucian style around the 7 swimming pools heated all year round. There is even an area just for the little kids to play and swim safely in and a club to keep them occupied while you relax. You can hire a car and arrange excursions from the front desk that is open 24 hours a day.
The complex is just a few minutes' walk away from blue flag beaches. As well as 2 restaurants, drinks and snacks are served from an on-site bodega to poolside areas. On then Costa Adeje try the Villa de Adeje Beach with more than rooms to suit any size family or a couple. Services here include all meals, some served at the poolside bars, sauna, gym, squash courts, Jacuzzi and table tennis. Choose your meals from the buffet restaurant and catch a show or entertainment at the Bar Hall.
There are 2 swimming pools, one of which is heated all year round, large sun terrace with sun lounges and a children's area for the younger kids. Try scuba diving at Playa de las Vistas. This is a wheelchair friendly beach and very popular with locals and tourists' for its facilities and amenities. This is a great beach for families' with showers and toilets, sunbeds and parasols on a clean and safe man made sandy expanse.
The waves are subdued by a breakwater making it ideal for young children with smaller waves for safer swimming and fun. You can hire a Jet Ski, paddle boat or banana boat for fun on the waves. The Playa San Juan is a clean and safe beach with life guards on the south west coast. A small fishing village is nearby and this is away from the more popular and busier beaches. These mostly affect the northwestern parts of the island, so there is a good chance of staying dry overall.
May is an undoubtedly a warm, dry and sunny month with temperatures reaching into the mids, with the warmest temperatures in the south of the island. The weather is generally very predictable, with usually 9 hours of warm sunshine a day. May is a great time to go to Tenerife before the summer heat ratchets up. There is a very small chance of rain, but usually there is only 5mm over the entire month.
June is definitely the start of summer in Tenerife. Hot temperatures are pretty much guaranteed, reaching average highs of The north of the island will tend to be a few degrees cooler than the south, but plenty of sunshine is almost certain with 10 hours a day on average, though a few spots valley can still hold onto cloud well into summer, such as the Orotava valley.
June is also one of the driest months in the year with almost no rain. July is the driest and one of the hottest months of the year, with usually no rain recorded and average highs of With 11 hours of sunshine a day there is little escape from the sun, though the northern side of the island is usually slightly cooler than the south.
August is the hottest month of the year, with average highs of In the south it will often be warmer than this, reaching into the 30s regularly, while in the north it is usually a little cooler, and a gentle breeze may offer some relief from the heat.
Rain will be of little concern, with the land dry enough to give a risk of forest fires. The summer extends well into September in Tenerife, with average daily highs of The risk of rain increases slightly towards the end of the month, but with only 6mm recorded on average it will generally stay dry with hardly a cloud in the sky. With highs of Most days are sunny, with 7 hours of sunshine a day.
Autumn is well underway in November, but conditions can still be ideal on most days despite the increased risk of rainy days. Temperatures will reach average highs of November is one of the wettest months through the year, with 36mm of rain on average. This is usually only spread over a few days.
While the rain can be fairly unpredictable, the south of the island will usually be drier and see the most sunshine, and may be the best area to visit at this time of year. Despite being the start of winter, December can still see pleasant temperatures and decent spells of sunshine. Average daily highs will reach It is also one of the wettest month of the year with 31mm of rain, though this is usually restricted to a few days of the month to the north side of the island.
Mount Teide is a dormant volcano in the middle of the island and divides the two halves.
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