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From El Molledo to the Chinyero lava fields, three hiking routes offer the chance to explore Santiago del Teide on foot, passing through villages, pine forests and volcanic landscapes that preserve traces of its rural past.

Txemy Basualto shares his perspective on Santiago del Teide through a work inspired by the Cliffs of Los Gigantes. The artist discusses his connection with the Canary Islands, his childhood memories and the creative process behind the piece.

World Tourism Day in Santiago del Teide recognises the stories of those who choose the municipality year after year, celebrating their loyalty and acknowledging the work of the people who shape the destination.

Is it possible to enjoy a family-friendly beach within an urban area? At Playa de La Arena, it certainly is. One of the best-known beaches in Santiago del Teide, its black volcanic sand and its location next to the seafront promenade create a setting where the sea forms part of the town’s daily li

The Fiestas del Carmen in Puerto de Santiago bring together seafaring tradition and popular culture against an Atlantic backdrop. The procession, the boat carrying the statue of the Virgen del Carmen and the fireworks reflect the identity and deep roots of this celebration in Santiago del Teide.

If you have one day to discover Santiago del Teide, exploring the municipality from its traditional midlands to the coast is one of the best ways to experience its essence. A journey that brings together history, traditions and the ocean through some of the destination's most distinctive landscapes.

A landscape of lava and contrasts, where the force of nature can still be felt in the scenery. The trails that run through volcanic badlands tell the story of the last eruption in Tenerife. A protected area for exploring the recent footprint of the volcano in the heart of nature.

In the heart of Santiago del Teide, in a landscape dominated by volcanoes and trails, the Casa del Patio opens a window to the past. This 17th-century building, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, preserves the rural heritage of the municipality and remains a symbol of Canarian tradition.

ITB Berlin has served as a meeting space to analyse the evolution of the German market and strengthen connections with industry professionals, in a context marked by growing interest in sustainability-related experiences.

Hiking trails, volcanic landscapes, flowering sow thistles, and the scent of spring bring Santiago del Teide to life, making it the perfect destination for enjoying nature and the fine weather.

The 2026 Los Gigantes Carnival filled the streets with colour, rhythm, and music, thrilling both locals and visitors alike.

Every winter, the volcanic landscape of Santiago del Teide is transformed by the blossoming of the almond trees. A journey with the Teide as a backdrop along a trail that invites you to enjoy this unique, fleeting natural spectacle in Tenerife.

: The SDTree campaign reflects a way of discovering Santiago del Teide through environmental care and the involvement of those who live in and visit the municipality, based on a reforestation initiative linked to the territory and its local identity.

Blue Destiny highlights Santiago del Teide’s relationship with the sea through responsible experiences within its marine environment. The initiative reinforces the municipality’s commitment to a model that protects its natural heritage and promotes respectful enjoyment of the coastline.

Este mes de noviembre, el municipio de Santiago del Teide conmemorará los 116 años de la erupción del volcán Chinyero, la más reciente registrada en Tenerife.

Los Guíos Beach and La Arena Beach, examples of environmental management and Spanish and European benchmarks, are two accessible and safe beaches that represent a commitment to a tourism model focused on accessibility, quality and sustainability.

En el corazón de Arguayo, el pasado toma forma entre barro, fuego e identidad. Una experiencia única para descubrir la alfarería aborigen canaria y la historia hecha a mano. Un espacio vivo donde cada pieza guarda la memoria de un oficio ancestral.

Discover the eruption that transformed the landscape and life in Santiago del Teide in 1909. Through audiovisual and interactive resources, discover the island's volcanology and the impact of the volcano on its surroundings. An ideal starting point for exploring the Chinyero Special Nature Reserve.

An accessible and peaceful beach, sheltered by spectacular volcanic rock walls. Black sand, the sound of the ocean and a gentle breeze on your face. Enjoying the sea here means connecting with nature at its most authentic.

Whale and dolphin watching in the wild is possible 365 days a year in Santiago del Teide. A unique marine environment, part of Europe's only Whale Sanctuary, where you can enjoy an accessible, exciting and sustainable experience on the south-west coast of Tenerife.

Kayaking at the foot of the Cliffs of Los Gigantes is a unique experience. Nature and adventure combine in an active, accessible, and safe activity for everyone. A new perspective for exploring the coast of Santiago del Teide from the sea.

In Santiago del Teide, inclusion is part of every experience. A destination where everyone can enjoy nature, the coast and culture without barriers. Accessible beaches, adapted trails and historic enclaves open to everyone.

In the heart of Santiago del Teide stands the Parish Church of San Fernando Rey, a temple built by a community determined to have its own voice and presence in its territory. With its traditional Canarian architecture and unique beauty, it remains today a symbol of identity, devotion and pride for t