Tenerife AirportFrom Tenerife’s airports to anywhere on the island
Seven destinations, each with its own route, timetable and actual journey time.
Leaving the airports in Tenerife
Seven destinations on the island with direct bus services from one of the two airports. For each one, you’ll find details of the bus route serving it, the journey time and what to do if there’s no service.
We only list places that can actually be reached by a real bus route. If a town in Tenerife doesn’t appear here, it’s because there’s no direct bus service from any airport, and we’d rather say so than make up a connection.
Santa Cruz de TenerifeThe capital, with the transport hub where almost all the island’s buses and the tram interconnect.route 20 · route 10San Cristóbal de La LagunaThe municipality in which the Norte Airport itself is situated: a historic centre listed as a World Heritage Site and a university town.route 20Puerto de la CruzThe northern holiday destination, in the Orotava Valley, at the foot of Mount Teide.route 30 · route 343Los CristianosOne of the two big tourist centres in the south, and the port where the ferries to La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro leave from.route 40 · route 711Costa Adeje and Playa de las AméricasThe island’s largest concentration of hotels, with the coach station where almost all the southern routes terminate.route 40 · route 343 · route 711El Médano and San IsidroThe places closest to the southern airport: San Isidro, Las Galletas and El Médano beach, the windsurfing capital.route 415From North to SouthThe two airports are nearly 60 kilometres apart and there is only one direct route between them. It’s worth bearing this in mind before you book.route 343