With its special Ocean climate, Tenerife island are only slightly warmer in Spring than in Winter. The daily average max temperature rises through March and April to hit 24 °C (75 °F) by May. Spring is a drier season than Winter, in the Canary Spanish islands with about 26-29 dry days on average. 7-9 hours of sunshine can be expected on average each day.

Tenerife often referred to as the “Island of Eternal Spring” because the near perfect climate; a sub tropical paradise with one of the best temperate climates in the world. The Tenerife climate is mild temperate and moderate at all times of the year. The climate in the north is usually a few degrees cooler and precipitation is frequently, especially at higher altitudes.
It is not uncommon for Mount Teide to be capped with snow during the spring months whilst tourists are sunbathing on the beaches . No doubt the perfect climate helped Tenerife to become one of the most popul tourist destinations ...

The largest of Spain’s seven Canary Islands, Tenerife, is located in the Atlantic Ocean 100 kilometres off the north west coast of Africa. This is one of Europe’s most popular winter sun destinations for Germans, Brits, the French and Italians flock here for cheap sunshine getaways, particularly during the months of  March, April and May. The combination of cheap package deals, a wonderful year-round climate and an extraordinary landscape of volcanoes, cliffs, lush pastures and black sand beaches make Tenerife a magnet for millions of tourists each year. The island is part of Spain but its location, 1,350 kilometres south of the Iberian peninsula, gives it a special tropical climate regulated by the Gulf Stream and Trade Winds.

Tenerife is an island where you can enjoy an eternal warm spring with an average winter temperature of 18C and average summer temperature of 24C. Tenerife’s tourist resorts are as varied as its landscapes - choose your area carefully and you’ll find whatever you’re looking for. There’s the bustling, man made international resort of Playas de las Americas on the west coast (described by some as Blackpool in the sun!) and the old-world charm of picturesque Puerto de la Cruz with its quaint streets and historic buildings. You can bask on beaches of black, volcanic sand or on the golden stretches of sand imported from the Sahara to enhance Tenerife’s “touristability”. All this and much, much more awaits you on the island of Tenerife ..