Travel and local information

Flying to Tenerife

There are two airports on the island of Tenerife, one on the north side (Tenerife Norte, TFN, also known as Aeropuerto de Los Rodeos) and the other one on the south of the island (Tenerife Sur, TFS, also known as Aeropuerto Reina Sofía). Both airports are at about 2.5 hours flying time from Madrid, and about 3 hours from Barcelona. TFN handles mostly inter-island and domestic flights, with several daily connections to Madrid and Barcelona. If you connect there you may fly to TFN. TFS handles mainly tourist and low-cost flights, offering a large number of direct connections to many airports across Europe. TFS is the airport closest to the venue, and we recommend that participants choose flight connections that arrive at this airport, if possible. 

Public transport in Tenerife

These are the public bus lines you can take to reach the hotel from the South Airport at the time of your arrival.

LINE 40 – Airport to Costa Adeje (departures every 30 minutes)
https://www.titsa.com/index.php/tus-guaguas/lineas-y-horarios/linea-040

Once at the main station in Costa Adeje (last stop), you can take:

LINE 477 – direction Los Gigantes. There is a stop 50 m below the hotel (bus stop “El Lajial”)
https://www.titsa.com/index.php/tus-guaguas/lineas-y-horarios/linea-477

The bus stop at the airport is just outside the arrivals entrance.
The buses belong to the company TITSA and are green.
Tickets can be paid directly on the bus.
There is also an option to buy cheaper tickets using the intuitive mobile app  ten+movil . The app ten+movil, once installed and registered, allows users to add money to a virtual wallet by credit card or by buying credit at ticket machines. It offers a 20% discount on tram and bus tickets.

You can also take a taxi, which should cost around €80.

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