Tap any pin for a quick summary and a link through to its full guide elsewhere on this site. The map itself is a stylized illustration rather than a precise geographic projection — positions are approximate and meant to show how places sit relative to each other, not for exact navigation. Always check the specific address or location details on the linked page before travelling.
Use the category filters above the map to focus on what you actually need — toggle off Destinations and Where to Stay if you just want to see beaches and activities, for example, or turn everything off except Transport to see both airports and the ferry port at a glance. The south-coast resort belt (Costa Adeje, Playa de las Américas, Los Cristianos) is genuinely this densely packed with things worth knowing about in real life, which is part of why it's the busiest part of the island.
About this map
Every pin links back to a full written guide elsewhere on Awesome Tenerife — the map is a companion to those guides, not a replacement for them. Use it to see how resorts, beaches and attractions sit relative to each other, then click through for the real detail: practical tips, honest descriptions and everything else in the full page.
The five categories mirror the way the rest of the site is organised: Destinations and Beaches cover where to go, Things to Do covers activities and excursions, Where to Stay covers the resort-area guides described in full on our accommodation section, and Transport covers both airports plus the main ferry port. If a place you're looking for isn't pinned yet, it's likely one of the practical guide pages (currency, safety, getting around and similar) that don't correspond to a single physical location — those are still fully covered in the Travel Guide, just not plotted here.
This map is built without any external mapping service or API key — it's a self-contained illustration, so it works whether you're viewing this site online or from the fully offline local copy.