Loved Santa Cruz. Good day st the park then lunch and sangria Read Less

Not much to do in port Read Less

Santa Cruz not a brilliant place not that much to see and the area seemed to be under renovation Read Less

Only a brief visit in to town a long walk Read Less

Noisy coach passengers, only 6 Brits on board, rest were Spanish and Argentinians who spoke very loudly during the English commentaries! Read Less

This is the second time we’ve been in Tenerife. We went to the Palmetum this time. Entrance is quite cheap and the views are spectacular from the top. Not much to do really. Read Less

Took a tour on an open top bus around Santa Cruz Read Less

We did another hop on, hop off and absolutely loved the City. Will definitely go back. Read Less

interesting town offering nice strolls Read Less

Carnival time. Not suitable for disabled Read Less

This is the port where we lost half a day due to Fred seemingly being unwilling to pay for us to dock earlier. Being very close to the capital of Tenerife was excellent including seeing the Carnival which was well worth it. It is mainly an event for the locals which was good to see. Why were Black Watch the only ship in port on the day?! Well done to Fred for this. The next day we walked around the town starting with the large concert hall close to the sea which has an excellent open air café / restaurant facing the swimming complex and Palmetum. We then walked up hill to the shopping centre with a large El Cortes Ingles department store which is good value for Brits! Back through the excellent traditional market and some of the old town. Read Less

Walked into town again.. just had a wander round the shops and stopped in a few bars Read Less

The organisation was Tamaran. Collins was a very good guide. Spoke perfectly English (was born in Schotland) Read Less

Nice scenic teipnwhile in Santa Cruz. Going to Mount Teide. Bus stopped a few times along the way for picture taking. Read Less

We found everything very easy and all the staff very helpful .We did are own trip as we have been here before. Read Less

Stunning landscape but high winds meant we were unable to take the cable car up the volcano Read Less

Getting out of the port is not so easy in Santa Cruz, there was shuttle but we managed to miss it. Ship stayed into the evening which was great, meant we could sunbathe and swim in the morning and then disembark in the afternoon. As we know Santa Cruz already, we chose to go to the very large branch of upmarket Spanish department store chain El Corte Ingles, partly in order to visit the food hall to buy the special Spanish food we like to take home with us, and it was the January sales so some good bargains but very crowded. Read Less

We walked around the main shopping area which was typically touristy but had some nice shops and cafes. Read Less

Did some shopping which was good, Read Less

We took the bus to Las Teresitas Read Less

Just walked around the port, very pleasant. Read Less

We were in port until very late evening, so we went by tram to the charming little town of La Laguna (the tram stop is called Trinidad and at the end of the line, making it very easy). After visiting a museum, we went for lunch at an old Canarian Restaurant (Patio Canario) which is housed in an old building. Far from being a tourist trap, most of the clientele were Spanish - the food and service were excellent, as were the prices. The tram ride cost a couple of Euros and was a very pleasant journey taking about 20 minutes. Read Less

Good open top bus tour and included walking tour around central Santa Cruz. Read Less

*Tenerife – Walked to the center of town (long walk and not as nice as it was in Cadiz). We got there on a Sunday, meaning that ALL the outdoor bars and restaurants were taken over by big families with a lot of kids (running and screaming around tables). We walked around trying to find some nice and tranquil place but this was not possible so we went right back to the ship. Advice: again take a ship tour, especially if you arrive on a Sunday! Read Less

Good trip - showed a side of mount Teide we had not seen. Lunch was good and the stop at Puerto de la Cruz pleasant. Read Less