Costa Adeje
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The island model
Explore the published bus network on the relief map, then choose a destination card for its bus answer. Closely spaced destinations appear only in the cards.
Bus lines on the map
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Coast and beaches
Line 40 from Tenerife South Airport, line 342 to Teide, 477 to Los Gigantes, 110 to Santa Cruz. Beaches, whale boats and the south base without a car.
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Culture
Line 20 from Tenerife North Airport, line 15 or tram 1 from Santa Cruz. The UNESCO grid on foot, the market, and buses into Anaga and down to the coast.
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Nature
Line 342 from Costa Adeje and 348 from Puerto de la Cruz, one bus up and one down, with the times. Roques de García, the cable car.
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Nature
Line 477 along the coast from Costa Adeje, 473 from Los Cristianos, with the times. The 600 m cliffs, the whale-watching port and Playa de La Arena.
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Nature
Line 946 from Santa Cruz over El Bailadero to Taganana and Almáciga, with the times. Laurel forest, black-sand beaches, Roque de las Bodegas.
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Towns
Line 10 from Tenerife South Airport, 20 from Tenerife North, with the times. The Intercambiador, the market, the Rambla sculptures.
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Towns
Line 345 from Puerto de la Cruz station; the Teide bus 348 calls on its way up. Casa de los Balcones, Victoria Gardens and the Corpus Christi carpets.
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Coast and beaches
Line 40 from Tenerife South Airport, 112 from Santa Cruz, night line 711, with the times. The calm town beach, Las Vistas.
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Culture
Lines 363 and 325 from Puerto de la Cruz, 460 and 464 from Costa Adeje, 106 from Santa Cruz. The Drago Milenario, the old town and San Marcos cove.
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Culture
Lines 120 and 122 from Santa Cruz Intercambiador to Plaza de Teror. The basilica of the patron of the Canaries, the bronze menceyes.
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Coast and beaches
Line 50 from La Laguna via Tegueste, Tejina and Bajamar, with the times. Blue Flag natural pools, lifeguards and the PR-TF 10 trail down from Anaga.
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Nature
Line 381 from Plaza Reyes Católicos in Puerto de la Cruz to Punta Brava. 40,000 animals, Coral Kingdom, and the honest three-bus route from the south.
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Coast and beaches
Line 910 from Santa Cruz Intercambiador to San Andrés every day. The golden beach behind its breakwaters, lifeguards, the fishermen’s guild.
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Nature
Line 369 from Buenavista, the bus in when cars are kept out; line 363 from Puerto de la Cruz to Buenavista. The lighthouse, the Los Gigantes view.
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Towns
Lines 460 and 464 from Costa Adeje, 325 from Puerto de la Cruz, 355 on to Masca. Chinyero, the Arguayo pottery and the trail down to Puerto Santiago.
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Coast and beaches
Plan Playa de las Américas on TITSA line 424 from Los Cristianos: beaches, a seafront walk, and how to find your stop and check your return.
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At a glance
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Bus links drawn on the map
Counted from this guide’s own map: each link is a TITSA line, or tram line 1 (Metrotenerife), that one of this guide’s pages publishes. Dotted: lines 343 and 369, a limited or weather-dependent service. Counted on 19 October 2026.
Source: Tenerife BusThis guide’s journey guides (counted on its map)
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Places with a drawn bus link
Counted from this guide’s schematic. Closely spaced destinations can remain off the map; their pages carry the published route details. Counted on 19 October 2026.
Source: Tenerife BusThis guide’s journey guides (counted on its map)
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Airports, each with its own buses
Tenerife South (TFS) and Tenerife North (TFN), on opposite sides of the island.
Source: AenaTenerife South Airport bus accessTenerife North Airport bus access
3,706 m
Highest ground in the elevation model
The highest point of the map’s relief, resampled from Copernicus DEM GLO-30 when it was rendered on 5 October 2026.
Source: Copernicus (European Union and ESA)Copernicus DEM GLO-30 on the Registry of Open Data on AWS
Before you set out
Current readings from Open-Meteo at four places this guide covers. They are measurements, not a statement about any bus or boat.
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Live readings are unavailable right now. The guidance below does not depend on them.
Readings are measurements from Open-Meteo. Whether a bus or a boat trip runs is for TITSA and the boat’s operator to say, not this panel.