Airport buses
Which TITSA bus to take from Tenerife South (TFS) or North (TFN) airport to Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje, Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz and La Laguna.
Tenerife / Independent island guide
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A guide to 13 useful journeys, each with its departures printed by day type.
Which TITSA bus to take from Tenerife South (TFS) or North (TFN) airport to Los Cristianos, Costa Adeje, Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz and La Laguna.
TITSA line 40 from Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje station, with notes for Playa de las Américas and the ferry port.
Off the La Gomera ferry at Los Cristianos: which TITSA buses leave for Costa Adeje, the south airport and Santa Cruz, and what the bus pages leave out.
TITSA line 30 links Tenerife North Airport (TFN) with Puerto de la Cruz. Where the stop is, how long the ride takes and what to do after the last bus.
Line 343 is the direct TITSA bus between Tenerife North Airport (TFN) and Tenerife South Airport (TFS). Where it leaves, how long it takes, alternatives.
TITSA line 10 runs from Tenerife South Airport (TFS) to Santa Cruz Intercambiador every day, then night line 711. Where to board and how long it takes.
TITSA line 20 links Tenerife North Airport (TFN) with La Laguna and Santa Cruz Intercambiador every day, about twenty minutes, plus night line 104.
Where to check current TITSA ticket types and fares for airport and island buses, what the driver accepts and why this site prints no prices of its own.
Bus line 15 links the Santa Cruz and La Laguna interchanges; tram line 1 joins the two city centres. How to choose, and which ticket covers both.
Line 100 runs from Santa Cruz Intercambiador to Puerto de la Cruz station: where to board, how long it takes and when line 103 via La Laguna is better.
Line 103 links La Laguna Intercambiador with Puerto de la Cruz station via the Botánico area: where to board, how long it takes and when to take line 100.
The west-coast bus from Costa Adeje station to Los Gigantes: which TITSA line to take, where it stops on the way and what to check before the last bus.
How to reach Teide National Park and the Teide cable car on TITSA line 342 from Costa Adeje station or Los Cristianos, and what the bus does not cover.
TITSA line 348 climbs from Puerto de la Cruz station via La Orotava and El Portillo to the Parador in Las Cañadas, timing the cable car on the way down.
Line 946 connects Santa Cruz with Taganana and Almáciga in the Anaga mountains: where it leaves, how long the climb takes and what to check for the return.
Line 50 links La Laguna Intercambiador with Bajamar and Punta del Hidalgo via Tegueste and Tejina: where to board, how long it takes, the coast at the end.
Yes, you can see Tenerife by bus: which base suits a car-free holiday, what TITSA’s lines reach from both airports, what they don’t, and the way back.
Landing after the last bus or flying before the first: what night line 711 covers from Tenerife South, what Tenerife North has, and an honest plan B.
Off a cruise ship in Santa Cruz de Tenerife: what the capital’s bus and tram network reaches in a port day, and what to leave for a longer stay.
The La Gomera ferry leaves Los Cristianos, a stop on line 40 and night line 711 from the airport and Costa Adeje. How bus and boat fit, and the catch.
Where every time, line and stop on tenerifebus.app comes from, how often it is re-read against TITSA, and what we refuse to print.
Las Teresitas, El Médano, La Tejita, Las Vistas, the Anaga coves and the pools of Bajamar and Garachico: the beaches a TITSA line reaches, and the catch.
Year-round sun, the open Atlantic, a high mountain and a night bus with its own rules: what the official pages say, and what they leave to you.
Papas with mojo, fish on the Anaga coast, La Laguna's market, guachinches and island wine, and how a coeliac or vegan traveller finds a safe plate.
Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz, La Laguna or Puerto de la Cruz: which base has a direct airport bus and which lines leave from it.
Official monthly normals for Santa Cruz, the public holidays that switch the buses to the Sunday table, and what changes on the coast and the mountain.
Suitcases, hand luggage, bikes, pushchairs and pets on TITSA's buses, as the operator's passenger questions state them, and what they leave open.
How TITSA's Sundays-and-holidays table changes the island's buses: airport lines, Teide, Anaga, Masca, the night line and the holidays the boards map.
How to plan the return leg on TITSA's buses: where the last departures are printed, why departures are not arrivals, the thin lines, and the honest plan B.