Tenerife - South, or Reina Sofia, is the island´s modern international airport, and one of the busiest in the whole of Spain. The other island airport, Tenerife - North, is for inter-island flights, although there are also regular domestic and international flights, the latter have returned to this airport since 1998.

Aeropuerto Reina Sofía is the busiest Airport in Tenerife, ranking 7th in Spain. It typically serves the mass of regular and charter flights constantly arriving from the most of Europe.

Tenerife Sur Airline Companies: Arke Fly, Astraeus, Austrian Airlines, Belair Airlines, Binter Canarias,Blue Panorama, Blueline Airlines, Britannia Nordic, British Airways, British Midland, Condor, CSA Czech Airlines, Edelweiss Air, Eurofly, Excel Airways, Finnair, First Choice Airways, Fischer Air Polska, Flyglobespan, Flyjet, Futura Internacional, Girjet, Hamburg International, Hapag Fly, Hola Airlines, Iberia, Iberworld,Itali Airlines, Jet2.com, Jetairfly, Kras Air
Lauda Air, LTE, LTU, Luxair, Martinair, Monarch Airlines, My Travel Airways DK ( Scandinavia ), My Travel Airways UK,Neos, Niki, Nordic Leisure, Novair, Palmair, Siberian (S7 Airlines), SAS Scandinavia Airlines, SATA Internacional,Spanair,Sterling Airlines, Swiss International Air Lines, Thomas Cook Belgium, Thomas Cook Airlines UK, Thomsonfly, Transaero Airlines, Transavia, Travel Service, Travel Service Hungary, TUI Fly, Vim Airlines, Wind Jet.

As it is an island, the only other way to arrive on Tenerife is by ferry, either to Santa Cruz de Tenerife or Los Cristianos, near Playa de Las Américas.

A network consisting of two fast, toll-free motorways (TF1 and TF5) encircles nearly the entire island, linking all the main towns and resorts with the metropolitan area. The exception is in the west from Adeje to Icod de los Vinos, which is traversed by a smaller winding mountain road.

However, plans are now afoot to complete the autopista, which is causing heavy debate between the environmentalists and the local businessmen, though works are bound to start in early 2007. This, however, pales in comparison to the heated discussions concering the planned port in Granadilla, which is now in the hands of Brussels.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife Port Authorities

Avenida de Francisco La Roche, 49 - Edif. Junta del Puerto
38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Tel: 922 60 54 00 / 922 60 54 45 / 922 60 54 04
Fax 922 60 54 79 / 922 60 54 80
e-mail: comercial@puertosdetenerife.org
Web site: http://www.puertosdetenerife.org
Emergencies (Maritime Captaincy): 900 202 202

Acciona Trasmediterránea
Head Offices
Avda. de Europa, 10
Parque Empresarial La Moraleja
C.P. 28108 Alcobendas ( Madrid )
Tel. 91 423 85 00 - Fax 91 423 85 55
E-mail: info@trasmediterranea.es
Information and reservations: 902 45 46 45
Web: http://www.trasmediterranea.es

Santa Cruz de Tenerife Offices
Estación Marítima - muelle de Ribera
38001 Santa Cruz de Tfe.
Tel. 922 842 260 - Fax. 922 842 244
Carga: Fax. 922 842 230
Tel. 922 842 200 - 922 842 209

Fred Olsen Lines
Web site: http://www.fredolsen.es
Información tel. 902 100 107
Information and reservations: 922 62 82 31 / 928 22 81 86

Head Offices - Fred Olsen, S.A.
Edificio Fred. Olsen. Polígono Industrial Añaza, s/n
38109 Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Centralita Telf. 922 628 200 / Fax 922 628 201
E-mail: reservas@fredolsen.es

Offices in Muelle de Ribera - Santa Cruz de Tenerife -
Tfno: 922 29 00 11
Offices in Los Cristianos
Tfno: 922 79 05 56
Offices in Santa Cruz de la Palma
Tfno: 922 41 54 33
Offices in La Gomera
Tfno: 922 87 10 07

Naviera Armas S.A.
Web site: http://www.navieraarmas.com
Oficinas en Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Tel. 922 534 050 - 922 534 052
Fax: 922 28 97 58

Garajonay Expres
Líneas entre Tenerife y La Gomera
Web: http://www.garajonayexpres.com
E-mail: info@garajonayexpres.com
Information and reservations: 902 34 34 50
Fax 922 807 031
Offices in: Muelle de Vueltas
38870 - Valle Gran Rey (La Gomera)