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With a population of about 1 million people, Tenerife would hardly be considered a 'desert' island. Parts of the island have low rainfall and would have a desert climate.
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How was Tenerife made?
Tenerife is an island of volcanic origin.
Is Tenerife near Skegness?
no Tenerife is a small island in Spain.
Is tenerife a country?
Tenerife is an island in the Canary islands, which belongs to Spain.
Where is the island of fernando's?
Tenerife is the setting for the fictional island of Fernando's!
What is WNW of grand canary island?
Tenerife
What is the largest island in the canary islands?
Tenerife
Which is the most easterly of the Canary Islands?
Teneriffe or Tenerife island with 2,059 sq km is the largest of Canary Islands, Spain.
Why did Tenerife adopt the flag of Saint Andrew?
Tenerife adopted the flag of Saint Andrew due to its historical connection with Scotland. The island has ties to Scotland through the involvement of Scottish soldiers in battles fought on the island. Additionally, the saltire flag of Saint Andrew is associated with seafaring nations, reflecting Tenerife's maritime history.
Where tenerife located at?
Tenerife is located in Spain. One of the seven Canary Island. Tenerife has just celebrated their Carnaval de Tenerife 2010 which showcase the talents form all over the world.
Are there ferryboats from Barcelona to Tenerife island?
Don't think so, Cadiz seems to be the main ferry terminal for Tenerife.
Is Tenerife part of the European Union?
Tenerife is an island belonging to Spain and Spain is a member of the European Union, so the answer is yes.
Is Tenerife classed as Europe for insurance?
Tenerife is a Spanish island, so it would be covered under insurance relating to Europe.
