Compare Costa Adeje flights

Tenerife is an established favourite among British holidaymakers and flights to Costa Adeje are a breeze to come by.

Bear in mind that Tenerife has two airports: Tenerife-South Airport (TFS) and Tenerife-North Airport (TFN), which serves the resorts of Laguna and Puerto de la Cruz. You’ll need to arrive into Tenerife South, unless you fancy a whopping cross-island trip to get to Costa Adeje.

Be sure to double check you’ll be landing in the right spot before splashing out on your flights.

Ryanair runs flights to Tenerife South from Gatwick, Stansted and Luton. easyJet operates flights to Tenerife South from Gatwick, Luton and Southend. Not only that, Norwegian, British Airways and TUI all fly in and out of Gatwick.

In other words, flights to Tenerife run almost as frequently as London buses! Flights are direct and take around four and a half hours (and, if you’re eager to avoid a pre-dawn wake up call, there are plenty of socially acceptable flight times up for grabs!).

If travelling to London is a stretch, Tenerife flights are still a dime a dozen. EasyJet, Ryanair, TUI and Jet2 offer cheap flights to Tenerife from Newcastle; easyJet, Ryanair, Vueling, Norwegian and TUI fly from Manchester; while Ryanair, TUI and Jet2 fly direct from Leeds.

It’s also possible to find flights from other cities all over the UK, with direct flights leaving from Nottingham, Bournemouth, Sheffield, Liverpool, Birmingham, Bristol and Exeter. It couldn’t be easier to pack your bags and hop on a plane.

TUI and Jet2 all operate direct flights to Tenerife South from Glasgow - a journey that takes around four hours and 40 minutes. Jet2, Ryanair and TUI fly direct from Belfast in 2023; prices are reasonable and you can definitely pocket a cheap flight to Tenerife if you book in advance.

If you’re flexible with dates and on the lookout for a bargain, March, April and November tend to be the cheapest months to fly to Tenerife, excluding the school holidays over Easter.

Prices skyrocket over the winter season (when us Brits get desperate to feel some long-lost sun on our skin). Airfares also spike over the summer school holidays, while May and September are great months for grabbing a sneaky deal.

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