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Paris – Tenerife flights 🇪🇸: what this route really costs

The median price of a Paris – Tenerife return flight is €289. Eight departure dates out of ten fall between €158 and €501, and the cheapest date we have seen is at €69. These figures come from 1605 prices checked by Tarmako across 110 departure dates, from 15 September 2026 to 26 October 2026. The most common stay lasts 6 days.

Airports taken into account: BVA, CDG, ORY for departure, TFS for arrival.

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Return, per person. A month is listed only if it has at least 6 departure dates checked.

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• 13 October 2026: €122 return, against a usual price of €328 (departure on 10 December 2026).

Prices seen on the day of the alert: they are not necessarily still available.

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Tenerife, once you are there

Spring all year round, a four-hour flight away.

Tenerife holds two climates and two worlds in a single island. The south is dry, sunny all year round and organized for holidays; the north is green, humid, planted with banana groves and villages that live their own lives. In the middle stands Teide, the highest peak in Spain, whose national park looks like another planet. People come for the sun in December and leave wondering why no one had mentioned the forests of Anaga.

Getting around. The southern airport (TFS) is about forty minutes from the seaside resorts, while the northern one (TFN) serves Santa Cruz and La Laguna. The green buses of the TITSA network connect the major towns well, but driving remains the only reasonable way to reach Teide, Masca or the western beaches. Expect around thirty euros per day for a rental outside the high season.

Where to stay. Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos for guaranteed sun and equipped beaches; Puerto de la Cruz for an authentic and much cheaper Canarian town; La Laguna for the student atmosphere and colonial architecture. Expect from 50 to 120 € per night depending on the season, significantly more during the year-end holidays.

What to eat. Papas arrugadas — small potatoes cooked in very salty water — served with red and green mojo, can be found everywhere and cost a few euros. The catch of the day grilled in fishing villages like El Médano or Los Abrigos remains the island's best address. Taste gofio, toasted flour that goes into everything, and the local wine, little-known and very decent.

What to do. Teide by road then cable car, preferably early in the morning before the clouds. The Anaga massif in the northeast, a primitive laurel forest classified by UNESCO. The village of Masca and its winding road. Whale watching departing from Los Gigantes. And Benijo beach, at the end of the world, for the sunset.

Good to know. The weather is fine in the south even when it rains in the north: do not judge the island from your hotel. The nights are chilly as soon as you gain altitude, bring a jacket for Teide even in summer. December to March is the peak European season, prices double around Christmas.

Frequently asked questions

What is the usual price of a Paris – Tenerife flight?

The median price of a Paris – Tenerife return flight checked by Tarmako is €289, across 110 departure dates observed from 15 September 2026 to 26 October 2026. Eight dates out of ten fall between €158 and €501.

What is the cheapest month for a Paris – Tenerife flight?

Among the departures Tarmako has checked, January 2027 is the cheapest month for Paris – Tenerife, with a median return price of €186 across 11 dates. This ranking only covers months already on sale and may change.

Can I book a Paris – Tenerife flight with Tarmako?

No. Tarmako sells no tickets: the service checks prices, calculates the usual price of the Paris – Tenerife route and lets its subscribers know by email when a fare falls well below that level (half price on short flights, 35 % less on long-haul). You then book with the airline or agency of your choice.

How these figures are calculated: for each departure date we keep the median price seen, then we calculate the median across all dates. These are observed prices, neither guaranteed nor held. Our method in detail. Page updated automatically on 26 October 2026.