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Tenerife runs on London time. You wake thinking it is 7am and it is 7am. The body does not argue.
At 28 degrees north, roughly 200 miles off Africa, this is Spain’s largest Canary Island: 785 square miles of lava, laurel forest and Atlantic glare. It has around 960,000 residents and more than seven million visitors annually.
