To look ahead to 2027 is a great idea—especially for Tenerife, as the island is currently undergoing some of its biggest changes in a decade. If you are planning for next year, you’ll be arriving on an island that is more focused on “quality over quantity,” with brand-new luxury openings and some unique celestial events.
Tenerife All-Inclusive Holidays 2027: A New Era of Island Luxury By 2027, Tenerife will feel a little different. The island is moving away from “mass tourism” and investing heavily in sustainability and “boutique” experiences. For the all-inclusive traveller, this means better quality food, more eco-friendly resorts, and a focus on “authentic” Canarian experiences being brought inside the hotel gates.
Who is booking for 2027?
The “Eco-Conscious” Traveller: With Tenerife investing over €1 billion into protecting its natural spaces by 2027, we are seeing a huge rise in “Green All-Inclusive” bookings—resorts that use solar power, zero-waste kitchens, and local farm-to-table menus.
Astro-Tourists: 2027 is a “Big Year” for the skies. There is a Partial Solar Eclipse visible from Tenerife on August 2, 2027. Stargazing enthusiasts are already booking the best “viewing suites” in the hills.
The “New Luxury” Crowd: With the reopening of legendary spots like the Gran Hotel Taoro (returning as a 5-star retreat after 50 years), 2027 is the year for those who want historic glamour mixed with modern all-inclusive convenience.
What is new for 2027? Sustainable Transfers: Expect to see more electric shuttle buses and a major push for public transport. Many 2027 packages now include “Green Transfers” as part of the all-inclusive price.
The “Ecotax” & Managed Access: By 2027, access to hotspots like Mount Teide and Masca will be more strictly managed with small fees (around €10-€15) for non-residents. Smart all-inclusive resorts are already starting to include these “entry permits” as part of their excursion packages.
Digital Entry (ETIAS): For UK travellers, 2027 is the year the ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) finally becomes fully operational. You’ll need to apply for this small digital waiver before you fly—it’s valid for three years, so your 2027 trip will cover you for 2028 and 2029 too!
Top Tip for 2027: Keep an eye on the North of the island. While the South is always sunny, the “new” Tenerife luxury is blooming in Puerto de la Cruz and Garachico. These areas offer a more “grown-up” all-inclusive experience, perfect for those who have “done” Las Américas and want something more authentic.
Book in the “January 2026” Window: Yes, people are already booking for 2027!
The best “Free Child Places” and “Low Deposit” (£60pp) deals for 2027 are released by big operators like Jet2holidays and TUI almost 18 months in advance.
The “2027 Solar Eclipse” Surge: If you plan to be there on August 2, 2027, book your hotel now. Prices for that specific week will likely be much higher than a standard August week due to the global interest in the eclipse.
The Santa Cruz Carnival. The theme for 2027 hasn’t been officially announced yet, but expect it to be even bigger as the island celebrates its post-pandemic tourism records.
May 30, 2027: Dia de Canarias. A great time to be in an all-inclusive, as the hotels pull out all the stops for local food and wine.
August 2, 2027: The Solar Eclipse. A partial eclipse will be visible from the island around 9:34 AM—a perfect breakfast spectacle!
For the “New” Luxury experience: Spring 2027, to be among the first to stay in the newly renovated historic hotels in the North.
For the best weather/value balance: May or September 2027.
How to get there from the UK The “Big Three” (Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham) will continue to lead the way, but 2027 will see even more flights from regional hubs like Newcastle, Belfast, and Bristol as airlines expand their 2027 summer schedules to meet the record demand for the Canaries
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