Information about buses in Tenerife + bono bus travel card.
Publicado: Vie Sep 26, 2008 6:09 pmThe Titsa bus service offers a reliable public transport service all over Tenerife. I highly recommend getting out of the resort areas & exploring the rest of Tenerife.
The only buses I've found not to be all that reliable are the 103 and 110... usually replaced by the regular "all stations" 102 & 111 services, respectively.
Bus trips in Tenerife are relatively expensive, but you can save a lot of money by buying a BONO bus card. They're available from all major bus stations & some newsagents. Just say: "Un bono, por favor".
They look like this:
The cost of a single journey between Playa de la Americas & Puerto de la Cruz (the longest bus service in Tenerife) will cost €12.25 if you pay in cash. If you have a bono, the same bus trip 'only' costs €7.25. Most shorter journeys cost €1-2 with a bono bus ticket. Bono bus cards cost either €12 or €30, so it's often worth buying one. I see tourists get ripped off all the time...
See for more information about travelling with bikes on buses.
The only buses I've found not to be all that reliable are the 103 and 110... usually replaced by the regular "all stations" 102 & 111 services, respectively.
Bus trips in Tenerife are relatively expensive, but you can save a lot of money by buying a BONO bus card. They're available from all major bus stations & some newsagents. Just say: "Un bono, por favor".
They look like this:
The cost of a single journey between Playa de la Americas & Puerto de la Cruz (the longest bus service in Tenerife) will cost €12.25 if you pay in cash. If you have a bono, the same bus trip 'only' costs €7.25. Most shorter journeys cost €1-2 with a bono bus ticket. Bono bus cards cost either €12 or €30, so it's often worth buying one. I see tourists get ripped off all the time...
See for more information about travelling with bikes on buses.