Expat Women in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Noelia
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
About me
Hi 😊 I’m Noe, I’m 25 and from Tenerife, but I’m currently living in the Netherlands for a few months. I love traveling, discovering new cultures, and sharing experiences with genuine people. I enjoy nature and animals (I have an adorable cat 🐱). I’m excited to be part of this community of female travelers to support each other, share tips, and maybe even host one another while passing through. 🌍✨
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Yolanda
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
About me
Hii everyone! I’m Yolanda and I’m 20. I’m from S/C de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain. I’m Lesbian, so of course I support LGBT+ community. I’m pet friendly but I don’t have any idk why. I have been with my gf almost 3 years now and we’d love travel around the world and know new people, new places, u know. Abt me, I love music, I’m always w my headphones playing Bad Bunny, Billie Eilish, Lana del Rey or Harry Styles probably. One of my favorite things is walking around and admire the views. I hope we can, idk, connect or something
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Luciana
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
About me
Hi Girls ♥️ My name is Luciana, I'm a 48 yo Brazilian 🇧🇷, currently living in Tenerife (Canary Island, olé 🇪🇦). I lived most of my life in Brazil (São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Amazonas) and since I left my country, I've lived in Malta and Portugal. After the pandemic, I work from home to a company in Portugal. I'll be happy to host you in my sunny island when you have the desire to run out from the winter.
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Zahra
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
About me
Easygoing, funny and smart woman who loves to explore new countries and learn from other cultures. I would love to connect with new people who have similar interests and positive and proactive attitude to life 💃🏻🌻
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Is Santa Cruz de Tenerife safe for women?
Noelia
Tenerife is a peaceful and safe island, but like anywhere else, there are some neighborhoods that can feel a bit more ‘risky,’ usually where people with fewer resources live or where there is drug use or trafficking. However, the areas where tourists usually go are not like that at all. If you ever have any doubts about a neighborhood or a place to stay, feel free to ask me — I’ll be happy to help.” 🌴✨
Posted: August 18, 2025Expats in Spain
