Expat Women in Tenerife
Regan
Tenerife
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Heyo, I'm Regan 🏳️🌈 (she/her), a 24 year old from Ohio in the U.S. Just finished teaching English as an aux near Seville, Spain and now backpacking Europe before teaching in the Canary Islands in September. *strangers are just friends you haven’t met yet* I’m here for adventure, amigues, and anecdotes! _________________________________________ Hola, soy Regan 🏳️🌈 (ella), 24 años de edad de Ohio en los EE.UU. Acabo de terminar enseñar inglés como auxiliar cerca de Sevilla, España y ahora haciendo mochilero por Europa antes de enseñar en las Islas Canarias en septiembre. *desconocides son solo amigues que todavía no conoces* ¡Estoy acá para aventura, amigues, y anécdotas!
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Gabriela
Tenerife
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I’m just a normal girl, who studies and works at the same time in Tenerife. I would love to share new experiencies with girls who are into traveling.
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Nuria
Tenerife
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Hello everybody, I’m an Spanish woman trying to visit new places and practice English. I consider myself as a calm and friendly person. I think that the real essence of a culture or country remains in the rural areas so I would love to visit not very touristic places.
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Tonya
Tenerife
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I’m a girl from Belarus leaving in wonderful island of Tenerife since 2018 I’m fluent in English, Spanish and Russian, plus some Ukrainian
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Irene
Tenerife
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Hello, My name is Irene and I'm interested in animals, education, dancing, history, nature, nightlife, solo travel, swimming, van life, writing, games, camping, live music and sightseeing
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Is Tenerife safe for women?
Sometimes the city arent big or the bus stops dont have a time table. So you might feel a but incure if ypure at the right place or when exactly the bus is coming. Not always sidewalks, genereally not great to walk big distances. But do far everyone was very friendly.
Posted: July 14, 2025You can walk with valuable jewellery or smartphone safely almost in every place of the island. There are some places such as el Fraile, San Isidro, Añaza or La cuesta (neighbourhood) that are a little less safe if you are not a local and you go there during the evening or night, but nothing serious in comparison to other "not that safe" places of Europe. In general you feel safe and welcomed. Locals are very kind.
Posted: April 7, 2024Expats in Spain
