Santiago del Teide weather LIVE

▲ 926 m above sea level

Right now Santiago del Teide (926 m) is —, with a daytime high of 24° and a low of 15°, and a UV index of 10. Snow is forecast above 3300 m.

Santiago del Teide · Tenerife · 926 m above sea level 24° — · low 15°

UV index 10

Feels like 24°C

Wind N 5 km/h

Snow line 3300 m

3-day forecast for Santiago del Teide

Su 21

24° / 15° UV 10

Today

25° / 16° UV 10

Tomorrow

22° / 16° UV 10

3300 m

Snow in Santiago del Teide

Snow is currently forecast above 3300 m around Santiago del Teide. When the snow line drops in winter, the peaks of Tenerife can turn white while the coast stays warm — one of the Canaries' rarest and most photographed sights.

Stargazing near Santiago del Teide

With clear skies tonight and an altitude of 926 m, Santiago del Teide is well placed for stargazing — the Canary Islands have some of the clearest, darkest night skies on Earth.

Nearest beaches to Santiago del Teide

Heading down to the coast? These are the closest beaches to Santiago del Teide, with today's sea temperature and sky.

Tenerife climate in June

Across Tenerife in June, expect around 26.2° by day and 21.1° in the sea, with about 0.2 rainy days. Inland and higher up, like Santiago del Teide, days run a little cooler and nights noticeably colder.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there snow in Santiago del Teide?

Santiago del Teide sits at 926 m. Snow is rare and usually limited to the highest peaks (such as Mount Teide and Roque de los Muchachos) in winter — check the live snow line above for today's forecast.

What should I wear in Santiago del Teide?

At 926 m, Santiago del Teide is several degrees cooler than the coast, especially after sunset, so bring layers. The UV index is strong at altitude, so sun protection matters even when it feels cool.

Is Santiago del Teide good for stargazing?

Yes. The Canary Islands have exceptionally clear, dark skies, and at 926 m Santiago del Teide sits above much of the cloud and light pollution, making clear nights excellent for stargazing.