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When you arrive, your Rep will take you around and show you the best places to eat and drink. We don't want you spending all your money in the first few days so your Rep will show you the cheapest places to shop and ensure you get "workers prices" in the clubs and bars.
Here are a few points to remember before you set off:

Don't forget your passport! You might think that it is the easiest thing to remember but you'd be surprised how many people forget it! Check it is in date and that you have 1year left.

Passport
Money
Travellers cheques are the safest way to carry your money however all major credit and debit cards are accepted in the cash machines (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, etc.) It's a good idea to let a family member back home be a signatory for your bank account. In emergencies you can transfer money using Western Union. Note: Cash machines do not show your balance in your account so it is a good idea to set up internet banking so that you are not spending your money blind!
Electricity
Tenerife has the same voltage as the U.K. but you will need plug adaptors. You can buy them here but if you are the kind of person who needs their essential appliances as soon as they land, you will need to pick up a 2 pin European plug adaptor before you leave. (Useful tip from a girl to all girls alike - if you have GHD straighteners you will find that the plug unscrews to reveal a European plug already waiting! Amazing!)
Licence
If you plan to drive on Tenerife, you will find that some hire companies ask for you to be over 21, sometimes 25. If you fancy wizzing about on a scooter or even a quad bike, don't forget to bring your drivers licence!
Be prepared
Email yourself important info - flight details, insurance policy number, passport number, travellers cheques numbers and important phone numbers. Make photocopies of all your paperwork and leave them at home. When you're here, don't carry large amounts of cash - always use the safe in your accommodation and lock your suitcases whenever they are unattended.
Useful tips...