Tenerife is suffering from a pickpocket epidemic, check out any of the Tenerife Facebook pages to see just how bad it is

Depending on which apts you stay in they sometimes have a kids playground- almost all have swimming pools ,pool / table tennis tables- Sunningdale has a minigolf area( if you stay there only).Some apt’s have kids clubs- you just have to read about them whilst looking. At San Blas area( where the little shops/restaurants etc are the kids tend to run around in the square ( which is surrounded by the restaurants/ shops)- it’s not huge so easy to keep your eye on them.There was a park at the top but the bar next to it closed so Im not sure if still there. Walking along the seafront would amuse kids & walking to the small port - there is a bar/cafe with nice views at the end.The new Fantasia hotel is apparently awesome for kids.There is a great Irish bar -Wild swan which has family entertainment. Alternatively in Los Cristianos there is a great kids park right on the seafront,as well as a sandy beach,large minigolf just a bit further on etc & the odd trampoline option now & again on the seafront..Day trips out there are plenty of water parks (Sion best),zoo’s etc.Load up some kids stuff on the iPad & they can keep out the sun in a bar ( even better) lol

There is also a Spanish owned restaurant that usually has different singers each night. Its along from the Santa Barbara. Its the small restaurant between the bigger restaurant and the Chinese. Food/prices/service are all good. If the owners about so is the banter!

The airline charged me about £60.00

My experience is that the best place for wifi is in the Reception of the Hotel close to the Lifts. There is no charge for this.

No idea - didn’t take children with us as playing golf and didn’t see many in accommodation either.

Swimming pool and a playground with basic equipment

almost guarantee they will pair you up with another couple