Where can I fill up cheapest?
The lowest price for Super 95 on 15 October 2026 is charged at PLENERGY in Arafo. The station is on Calle Camino La Molineta in the Polígono El Carretón. According to the list, a litre costs 1.289 euros there.
Super 95 is only 0.01 euros more expensive at H2EXAGON ARAFO. This station is located in the Polígono Industrial El Carretón, parcela 1.6. According to the list, the price per litre there is 1.299 euros.
For diesel drivers, CANARY OIL in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is the cheapest address. The station is on Calle Subida al Mayorazgo. Gasóleo A costs 1.575 euros per litre there, according to the list.
What does fuel cost in Santa Cruz de Tenerife?
In the island capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the list gives a price of 1.385 euros per litre of Super 95 at CANARY OIL. 98 octane petrol costs 1.458 euros per litre at the same station.
The second cheapest diesel price on the island is also in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. At TGAS-TU TRÉBOL in the Polígono Industrial El Mayorazgo, a litre costs 1.576 euros according to the list. That is only 0.001 euros more than at the cheapest provider.
For 98 octane petrol, H2EXAGON ARAFO in Arafo is the cheapest choice at 1.399 euros per litre. The second cheapest option for 98 octane petrol is CANARY OIL in Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 1.458 euros per litre.
What does this mean for holidaymakers with hire cars?
For visitors with hire cars, comparing prices is worthwhile above all when returning the vehicle. Many hire companies require a full tank. The actual price at the pump should be checked immediately before refuelling.
The cheapest petrol station is in Arafo, not in the tourist south of the island. Anyone coming from a resort in the south has to accept a longer drive for the lowest petrol price. The prices are a snapshot for 15 October 2026 and may change after the report.
No special rule, deadline or eligibility requirement is mentioned in the report at hand. Opening hours or details of discounts and fuel cards are also absent from the list.
Why do prices differ so much?
The fuel market in the Canary Islands is liberalised. Stations report their prices to the ministry. The Gobierno de Canarias publishes the data by island and municipality.
The final price is made up of product costs, transport, distribution, trade margins and taxes.
Differences between stations arise from logistics costs, sales volume, local competition and location. According to the sources, there is no uniform tariff set by the Cabildo or the municipalities.
How can I compare prices reliably?
The ministry's official fuel price search engine is the appropriate reference. It should be cross-checked with the Canary Islands price panel. The reported prices can change between updates.
The list at hand contains no reliable comparisons with the previous month or previous year. Nor is any guaranteed validity period given for the prices mentioned.
It remains unclear whether all stations were updated at the same time. The only next step, therefore, is to check the price again immediately before refuelling.
What is still unclear?
The source does not give opening hours for the stations mentioned. Details of discounts, fuel cards or regional subsidies are also absent from the report.
For the cheapest diesel station, CANARY OIL in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, no statement is made about possible waiting times or access restrictions. The location on Calle Subida al Mayorazgo is, however, central.
The list also does not explain whether all stations on the island were included. A complete price comparison for all seven Canary Islands is not possible with the available data.