The Canary Oil service station, located at Subida al Mayorazgo street, 7, offers the most economical 95 petrol in the capital of Tenerife this Saturday, at 1.255 euros per litre. It also leads the prices in diesel and 98 petrol.
Refuelling in Santa Cruz de Tenerife this Saturday has a clear reference: the Canary Oil petrol station, situated at Subida al Mayorazgo street, 7, has become the most economical option for drivers in the capital. According to updated data from the Ministry of Ecological Transition, collected on its Geoportal platform, this station offers 95 petrol at 1.255 euros per litre, the lowest price in the municipality.
Not only is 95 petrol the cheapest at Canary Oil; diesel is also the cheapest, sold at 1.335 euros per litre, and 98 petrol at 1.345 euros per litre. This makes this petrol station a reference point for those looking to save on refuelling in the Mayorazgo area.
In the ranking of 95 petrol, the second place is occupied by the Tgas-tu Trébol station, located on the TF1 motorway, La Caleta junction, in Adeje, with a price of 1.259 euros per litre. Another station of the same brand in the El Mayorazgo industrial estate, also in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, follows at the same price. Further back are Plenergy in Arafo (1.289 euros) and Océano Taco in La Laguna (1.299 euros).
For 98 petrol, after Canary Oil, the Tgas-tu Trébol stations in Adeje and El Mayorazgo tie at 1.348 euros. More expensive options include Pcan in Candelaria (1.428 euros) and Shell El Ramonal in Santa Cruz (1.429 euros).
As for diesel, the same Canary Oil tops the list at 1.335 euros. It is followed by the two aforementioned Tgas-tu Trébol stations (1.338 euros), Tgas Las Caletillas in Candelaria (1.388 euros) and Plenergy in Arafo (1.389 euros).
The cheapest premium diesel in the area is found at the Océano station, in the Valle de Güímar industrial estate, at 1.389 euros per litre. It is followed by Océano Taco in La Laguna (1.399 euros), Océano Santa Cruz on Panamá street (1.399 euros), Océano on the TF-111 road in La Laguna (1.439 euros) and Océano in San Miguel de Abona (1.459 euros).
These prices, updated as of July 25, 2026, come from the Geoportal of the Ministry of Ecological Transition, which collects data reported by the service stations themselves. For drivers in Santa Cruz de Tenerife and surrounding areas, the Canary Oil petrol station presents itself as the most cost-effective option for filling up this weekend, especially if looking for 95 petrol, 98 petrol or conventional diesel.
The price difference between the cheapest and the most expensive petrol station can represent significant savings for those who travel many kilometres. For example, between Canary Oil and the most expensive 95 petrol on the list (which does not appear in the ranking but can be inferred from other stations), the difference can exceed 10 cents per litre. In a 50-litre tank, that equates to over 5 euros in savings.
For those who prefer premium diesel, the most economical option is in Güímar, although the difference with the second cheapest is minimal (1 cent). In any case, prices on the island remain stable compared to previous weeks, according to the consulted data.
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