Brit tourist missing after flying to hols hotspot island three weeks ago but never returning as cops launch huge search
Gerallt, 28, left for the Spanish island on July 7, but hasn't been seen since with police now becoming "increasingly concerned" for his safety.
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Authorities in Tenerife and the British Embassy have launched a desperate bid to try and find the Welshman.
North Wales Police West Conwy Coastal posted an urgent update on Gerallt as they said: "We are becoming increasingly concerned for the welfare of a man who has been missing since earlier this month.
"Gerallt, who is 28 years old, was last seen leaving his home address in Llandudno on July 4th.
"He is believed to be in Tenerife, after officers received information that he boarded a flight from Manchester Airport on July 7th.
"However following checks made with the airline he did not board his flight home on July 12th as expected."
Cops also shared an image of the Llandudno man as they appealed for information to help with their search.
He is described as being 5ft 8in with short, black hair.
He was last seen wearing a navy-blue tracksuit and black trainers.
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