It is the Mes de Canarias which means that there is loads of events put on for the locals which also means that there’s loads for the discerning visitor…
Anyone who has visited the Cueva de los Verdes on Lanzarote will find the Cueva del Viento quite a bit different…
The impact of the signs has lead to some people thinking that they’d have to pay to use the beach and others declaring they’d think twice about coming to Tenerife…
La Cueva is a Tardis of a restaurant, probably thanks to the whole cave thing going on. There are three dining areas – an outdoor terrace; a sort of…
Fiesta wise it’s a slow month, but there’s usually a lot of good music about and outdoor events begin to get more interesting and varied as spring fever…
The warm and fuzzy scene in La Caldera was so appealing that it tempted us to forego our jaunt in the forest and simply park ourselves at a bench…
Taganana is one of Tenerife’s true hidden delights and taking an hour or so out to enjoy a coffee or a traditional Canarian lunch in the presence of all that simple beauty is a tonic for the soul.
The Real Tenerife is full of unique information that comes from first hand experience of living, working and playing amongst the Canarios…
First impressions of the Ruen Thai near the Puerto Palace was that it wasn’t quite like any other Thai restaurant we’d been to.
I’ve got a zillion shots of Puerto de la Cruz, so I set myself the task of trying to look at it slightly differently.
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