The more I considered it, the more I realised that there was a wide network of people out there who have been shaping our views for a long time – sometimes (maybe even often) for dubious reasons. […]
This week we concentrated on visiting the resorts between Tenerife Sur airport and Montaña Guaza; they’re an eclectic mix and a perfect example of why you can’t make generalisations about any area of Tenerife. […]
When we gave the waitress our order (two quatro quesos, one napoletana, one marinera) she laughed and said, ‘the table isn’t big enough’… […]
There’s been a strange light to the dusk sky in the north of Tenerife the last couple of evenings; a haze that turns the sun into a fiery ball long before it should. […]
Next to me, three middle-aged Portuenses with faces the colour of my old Camel boots sang along badly to a Latino mix of I Will Survive that had… […]
From the outside La Bodeguita de Enfrente looks intimate and quaint, but inside is a warren of rooms that gives it the Tardis effect. The décor is rustic and… […]
A sweeping emerald valley populated by a few pools, abandoned stepped agricultural terraces and a few scattered houses. The whole scene overlooked by a lone mountain… and a half. […]
Follow our photo guide to the Fiestas del Carmen and the Día de la Embarcación in Puerto de la Cruz to enjoy a wet, wild and wonderful Tenerife tradition. […]
Summer kicks off big time in Tenerife in July; the low-key months are over as Spanish visitors arrive from the mainland (and other Canary Islands) in their droves. […]
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