Over the last two summers we have really come to understand why Spanish mainlanders escape Iberia for the Canary Islands. There’s a reason the Canaries are referred to as having the perfect climate. […]
Few hotels seem to be able to recreate that warm and fuzzy feeling that envelopes punters in ‘real’ bars. However, there are some hotel bars on Tenerife which buck the bland trend and come close to creating a buzzing bar vibe. […]
“The north of Tenerife is aimed at older people.” I read this comment on Tripadvisor recently and, like so many bizarre perceptions spouted online, it baffled and irritated me. […]
Gofio has been a staple part of the diet of islanders since before the conquest and can be found in every Canarian supermarket on Tenerife. […]
There’s an old Diana Ross song which begins with the line “Do you know where you’re going to?” It’s a question which could apply to some people as they step off their planes at Tenerife South Airport. […]
For a relatively small island Tenerife is fortunate to boast two international airports, one in the south of the island and one in the north. […]
Midsummer is a magical time on Tenerife for a number of reasons. There’s a palpable change in the air as, despite the misleading name, summer kicks in. […]
La Orotava’s flower carpets also benefits from having one of the most picturesque backdrops on Tenerife. Not only do you get those gorgeous colonial buildings, on a clear day Teide sits in the background. […]
Here are ten examples of traditional Tenerife/Canarian dishes and ingredients which have been given a modern makeover. […]
It was our friend Jo who first mentioned the word ‘bruma’ to us, long before we moved to Tenerife. We were visiting her on La Gomera, sitting on her terrace on the edge of the Garajonay National Park in the sun, drinking beer and marvelling at views… […]
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