Puerto de la Cruz has quietly developed a Klingon-like invisibility cloak. It's used to hide parts of the town which someone clearly doesn't want certain visitors to discover.
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Puerto de la Cruz has quietly developed a Klingon-like invisibility cloak. It's used to hide parts of the town which someone clearly doesn't want certain visitors to discover.
To kick off the new year we've overhauled and updated our guidebook The Real Tenerife, an Insider's Guide.
In 2016 a lot of the year was spent exploring different shores, even so we enjoyed yet another interesting year full of new experiences.
In a bid to finally rid Tenerife of it's 'all day British breakfast' image the Island's Government plans to introduce a 'Taste of Tenerife' scheme
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There are quite a few interesting lighthouses still flashing nightly around the coast of Tenerife. Some are easy to spot, others take a bit of a trek to reach.
It was a valuable lesson about the Tenerife where people lived and worked as opposed to the one on which to enjoy holidays...
It was the sort of gastronomic scene which has some visitors, and even people on other Canary Islands, dismissing the food on Tenerife as being not very good...
These are five ways to eat good food on Tenerife without spending a lot of money... and not going all inclusive.
There are a number of reasons why anyone accidentally gives wrong advice about Tenerife. Often it is because they haven't experienced first hand the topic they're advising about.