
Why Tenerife Remains Europe’s Secret Destination
“Tenerife is an island that attracts over 6 million visitors a year, many of whom believe they know it like the back of their hands and few of whom know it at all.” […]
“Tenerife is an island that attracts over 6 million visitors a year, many of whom believe they know it like the back of their hands and few of whom know it at all.” […]
The 360 degree vista didn’t disappoint. La Orotava valley still has the capacity to WOW. There’s a feeling of more space and less development on the Los Realejos side of the valley… […]
Just about every fiesta requires a fiesta queen, so each town may end up having a few queens over the course of a year. Additionally every town on Tenerife that holds a carnival will… […]
A champagne breakfast at El Monasterio in Los Realejos is the perfect way to end a visit from friends and family with an experience that will ensure their memories of Tenerife are capped with a smile-inducing ‘WOW’. […]
I recently penned an article about graffiti on Tenerife for Tenerife.co.uk which included some of my favourite images taken from around the island. However, after humming and hawing for a bit I decided to leave out the image which was my favourite. […]
I’ve already used this image on this week’s weather forecast on walkingtenerife.co.uk but although it’s not a brilliant shot I love what it says about the people of Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife. […]
The weather on Tenerife is as misrepresented as the populist image that Tenerife is one big dry rock stuck in a Britain in the sun circa 1985… […]
There’s one thing you can almost be sure of when exploring the real Tenerife and that is that you will see something ‘different’ on every little voyage of discovery… […]
It’s the perfect tourist resort for visitors looking for a destination that is distinctly Canarian in character but has the facilities of a tourist resort. […]
We discovered Alberto’s Bar just after we moved to Tenerife. Whilst exploring, we followed a passage near the house we were renting that led upwards toward Parque Taoro. At one point the narrow path… […]
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