Hedgerows and fields brimming with colourful spring displays might not be a sight everyone associates with Tenerife.
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Hedgerows and fields brimming with colourful spring displays might not be a sight everyone associates with Tenerife.
I like churches that stand out from the ecclesiastical crowd. With that in mind, this is a selection of our favourite churches across Tenerife.
Researching a piece about La Orotava recently, I saw some remarks online from visitors who had explored the island to some extent which made me ponder about other incorrect perceptions of Tenerife.
It's relatively easy to island hop in the Canaries, ferries and airlines linking the islands, all providing a good service. But choosing the best way to get from Tenerife to another island can depend on a number of factors.
For centuries, the main route travellers followed when they arrived by boat at Santa Cruz was quite different. They headed along the north coast, passing through busy little towns, many of which are now considered 'off the beaten track'.
We've just received a press release from Turismo de Tenerife about a survey being carried out by TITSA, Tenerife's bus company, to determine whether a bus service that would link Santa Cruz and La Laguna with Teide National Park is viable.
The latest Tenerife location to suffer the Tripadvisor 'not quite accurate' treatment is La Orotava in the north of the island. A thread titled 'Polluted streets & impossible parking' drew me in because, well, it's not exactly the way I'd describe La Orotava.
The narrow lane which links La Paz with the lower town is called the Camino de las Cabras, the route livestock farmers once used to move their goats from the cliffs to sea level.
Over a two week period recently we ate at a number of restaurants in various areas of Tenerife. Did our findings match English language reviews on Tripadvisor? Here are the results.
There are clear differences between traditional towns and purpose built resorts on Tenerife which are obvious when you know what to look for. Here are ten of them.