Anyone seeking an authentic Tenerife tapas experience doesn't have to go quite so seriously native, simply visit one of the bigger traditional towns or cities
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Anyone seeking an authentic Tenerife tapas experience doesn't have to go quite so seriously native, simply visit one of the bigger traditional towns or cities
These are ten Tenerife towns where it's relatively easy to take a photograph which gives a good illustration of the town and its location.
One of the reasons why there has been a backlash against tourists in some locations is the balance of locals to tourist has switched...
We look forward to finding out the nominations for the island's Premios Gastronomicos, a prestigious culinary competition which recognises and rewards the best of Tenerife's restaurants.
We recently spent a few days at a family get together in Albufeira in the Algarve. There was a lot of alcohol consumed and many hours of laughing notched up. The extreme temperatures were such that to walk anywhere ran the risk of heat exhaustion so we mostly spent our time around the pool at the villa where most of my family were staying. But we did venture out into...
“Is there a market near to...(insert location of choice) on Tenerife?” is a question we see asked a lot online. The answer isn't as simple as a 'yes' or 'no'. Before any answer can be given, there's another question to be asked.
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.