Considering the great majority of people who visit Tenerife do so to spend (hot) chill out time on its coast you’d be forgiven for thinking there might not be a lot of quiet coastline left […]
Celebrating San Juan is a big thing on Tenerife, especially in places where traditions are strongest and reach back centuries. Its origins lie with the island’s aboriginal people… […]
There are loads of rock and sea pools around the coast of Tenerife that act as natural or semi-natural swimming pools. Most, but not all tend to be found along… […]
Although they lack the golden sand that many people prefer, I prefer the more rough ‘n’ ready black sand beaches of the north of Tenerife.
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Forty one beaches were awarded Blue Flag status in the Canary Islands with Gran Canaria scooping most blue with 13 awards. Tenerife came second with 11, then… […]
Top ten beaches on Tenerife? It’s a subjective and occasionally emotive subject. Everyone has their favourites. In many discussions I’ve read, these tend to be… […]
The impact of the signs has lead to some people thinking that they’d have to pay to use the beach and others declaring they’d think twice about coming to Tenerife… […]
The Real Tenerife is full of unique information that comes from first hand experience of living, working and playing amongst the Canarios… […]
When we decided to buy my big brother, John, a plane ticket to Tenerife for his birthday this year, it was with some trepidation that we ever thought we would actually see him at the arrivals hall of Tenerife South airport […]
We never tire of visiting La Orotava, there are endless things to discover in Tenerife’s most noble of towns. […]
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