We chose the routes specifically because they follow old roads and take anyone who drives them into parts of Tenerife where life and traditions haven’t changed that much in decades. […]
There are four roads leading to Teide National Park, we chose the one from La Laguna for our Where the Earth holds up the sky driving route because it’s our favourite way, and the route less travelled by most visitors. […]
The Atlantic rollers which are a common feature in northern areas of Tenerife are hypnotic even when they’re just going about their normal, daily business. […]
La Gomera and Gran Canaria are best for stepping from the door of rural hotels and onto walking trails, whereas La Palma remains the purest Canary Island as far as we’re concerned – Tenerife offers the most diversity. […]
There are a couple of hot potato topics when it comes to Tenerife. One is the weather, especially north V south. Another can be Playa de las Amèricas. […]
I like churches that stand out from the ecclesiastical crowd. With that in mind, this is a selection of our favourite churches across Tenerife. […]
The natural side of Tenerife on the other had can hold its own with any number of destinations. The diverse landscape means you get a wide range of contrasting views within a small geographical area. […]
Sunset in Santa Cruz in the east of the island is generally a bit of a damp squib, it just gets dark. Further south west or north west, is where you want to be to bask in the last exuberant glows before the golden orb slips below the surface of the sea […]
Fountains on Tenerife come in all shapes and sizes; they don’t have to be big to impress, they just have to have something which makes them stand out from the crowd. For me that has to involve a certain amount of individuality. […]
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. […]
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