The experience got me thinking about other good Tenerife breakfast buffets, especially the ones which stood out for offering something a little bit different.
The experience got me thinking about other good Tenerife breakfast buffets, especially the ones which stood out for offering something a little bit different.
For years much of the area which makes up the central part of Tenerife's main southern resorts was known as Playa de las Américas.
La Casona del Patio is a unique hotel in an absolute peach of a setting – for us it's the best Tenerife location for a rural hotel...
The Hotel Tigaiga is located in Parque Taoro above the centre of Puerto de la Cruz, just off to one side of the former Taoro Casino. It's a tranquil residential area...
These are hotel rooms that have offered something different, some kind of wow feature which has made them stand out from the crowd...
It had been the Tenerife Walking Festival plus the week a lot of Brits took their Easter holiday and the weather had been poor.
There are luxury hotels on Tenerife and then there is the Royal Garden Villas and Spa. Staying at the Royal Garden Villas is like dipping your toes into the lifestyle of the rich and famous...
The real heart of the town, the yam fountain and Indian laurel trees of Plaza Charco are where the Portuenses gather after work, on holidays and on Sunday early evenings...
Puerto de la Cruz punches way above its weight and has somewhere in the region of 300 restaurants from which to choose. In our biased opinion, it's the best resort on Tenerife for eating out...
Can you name a pretty fishing village/town on Tenerife? I can't think of a single one. Not pretty in the way Greek fishing villages are drop dead gorgeous with quaint harbours filled with turquoise water