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.
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.
Since we first set sight on Anaga we've walked many, many paths in various countries and still it takes our breath away. The combination of ingredients you find there makes it a difficult vista to match
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.
Our simple, but precise directions will take you on fascinating journeys that span the length and breadth of Tenerife, opening up the ‘Real Tenerife’, the one that exists beyond the brochures.
Exploring Tenerife by the old roads is a much better way to absorb a feel of island life and the route through the towns, villages and hamlets on the east still...
There's one thing you can almost be sure of when exploring the real Tenerife and that is that you will see something 'different' on every little voyage of discovery...
Last Sunday we decided to follow the Here Be Dragos Island Drive that takes you through the towns of La Orotava and Los Realejos and ends up at the pretty little beach and harbour of Playa San Marcos.