Los Cristianos is traditional, Playa de las Américas is basically Sodom and Gomorrah, and Costa Adeje is swank and swish, the upmarket neighbour. There you go, that's the end of this article. Or it would be if those statements were accurate.
Los Cristianos is traditional, Playa de las Américas is basically Sodom and Gomorrah, and Costa Adeje is swank and swish, the upmarket neighbour. There you go, that's the end of this article. Or it would be if those statements were accurate.
In theory it should be relatively easy on Tenerife to find one of the magical works of art constructed by resident Italian artist Luigi Stinga. His eye-catching creations are impossible to miss, dominating whatever landscape they occupy – a giant lizard slithering down the steps in Garachico; Poseidon bossing Playa Fañabe; a thoughtful muse sitting on a wall in...
Midsummer is a magical time on Tenerife for a number of reasons. There's a palpable change in the air as, despite the misleading name, summer kicks in.
I could write a list of a hundred Tenerife sculptures I like, but instead I'll list the ten which are my favourites... at the moment.
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.