The Corazones de Tejina (Hearts of Tejina) is one of the 'odd' little fiestas on Tenerife. Not that it's that little, you could hardly fit an anorexic fly into...
The Corazones de Tejina (Hearts of Tejina) is one of the 'odd' little fiestas on Tenerife. Not that it's that little, you could hardly fit an anorexic fly into...
Just about every traditional town on Tenerife has a romería at least once during the year. Generally the romerías in the north are significantly bigger than...
Brotherhood after brotherhood wearing capirotes of royal purples, midnight blues, scarlet, emerald and black, parade silently through streets that come with a...
It was a Dan Brown moment. Why was there the crypt of a pirate in a church in La Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site? There must be a story.
In tourist terms June on Tenerife is one of the low-key months, but relating to what's going on around the island it's one of our favourite months.
I recently penned an article about graffiti on Tenerife for Tenerife.co.uk which included some of my favourite images taken from around the island. However, after humming and hawing for a bit I decided to leave out the image which was my favourite.
Wherever you are on Tenerife there's a good chance that there's a decent market not too far away and they're always worth a nosey. Here's Real Tenerife's complete (almost) guide to farmers' and agricultural markets on Tenerife.
In lots of towns and cities on Tenerife, the Christmas spirit is in full flow during December and early January and in many ways is more magical and charming...
It's important to understand the types of towns and villages that exist on Tenerife. To do that we need to break the island into geographical sections...