The impact of the signs has lead to some people thinking that they'd have to pay to use the beach and others declaring they'd think twice about coming to Tenerife...
The impact of the signs has lead to some people thinking that they'd have to pay to use the beach and others declaring they'd think twice about coming to Tenerife...
So, for the purpose of this exercise, these are the areas I'm referring to when pitting the south and north of Tenerife head to head in ten categories...
The 360 degree vista didn't disappoint. La Orotava valley still has the capacity to WOW. There's a feeling of more space and less development on the Los Realejos side of the valley...
How can anyone not like haggis? It's full of flavours that dance a spiced up Highland Fling on your tongue. I'd forgotten how good it actually tasted.
With fishing village roots, Los Cristianos still has a Canarian heart. It feels like a town and not purpose built. And it tries very hard to be a 'barrier free paradise' by making its attractions accessible to everyone.
You'd think that a place like Tenerife would be blessed with picturesque fishing harbours...but there are surprisingly few that I'd term truly picturesque.
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...