It's a special occasion, you want somewhere intimate on Tenerife to share a memorable meal with the person you love; somewhere that's just a little bit different – somewhere with a magical ambience.
It's a special occasion, you want somewhere intimate on Tenerife to share a memorable meal with the person you love; somewhere that's just a little bit different – somewhere with a magical ambience.
Some of the most interesting restaurants on Tenerife lie off the beaten track. Tacoa Cerveceria in El Sauzal is one such example.
Carnival might be when people slip into fancy dress on Tenerife. But in January during San Abad, it's the island's animals who wear odd outfits.
Tenerife is a subtropical island – that should tell anyone all they need to know about the climate across the island.
Nature is very good at providing information which is difficult to spin.
Travel articles obviously fuel the views of those who read them and generally speaking Tenerife hasn't always fared well or, more accurately, parts of it haven't.
As secrets go, Isla Baja in the north west of Tenerife isn't a well kept one. Well, it is and it isn't. Millions of visitors to Tenerife will have visited one of Isla Baja's treasures.
It's been around for centuries, existing as an old communal laundry where the women of El Sauzal and neighbouring towns came to do their washing and no doubt catch up on the local hot gossip.
We've wanted to eat in Tierra de Jamon since it opened. Places with rows of hanging hams always appeal. They've got that old school Spanish tasca look about them...
For anyone who doesn't know what a guachinche is, here's an explanation. We're regular visitors to these uniquely northern Tenerife eating and drinking joints.
We fancied some tapas before we toddled off to a jazz concert in Plaza Europa in Puerto de la Cruz. Time was short so we wanted somewhere close by...