It suddenly hit me that in our humble garden there was a display of flowers to rival what we'd seen in the Teno Mountains...
It suddenly hit me that in our humble garden there was a display of flowers to rival what we'd seen in the Teno Mountains...
We watch random rivulets tracing an unsure path down the smooth glass. We marvel as a spout of water arcs triumphantly from the red tiled roof onto a patch...
With a palm grove, a tiny fort, a grand old hacienda and a rock that looks like a camel, this is probably our favourite part of Tenerife's coastline.
Benijos cheeses are award winners and the more curado they are, the more they should appeal to serious cheese fiends.
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.
Attending the ganadera (a cross between an agricultural show and an animal pilgrimage) at La Matanza in the hills above Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife's northern coast has been an annual outing for the past five years.
How does a huge rock pool all to yourself sound? Most people know about the famous Garachico lava pools, but there are lots more rock pools secreted away along Tenerife's coastline...
The Anaga Mountains: our favourite walking area on Tenerife by a thigh stretching mile. We reckon if you did a Mr T with someone and dropped them in this spot they would never guess in a million years they were on Tenerife.
A couple of euros buys you a poke of finger-burning sweet, roasted chestnuts and a generous cup of wine that'll put hair on your chest. Together, with the smell of the sea air thrown in for good measure, it's a winning combination...
In what is ostensibly the equivalent of sticking two fingers up at any pretence of a healthy diet, the vegetable and fruit section of the Al Campo supermarket in La Orotava has been invaded by an aisle filled with boxes upon boxes of turrón.