Most coastal towns and resorts on Tenerife have a promenade of sorts. Some are short, some are long and some are more functional than pretty.
Most coastal towns and resorts on Tenerife have a promenade of sorts. Some are short, some are long and some are more functional than pretty.
A sultry evening, good food, live music, a buzzing friendly atmosphere and a Mount Teide backdrop. Those are pretty seductive ingredients, and ones we get to lap up a lot during summer months on Tenerife.
The menu at Bambi is what you might call fine dining but it's fine dining Romanian style. There's an interesting mix of dishes featuring the freshest ingredients from the big farmers' market...
Celebrating San Juan is a big thing on Tenerife, especially in places where traditions are strongest and reach back centuries. Its origins lie with the island’s aboriginal people...
A moreish appetiser of soft goat's cheese with honey and sesame seeds was another pointer that maybe Bodega Julian really wasn't just another typical Canarian restaurant.
It might be the light show of the year in the Tenerife sky, but the Fuegos de Mayo firework display which lights up the sky above the Orotava Valley on the night of the 3rd of May is a class war.
The Hotel Tigaiga is located in Parque Taoro above the centre of Puerto de la Cruz, just off to one side of the former Taoro Casino. It's a tranquil residential area...
There are loads of rock and sea pools around the coast of Tenerife that act as natural or semi-natural swimming pools. Most, but not all tend to be found along...
It had been the Tenerife Walking Festival plus the week a lot of Brits took their Easter holiday and the weather had been poor.
The real heart of the town, the yam fountain and Indian laurel trees of Plaza Charco are where the Portuenses gather after work, on holidays and on Sunday early evenings...