We chose the routes specifically because they follow old roads and take anyone who drives them into parts of Tenerife where life and traditions haven’t changed that much in decades. […]
Here’s a question. How many Michelin star restaurants are there on Tenerife? The answer, for anyone who doesn’t know, is five. Here’s a slightly different question. How many Michelin recommended restaurants are there on Tenerife? […]
There are four roads leading to Teide National Park, we chose the one from La Laguna for our Where the Earth holds up the sky driving route because it’s our favourite way, and the route less travelled by most visitors. […]
Tripadvisor’s traveller forums can reveal what members who ask for, or give, advice know or don’t know about Tenerife. And so it was with a question about where to find authentic food on the island. […]
One of the most unforgettably mind-blowing experiences to be enjoyed on Tenerife is to be had when there’s a low, grey, cloud blanket blotting out the sun. […]
Los Realejos straggles its way up the Orotava Valley, the two mini centres of Realejo Alto and Realejo Bajo connected by steep streets which deter all but those with a curiosity to find out ‘what might lie along this road’. […]
The Atlantic rollers which are a common feature in northern areas of Tenerife are hypnotic even when they’re just going about their normal, daily business. […]
Just over a decade ago I set up a Tripadvisor account for one specific reason. I was tired of the amount of misinformation about Tenerife being posted on the travel site, especially in relation to […]
Anyone who has been to a Tenerife fiesta will no doubt have experienced traditional folk music first hand, it’s an essential ingredient. […]
A short time after moving to Tenerife in 2003, a case of mistaken identity indirectly led to us being commissioned to write for a local magazine. Some people mistook me for the Irish Ambassador to Tenerife at a wine awards ceremony […]
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