The Midsummer's Eve San Juan beach parties on Tenerife act as the green light for summer to start in earnest. From that point there's a noticeable change in atmosphere.
The Midsummer's Eve San Juan beach parties on Tenerife act as the green light for summer to start in earnest. From that point there's a noticeable change in atmosphere.
Over the last two summers we have really come to understand why Spanish mainlanders escape Iberia for the Canary Islands. There's a reason the Canaries are referred to as having the perfect climate.
I've just read a comment which said “so not really that hot then?” when advised temperatures at the coast in the north of Tenerife would be between mid and upper 20sC in August.
This is the weather you can expect to find in both the north and south coasts of Tenerife during each month of the year.
It's the beginning of July and the start of the Spanish holiday season. Lots of islanders will be taking a break. A few years ago I read a statistic which stated at least 33% of Canarios spent their holidays on a Canary Island.
And then the forest on the other side of the valley in front of us simply exploded.
It was a shocking sight to witness and it rammed home two things...