For centuries, the main route travellers followed when they arrived by boat at Santa Cruz was quite different. They headed along the north coast, passing through busy little towns, many of which are now considered 'off the beaten track'.
For centuries, the main route travellers followed when they arrived by boat at Santa Cruz was quite different. They headed along the north coast, passing through busy little towns, many of which are now considered 'off the beaten track'.
“Is there a market near to...(insert location of choice) on Tenerife?” is a question we see asked a lot online. The answer isn't as simple as a 'yes' or 'no'. Before any answer can be given, there's another question to be asked.
Some of the most interesting restaurants on Tenerife lie off the beaten track. Tacoa Cerveceria in El Sauzal is one such example.
Although they lack the golden sand that many people prefer, I prefer the more rough 'n' ready black sand beaches of the north of Tenerife.
Wherever you are on Tenerife there's a good chance that there's a decent market not too far away and they're always worth a nosey. Here's Real Tenerife's complete (almost) guide to farmers' and agricultural markets on Tenerife.