Costa Adeje
I'm talking about the best family resort in the south of Tenerife. What to see, where to eat, and about the beaches.
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The volcanic route around Teide
Here's the translation into American English:
I'm sharing my favorite all-day volcano trail. The track goes through the Chinyero crater, then across a lava river, we climb up Montaña Negra, and reach the picnic area. On the way back, we had an unpleasant adventure, but I'll tell you all about it in order.
Trip to Loro Parque in Tenerife
I'll tell you how we went to Loro Park on the island of Tenerife, watched the killer whale, sea lion, and parrot shows, walked along the bottom of the "ocean" next to sharks, and went to the "South Pole" to see the king penguins. I'll also tell you about the best black sand beach in Tenerife.
Los Gigantes: a paradise corner of Tenerife at the foot of majestic cliffs
Discover the charm of Los Gigantes resort in Tenerife. Scenic cliffs, cozy beaches, first-class hotels and plenty of entertainment await you! Learn about holidays in Los Gigantes from our detailed guide.
Park Anaga – A Trail through the Northern Part of Tenerife.
I'll tell you about an unusual route through the north of Tenerife Island. Pick a day with good weather, as it rains very often in the Anaga park. We'll check out a few viewpoints and head out on a short hike for a few hours, then have lunch at a French village restaurant.
How we climbed Teide volcano
We did it on the 4th attempt! We, like the ultimate failures, tried for 4 years to climb up to the Teide crater, but we couldn't make it. And finally, it happened! You have 2 options – climb on foot or take the cable car. We chose the second, lazy option.
Lookout Cake
Stunning viewpoint in Teide National Park. Stop there on your way from Teide Volcano to Esperanza Forest.
The University of La Laguna – A Walk Through the Campus
Recently, my family and I decided to take a walk around the campus of the University of La Laguna. We were particularly impressed by the Faculty of Fine Arts, Bellas Artes. It looks very similar to the new Apple office in Silicon Valley.
Ferries between the Canary Islands
We have a well-developed ferry service between the 8 islands (including Graciosa). Ferries are convenient if you are traveling with a car or animals.
El Sauzal Coast – walks along the ocean
I'm talking about an extraordinary place for a peaceful walk along the ocean. The path is quite suitable for strollers, but at times you'll have to carry them over steps and pull them uphill. But it's worth it.
Knight’s Castle of San Miguel in Tenerife
The Canary Islanders came up with an interesting entertainment - a knights' tournament in a castle. It's a quite decent show, if you don't take it too seriously and demandingly. I recommend it for a family visit: neither adults nor children will be bored!
The Typical Barraquito Coffee Drink in Tenerife
Barraquito is a sweet coffee drink that is loved in the Canary Islands for being served in layers, thanks to the different densities of its ingredients. It all starts with condensed milk, then a layer of liqueur (most often Licor 43, consisting of 43 spices, or Tia Maria - a Jamaican coffee liqueur with a vanilla accent), then espresso coffee, and topped with whipped milk. The drink is served in a medium or tall glass, garnished with cinnamon and lemon or lime zest. And, of course, there is also a non-alcoholic version of barraquito.
Taste the Canary Islands: Must-Try Dishes and Guachinche Restaurants in Tenerife
Discover the mouthwatering world of Canarian cuisine! From wrinkled potatoes with mojo sauce to succulent grilled meats, explore the essential dishes you simply can't miss during your visit to Tenerife. Learn about the unique guachinche restaurants, where homemade wine and traditional flavors come together for an unforgettable dining experience. Dive into the rich tastes of the Canary Islands and make your trip a culinary adventure to remember!
Hidden Tenerife: The Ultimate Guide to Secret Spots for Instagram
Welcome to the enchanting island of Tenerife, a jewel in the Atlantic known for its sun-kissed beaches and majestic Teide volcano. But there's so much more to this Canary Island gem than meets the eye. Beyond the bustling resorts and well-trodden tourist paths lies a world of hidden treasures – from mysterious abandoned buildings echoing stories of the past to breathtaking natural wonders that exist away from the public gaze.
Canarias Bananas
In the photo, the bananas are arranged chronologically by ripeness. If you want to eat one now, take it from the top; if you plan to enjoy it in a few days, pick from the bottom.
