I'm telling you about an extraordinary place for a quiet walk along the ocean. The road is quite suitable for a stroller, but in some places you will have to drag it over stairs and pull it uphill. But it's worth it.
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!
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.
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!
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.
Prepare to be awestruck by a modern architectural wonder that has become the beating heart of Tenerife's cultural scene. Nestled in the vibrant city of Santa Cruz, the Auditorio de Tenerife is a masterpiece of experimental artists design that beckons to art enthusiasts and music aficionados alike.
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.
Let me tell you about one of my favorite hiking routes in the Anaga mountains, full of adventure and breathtaking views through the Barranco Seco tunnels and abandoned water channels.
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Discover the best ways to get around Tenerife by public transport. This comprehensive guide covers bus and tram networks, routes, fares, transit passes, and tips for a hassle-free experience on the island's extensive transportation system.
Get ready to dive into the top 24 hotels with pools in this Canarian paradise. Your dream vacation awaits! Picture this: you're lounging by a shimmering pool, sipping a refreshing cocktail, and soaking up that glorious Tenerife sun. Sounds like paradise, right? Well, I've got great news for you – Puerto de la Cruz is packed with amazing hotels that offer exactly that.
Nestled on the stunning northern coast of Tenerife lies the vibrant and captivating town of Puerto de la Cruz. This gem of the Canary Islands beckons to adventurous souls and curious travelers alike, offering a tantalizing blend of breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and an array of exciting experiences that will leave you craving more.
This guide features 10 of the best 5-star hotels Tenerife has to offer. With stunning locations along the Costa Adeje coastline or up in the hills, they offer exceptional service, sublime comfort and everything you need for an unforgettable luxury escape.
Today I stumbled upon a rather unique and lesser known place on Tenerife. It's the abandoned El Río dam, a massive structure that is 53.8 meters high and 113 meters wide. But there's not a drop of water behind it! A dam that has never been used and has no future.
The Windows of Guimar is a hidden corner of the island of Tenerife, shrouded in mystery and danger. It is not just a series of narrow tunnels, but a true engineering masterpiece - an aqueduct designed to bring water from the high mountain streams down to the valley.
