Savor the Luxurious Culinary Landscape of Costa Adeje in Southern Tenerife A sun-soaked paradise nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands and particularly its southern coast, the area of Costa Adeje, is a haven for luxury-seeking travelers with its pristine beaches, world-class hotels, and unforgettable culinary experiences. Allow us to lead you on a journey...
https://youtu.be/bPorQQy6X5g Is the Golden Mile actually golden or a...
https://youtu.be/kWt_aTfVg3E A walk from Guaza mountain along the promenade to Playa de Los Cristianos with a few points of interest along the way...including the old house on the beach in Los...
A walk to La Caleta - the views are fab, the audio - not so much,...
While in Phase 1 of lockdown in Tenerife 2020...we went to Los Cristianos to collect some take away Sushi...while I was waiting, I did a live Facebook video...Facebook Live is never the best quality but you'll get the atmosphere....click below to see the...
Barranco del Infierno translates into Hell's Gorge in English. The popular tourist destination is situated in the town of Adeje Tenerife. In a similar way to visitors to Mt Teide, the amount of visitors to Barranco del Infierno is strictly limited, in this way it preserves the natural environment for future generations. There is a popular hiking trail through the gorge which ends up at the...
The other day I wrote about the differences at Christmas between the UK and here in Tenerife. Yesterday I was at a party in Icod de Los Vinos where I was chatting with my father-in-law. During our conversation I found that things were a little different in his younger years here when Halloween came about. Here in Tenerife, Halloween is called All Saints Day...in the Roman Catholic...
Did you know that Tenerife has been a magnet for tourism since the 1880s? 32 years after the defeat of the British attack on Santa Cruz in 1848, where Lord Nelson was injured and lost his arm, visitors, even including British were being welcomed to enjoy their holidays here. So how has has Tenerife tourism changed its image over the years? Oh yes, in the 1880s they had hotels here and...
One of the most commonly mentioned reasons for people wanting to live in Tenerife and Spain in general, is "the Spanish way of life", but what is the Spanish way of life? What does it entail and is it really any different to the way of life you lead at home? Working hours. Generally speaking, the day starts early for office and government workers here in Tenerife and on the peninsula of...
The government can knock down your home legally whenever they want. This has come about over the past few years from stories of properties having been built illegally and were therefore knocked down. The thing is that the developers more than likely paid the local town councillors who then paid other relevant people and "building permission" was given. I'm not saying that...