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Colourful Carpets and Corpus Christi on Tenerife
Explore the historic towns of Tenerife over the next week and you’ll discover the island has gone all flower power with petals and seeds replacing tarmac and cobbles in the island’s oldest towns.
May is the Quiet Month on Tenerife
On an island that is a year round holiday destination, when there is no ‘out of season’ as such, May is the quiet month in tourist terms.
Getting Married on Tenerife
Much closer than the Caribbean, there are cheap flights available on a daily basis from across the UK so that friends and family can afford to join you on your special day. With sunshine, blue skies and sleeveless warmth almost guaranteed, Tenerife is a very attractive option for a dream, tropical wedding.
Tenerife Shopping At Recinto Ferial
Anyone who enjoys browsing the local markets on Tenerife for bargains hasn’t seen anything until they’ve experienced the mega-market that is Exposaldo at the Recinto Ferial in Santa Cruz from the 9th to 13th May 2013.
How Lord Nelson Lost His Arm
Had Admiral Horatio Nelson been successful on July 25th 1797, Tenerife, maybe all of the Canary Islands, would today be speaking English and not Spanish.
The Fireworks Season on Tenerife
Unlike the United Kingdom where everyone (except dogs cats and all sorts of domestic pets) looks forward to the annual pyrotechnic fest, Tenerife enjoys magical firework displays throughout the year;
Summer Concerts in Tenerife and the Canaries
Over the past few years Elton John, Simply Red, Alicia Keys, Jamiroquai, and Rod Stewart have all performed amazing gigs on Tenerife in Costa Adeje, Playa de las Américas and Santa Cruz. But this year promises even bigger and better stars than the islands have ever seen before.
Discover Tenerife With Arona Council Free Guided Walks
Arona may be one of the most commercially developed municipalities of Tenerife but head up inland from Los Cristianos and Playa de Las Americas or follow the coastal paths and you will discover another world.
Endurance Sports in Tenerife
Walking my dog along the seafront in El Médano it seems the whole world is in motion. Athletic girls in lycra, elderly gents in shellsuits, young bucks in shorts, they all seem to take their exercise seriously, and it’s no wonder…
What is Tenerife Like in April?
The change of seasons on Tenerife doesn’t just affect the weather. As temperatures rise on Tenerife, they also rise in northern parts and the island loses many of its winter residents giving the island a bit of a limbo feel in relation to visitors after Easter.
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