Come to Tenerife and discover its natural treasures, from its many protected areas to its famous water park.
Posts with category Tenerife
‘Even the past can be changed’. So goes the quote from French philosopher Jean Paul Sartre, perfectly capturing how important archaeology remains to us today. The Canary Islands are relatively young in geological terms. But be that as it may, this science just keeps revealing new discoveries, changing how we think about the archipelago’s ancient settlers. Read full article
There is no need to include animal products to enjoy a varied, nutritious and delicious diet. These four vegan recipes are not only easy to make, but truly tasty too. Are you ready to try them?
Vegan pasta and pesto
Step 1: The pesto
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The Canary Islands are a paradise of sun, beach and nature. The great year-round weather makes the archipelago the ideal place for tourists who want to enjoy sport while on holiday.
The many beaches and the characteristics of the wind and seabed make the islands one of the best destinations in Europe for playing or learning water sports. Read full article
Tick, tock, tick, tock… The countdown begins to Halloween, the Night of the Dead, or, in the Canary Islands, the Day of the Deceased. Are you ready to be frightened?
The wonderful island of Tenerife, beyond its idyllic beaches, cliffs that are sure to provoke vertigo and imposing nature, is a place full of dark stories. Read full article
The Canary Islands: a rural paradise. For decades, the land has been the livelihood of many families, and this is keenly felt in the islands’ villages. Although times have evolved and the farming sector is no longer such a large part of the economy, agriculture, and organic agriculture in particular, has taken on strength. Read full article
In some places of the Canary Islands, especially in rural areas, they celebrate a rather peculiar kind of Halloween: Día de Finados.
For those who don’t know, the word “finados” is synonymous with the deceased, so on 31 October, on the eve of All Saints’ Day, homes in the archipelago celebrate the memory of their dead by gathering with family and sharing stories, Read full article
Crystal clear waters, pleasant temperatures, good visibility… Tenerife is an ideal place for scuba diving. The island’s subtropical climate ensures good temperatures all year round, both in and out of the water. And the clarity of the water is perfect for dives down to 30 metres. A diver’s paradise with unique spots you should not miss. Read full article
One of the properties of Princess Hotels & Resorts in Tenerife, the hotel Guayarmina Princess, is named after an aboriginal Canary Islands noblewoman and honours this renowned figure from the colonial era. Records from the time mention two women called Guayarmina who defined that period in the archipelago. Want to know who they were? Read full article
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Are you a true foodie? Do you love eating delicious food and trying out new dishes? If you’re shouting ‘YES!’, come and check out our Guayarmina Princess hotel (16+) and its spectacular culinary offering.
The hotel is located in one of the island’s tourism hot spots – Costa Adeje – and boasts three restaurants and six fabulous bars, Read full article
Have you ever looked into the night sky and wondered what secrets the stars are hiding? Is gazing at celestial bodies and contemplating their magnificence your idea of heaven?
When you see the stars over the Mars-like, lunaresque landscapes, it’ll be something you’ll never forget. An incredible mantle of stars and the bright moon shining over the volcanic surface with the silhouettes of rocks and ‘padre Teide’ (as the volcano is affectionately known) as a backdrop. Read full article
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The Canary Islands are known for their fabulous weather and golden sandy beaches. And whilst it’s true the sun shines almost all year round, there are a lot more places to swim than the beaches. The island of Tenerife is renowned for its abundant natural swimming pools, known as ‘charcos’ (ponds or pools) and ‘lagos’ (lagoons or lakes). Read full article
