Explore the mystery behind Piramides de Güimar
Our team had an entertaining and really insightful excursion to the Piramides de Güimar in Tenerife with the organization of Viajes Teide. We’ve explored the history and underlying mystery of…
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Tenerife Guide of Things to See and Do From A-Z
Tenerife has so many attractions and activities that you may be overwhelmed by all the choices you have. To help you out, here is my Tenerife Guide from A-Z. I’ve…
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See How to Uncover Tenerife’s Unique Beauty With The Italian Chica
Living in the Canary Islands is one of the greatest blessings that a person could desire: fabulous weather all year long, breathtaking landscapes worthy of the best covers of National…
5 Videos That Will Inspire You to Visit Tenerife
Tenerife, the largest and most populated island of the Canary Islands, has an abundance of amazing things to do, see and experience. While Tenerife is quite wrongly perceived by some…
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Tenerife – An Island Road Trip
Known as the ‘island of eternal spring’, with its mild climate all year round and green landscapes, Tenerife is the largest of the seven Canary Islands. Its mountainous terrain reveals…
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Top Ten-erife Fountains
Tenerife Magazine’s pick of some of the island’s most eye-catching fountains…
Climbing for the Children, Teide 2011
On the 9th and 10th September 2011, 15 climbers from Switzerland, France and Spain will walk away from the surfers and sunbathers at El Socorro Beach in Los Realejos and will begin a climb and every step they take will give a child a chance to live a life outside of hunger and despair.
An Elegant Point of View at the Humboldt Mirador
It was in the summer of 1799 that the German naturalist and explorer Alexander von Humboldt formed an opinion of Tenerife as one of the most beautiful places he had seen. Today, Humboldt has been immortalised in bronze in the very spot where he stood[…]
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Following in the Footsteps of Britain’s Victorian Explorers on Tenerife: Part 2
He was keen to scale the peak even though it was March and he’d been advised that at this time “˜furious winds threaten to sweep away intruders like dry leaves’ …
Holding the Fort in Tenerife
It has always struck me that, for an island which for much of its history has held such a strategically important position on the world trade map, there are precious few castles on Tenerife, save for those that plop out of buckets and have flags stuck in them until the tide comes and washes them away[…]
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