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Lush and Lovely, Walking on Tenerife in March
Last March we enjoyed two of the best hikes on Tenerife we can remember, witnessing two of our favourite areas for walking, Anaga and Teno, at their glorious best. […]
Anaga Mountains
Locations
Tenerife Walking Pick of the Week, Northern Anaga Mountains
The Anagas still hold the award for offering the best walking on Tenerife as far as we are concerned. Possibly that’s because… […]
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Walking on Tenerife in Summer
Although there are far fewer walkers on Tenerife in summer than there are in winter months, it doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy a long hike around the countryside. […]
All Areas
What is our Favourite Walk on Tenerife?
Combined with slopes bedecked with regal carpets of wild flowers and a shimmering Atlantic at their base, this was surely my favourite walk on Tenerife… […]
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Our Five Favourite Walking Routes on Tenerife
Over the last few years Tenerife has gained more and more of a reputation as a walking destination that offers some first class and incredibly diverse hiking trails. This is clearly a real bonus for anyone on holiday in Tenerife… […]
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Hiking on Tenerife, How Good is Public Transport?
When part of your holiday on Tenerife involves pulling on the walking boots and heading into the great outdoors, you need to know what options you have for getting around independently. […]
West Tenerife
Walking on Tenerife, That’s The First Time I’ve Ever Seen That!
Normally it’s the scenery that astounds us when we’re out exploring Tenerife’s network of trails and forest paths, emerging from dense pines, or turning a corner in a barranco to be faced with an unexpected ‘WOW’ vista. […]
East Tenerife
The Anaga Mountains: Our Favourite Place for Walking on Tenerife
The first time we explored the Anaga Mountains we were completely seduced by their astoundingly dramatic beauty. […]
North Tenerife
Tenerife’s Best Walking, The Anaga Mountains
The path that skirted the barranco was churned up into a slimy quagmire which sucked our boots into its deep, squelchy grasp and held them tight […] […]