For first time walkers on Tenerife, it might help to have a picture of what it’s like to actually walk on the island, so here are ten things to take into consideration before heading out on the Tenerife trail. […]
Wherever we travel, we use the country’s Met Office website to plan either where we’re going to walk, what clothes we need to wear and even if we’re going to walk at all. […]
In one 72 hour period in 2014 10 different walkers had to be rescued from Tenerife’s trails. Here are ten ways where walking on Tenerife is regularly underestimated. […]
Writing a post about whether Tenerife is a suitable winter walking destination at the start of January might seem as though I’ve been a bit slow off the blocks. […]
A stunning November morning on Tenerife, perfect in every way but one. An alert level storm is heading our way, creeping in from out in the Atlantic… […]
The Spanish Meteorological Office AEMet have issued a yellow level (low) warning for heavy rain on the north coast of Tenerife and the highlands of La Orotava and Vilaflor. […]
It looks as if you can once again apply for permission to access the summit of Mount Teide. […]
The Tenerife Government have announced that access to the summit of Mount Teide is closed until at least 20 December because of ice and heavy snow. […]
It looks as though we got the prediction we made on the home page of Real Tenerife right…just. Admittedly you have to look closely to confirm it is actually snow, but the inclement weather up high on Tenerife yesterday has definitely left a slight dusting of snow; the first of the season. […]
The rainy, windy weather forecast for the end of the week has become a bit more than that. A orange yellow alert has been issued for Thursday by the Spanish Met Office […]
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