Tenerife View of the Week, The Erjos Pools
There’s a spot on Tenerife where the south west meets the north west and two different micro climates collide […] […]
There’s a spot on Tenerife where the south west meets the north west and two different micro climates collide […] […]
The Tenerife Cabildo has issued a ban on agricultural burning, bonfires and fires of any kind in the countryside from Thursday 8 July until the end of the hot weather alert for Tenerife. No fires […]
Looking at webcams around the island (Monday am) and checking the weather outside, it’s a lovely morning on Tenerife. There’s sunshine and blue skies across most of the island[…] […]
It’s a stunning part of Tenerife’s countryside, hence the name Buenavista, but due to the Teno Mountain range cutting it off from resorts like Los Gigantes on the south western side of the island, just around the corner relatively speaking, the area doesn’t receive the visitors it deserves. […]
Trying to find an accurate weather forecast for Tenerife is virtually impossible – the weather is often different around various parts of the island. We’ll be bringing you a weekly forecast for the north, south, east and west. […]
The north coast of Tenerife has many beauty spots and this view from an outcrop of land below La Matanza shows a coastline almost as rugged as Los Gigantes in the south west of Tenerife. […]
Tenerife’s coast which stretches north from Puerto de la Cruz can be a coy mistress who keeps her treasures and pleasures hidden from all but the most inquisitive suitors. A road without a signpost leads down to the tiny fishing hamlet of El Caletón[…] […]
Trying to find an accurate weather forecast for Tenerife is virtually impossible – the weather is often different around different parts of Tenerife. However the Spanish Met Office do break forecasts into separate municipalities and we’ll be bringing you their weekly forecast […] […]
You don’t have to travel far up the valley to find a land of small hamlets beside neat emerald terraces and beyond that unbroken pine forests […] […]
It’s not been the greatest week for weather; although temperatures are pleasantly warm, there’s been a lot of cloud across much of the island and even some rain in the north. Okay for walking on […]
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. […]
Two notices on either side of the path, but with two different messages. The one on the left advises ‘entra usted en un espacio natural protegido’ which translates as ‘you are entering a protected natural area’. […]
The Arenas Negras zona recreativa near Las Montañeta is currently shut for a bit of a facelift. Don’t let this put you off walking in the area though. […]
You can get a shot of Mount Teide framed by emerald pines in any number of locations. What made this frame stand out was that the harsh black lava fields that are usually deviod of colour or plant life were brought to life by splashes of delicate pinks and burnt orange[…] […]
In June on Tenerife the tajinaste flower tends to grab all the floral headlines, but there are other blooming lovely flowers which add a touch of magic to the landscape […] […]
The Spanish Met Office has called off the weather warning for ‘hot’ temperatures on Tenerife…and yet the actual temperatures in the north don’t feel as though they’ve lost any of their intensity – they are […]
After years of walking all over Tenerife and struggling with directions that were too vague, seriously out of date, or simply lacking in interesting information, we decided at Real Tenerife to create our own series of walking guides for Tenerife[…] […]
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