Category: Tenerife
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Camino Largo – A Stroll Through History in La Laguna
If you find yourself in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, take a short walk along Camino Largo, one of the city’s most iconic avenues. Lined with stately trees and elegant old houses, this peaceful promenade offers a glimpse into the charm of Tenerife’s first capital. It’s perfect for a 20–30 minute wander—whether you’re stretching your…
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La Piedra de la Rosa – Nature’s Stone Flower
Driving between La Orotava and the Teide National Park, you’ll come across La Piedra de la Rosa, a striking rock formation shaped like a giant stone flower. Formed by cooling lava flows splitting into petal-like sections, it’s one of those roadside sights that makes you want to pull over for a closer look. There’s a…
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Pino Gordo – The Giant of Vilaflor
If you’re heading up or down from Mount Teide towards the southern coast of Tenerife, make a quick stop in Vilaflor to meet Pino Gordo—the island’s largest and oldest Canary pine. Standing over 45 metres tall and with a trunk circumference of nearly 10 metres, this tree is a true natural monument. You don’t need…
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Spring in Tenerife: A Golden River of Wildflowers Above Güímar
When spring arrives in Tenerife, the island shakes off its winter calm and bursts into a symphony of color—and nowhere is this transformation more magical than in the highlands above Güímar. Imagine a golden river meandering through the hills—not of water, but of wildflowers glowing under the Canarian sun. This is spring in its purest…
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A Cloudy Day Escape: Discovering the Marquesado de la Quinta Roja Garden in La Orotava
Not every day in Tenerife is beach weather—and that’s a good thing. Because on those misty, cloud-draped days when the ocean breeze turns cool, there’s a hidden gem waiting to be explored: the Marquesado de la Quinta Roja Garden in La Orotava. Tucked in the heart of this elegant historic town on the north side…
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Discover the Magic of Loro Parque: Why It’s a Must-Visit in Tenerife
Nestled on the northern coast of Tenerife in Puerto de la Cruz, Loro Parque is not just any zoo—it’s an immersive wildlife adventure that brings you closer to some of the world’s most incredible creatures while fostering a deep respect for the environment. If you’re traveling to Tenerife, Loro Parque is an unforgettable destination that…
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Calima: The Canary Islands’ Unique Weather Phenomenon
The Canary Islands, with their idyllic climate and stunning landscapes, are often described as a paradise on Earth. However, like all paradises, they have their quirks. One such quirk is the weather phenomenon known as “calima.” This meteorological event, characterized by a hot, dry, and dusty wind, can dramatically affect the islands’ weather and environment.…
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Teide
Exploring Mount Teide: Tenerife’s Majestic Peak Mount Teide, the crowning jewel of Tenerife, is not just the highest peak in Spain but also one of the most extraordinary natural wonders in the world. Rising to an impressive 3,718 meters (12,198 feet), this active volcano is nestled within the stunning Teide National Park, a UNESCO World…
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Anaga
Anaga, on Tenerife, offers untamed natural beauty, diverse outdoor activities, rich cultural experiences, and unique biodiversity. Its rugged landscapes, remote villages frozen in time, and UNESCO World Heritage laurel forests make it an exceptional destination for exploration and escapism. Anaga promises a transformative adventure, unlike any other, away from the ordinary.
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