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10th September 2009
Embroidery and openwork are without doubt the most important examples of skilled craftsmanship in the resort of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. The finest cloths are transformed by the work of the hands of the people of the Canary Islands into delicate lacework.... Read >
Author: Gail Hewitt10th August 2009
Tenerife is famous for its beautiful beaches and warm clear water. However Tenerife Holidays will provide many different experiences for visitors. Mount Teide, Tenerife’s extinct volcano, towers over the island at 12,198ft and can claim to be the highes... Read >
Author: Kim07th August 2009
The Canary Islands are a very popular destination for millions of tourists each year. Whether you are visiting Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria, La Palma or Tenerife you are sure to have a fantastic holiday.
The Canaries are located close to the ... Read >
Author: Lee Lazarus28th June 2009
Santa Cruz is the capital of Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands. Being the second most populated city of the Canary Islands the city has so much to offer its visitors. The historical and cultural heritage of Santa Cruz makes for a great holiday destinati... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley18th June 2009
When I first thought about Tenerife holidays, I immediately thought of loud bars and nightclubs, stag and hen parties and just general mayhem - After holidaying there several times, I now realise that it has a lot more than this to offer holidaymakers of ... Read >
Author: TravelExpert29th April 2009
Tenerife, the largest of the seven Canary Islands is a popular destination, chosen for its beautiful beaches and all year round warm weather with an average mid twenty degrees Celsius. Tenerife is a fantastic place to visit for those who enjoy the sun but... Read >
Author: Kim26th November 2008
Flights take little more than four hours from nearly every UK airport to the island and it has become an ideal destination in both winter and summer months. There are many things to do in Tenerife, not just taking advantage of the sea location.
Being ... Read >
Author: Luc Besson18th November 2008
Tenerife offers a range of landscapes from mountain villages to coastal towns and seaside resorts. Holidaying in Tenerife is within easy reach for UK tourists, as flights take little more than four hours from nearly every UK airport. It is an ideal destin... Read >
Author: Luc Besson11th November 2008
In the Canary Islands, one of Tenerife's major resorts is receiving millions of Euros in grants and government money to bring it up to date and allow the town to compete on an equal footing with other holiday destinations in Europe.
Puerto de la Cruz i... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer21st October 2008
An ideal destination for young and old alike, Tenerife is one of the most sought after tourist hotspots in the Canary Islands. This culturally rich island is home to the famous Mount El Teide volcano and is also popular with those looking to spend their h... Read >
Author: Larry Austin21st October 2008
Surrounded by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, Tenerife is one of the most popular destinations for those heading to the Canary Islands. With its sun drenched beaches, lively resorts and spectacular volcanic landscapes it is little wonder that this magic... Read >
Author: Larry Austin20th October 2008
An ideal destination for those who love the outdoors, Tenerife provides travellers with a distinctive backdrop in which to discover the natural wonders of this volcanic island. The main attraction is Spain’s highest mountain, Mount El Teide which is a d... Read >
Author: Larry Austin20th October 2008
Belonging to the Canary Island group, Tenerife is a unique volcanic island which is one of the largest of its kind in the world. Home to the dormant Mount El Teide volcano, this ancient island gives visitors a chance to explore the area’s lunar like lan... Read >
Author: Larry Austin17th August 2008
Some popular holiday destinations are deemed to be too low class by British society, including many popular areas of Spain. In fact, holidaymakers in the UK often lie about going on an expensive, classy trip when they actually go somewhere less expensive ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th July 2008
One of the Canary Islands - Tenerife - is set to revive a once thriving tourism business. The island was once a premier holiday hot spot amongst the elite, but a lack of investment caused it to fade off the holiday destination map. Now, with local leaders... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer30th June 2008
You only have to see all the Spanish holidaymakers on their viajes Tenerife (or Tenerife trips, as we’d put it!) to realize that there must have been something pretty special about Tenerife to have drawn them away from sunny Spain.
And then you get ... Read >
Author: pc_traveling25th June 2008
Tenerife is a Spanish island located on the Atlantic side of Spain, and is the largest of island in the Canary Island chain. Tourism is the number one industry and millions visit Tenerife each year. It is a favorite with Europeans with the UK and German... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk20th May 2008
Sun, sea, sport, and wonderful food all year round. There’s a reason why Tenerife, part of Spain’s famous Canary Islands, is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. This place offers something for every traveler, and is famous for... Read >
Author: allmywebsite120th May 2008
If Tenerife is divided into three, then Costa Adeja in the southern part of the island was given the lion’s share of both sunshine and nightlife. This is the main tourist area of Tenerife, and encompasses the long stretches of beach that make up the Pla... Read >
Author: Harshal Shah20th May 2008
The Island of Tenerife
Sun, sea, sport, and wonderful food all year round. There’s a reason why Tenerife, part of Spain’s famous Canary Islands, is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. This place offers something for every t... Read >
Author: Harshal Shah08th May 2008
A popular destination in the summer is the paradise of Tenerife. It is located about 300 miles west of the African mainland and about 1,300 miles from the Spanish mainland, and is probably one of the most beautiful islands in the Canary Islands. There is ... Read >
Author: Mac T. Wheeler08th May 2008
Tenerife is a typical holiday island, consequently, the economy and Infrastructure is mainly due to tourism, in 1885 Tenerife was visited for the first time by 350 tourists from England and the surrounding islands. And this is why there are many Hotels, R... Read >
Author: Mac T. Wheeler08th May 2008
The fascination of animal world was in the category of Tenerife, the Puerto de la Cruz, not only is one of the world's largest, but also has the most species from the 800 parrot species and sub-species may be 300 of them in an exemplary attitude in Loro P... Read >
Author: Mac T. Wheeler08th May 2008
Fascinating landscape was in the category of Tenerife, the varied landscapes spectrum is owed to the Tenerife climate, which varies by region fails. The sunny south with its beautiful beaches through an often bare and barren landscape, we find in the nort... Read >
Author: Mac T. Wheeler07th April 2008
Seven islands make up the archipelago known as the Canary Islands. These are La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Fuerteventara, and Lanzarote. Because they are an autonomous region of Spain, many tourists do not realise that they lay ... Read >
Author: Stewart26th July 2007
With basking in the sunshine usually the prime reason for a holiday in Tenerife, it is important that you know what other options are available to give your holiday a fuller character. The island has so much to offer that it simply must be explored. The l... Read >
Author: Andy Burrows29th June 2007
If you're looking for a holiday that consists of nothing but sun, sea and sand, then look no further than the sun drenched island of Tenerfie. With average temperatures lying between 20-22 degreess Celsius, it's the perfect location for a relaxing and car... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan17th January 2007
The seven Canary Islands are located in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the north coast of Africa. They have been formed as a result of volcanic activity, which happened thousands of years ago to produce the islands we see today. The canaries are geographica... Read >
Author: Steve Greenwood
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