Having recently gone walking in Tenerife along the stunning shorelines and through the gorgeous ravines. The hotel I stayed in was a thoughtfully rebuilt sixteenth century mansion that just emitted romance and tales untold in the village of Garachico, which with its old structures with thier oak beams in fantastic states allows you to go back in history to a less hectic time and relax. Above and behind the place I was based was a traditional track which went up over the mountain to a place call

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Walking In Tenerife

Floating serenely down the kilometre long lazy river, with my bum wedged in an inflatable yellow doughnut and my toes wiggling in the cool water, what a way to spend a Saturday afternnon in the Tenerife sunshine. Today I had my first hands on experience of Siam Park, the new Water Kingdom in Costa Adeje. My last trip was covering the official opening evening on  September 15, a much more formal affair but this time I gratefully acepted a media day invite, and brought along friends Vicki and

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The Tourism Revival of Tenerife Tenerife, one of the Canary Islands, 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 Get Your Holidays Financed And Bon Voyage Everyone needs and deserves to have a holiday after a whole year of hard working. Start thinking about your destination and do not hesitate on flying away. A Popular Choice Is A New Zealand Motoring Holiday If you are

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The Tourism Revival of Tenerife

It’s enough to make the Major choke on his cornflakes and Basil chew the carpet. Puerto de la Cruz council want to twin their city with Torquay, the cream of Devon, forever immortalised by Fawlty Towers.  You can see the similarities, both coastal cities with a big fishing and boating community and popular with tourism, but that’s not the connection. Agatha Christie is the key to this mystery. The famous crime writer, born in Torquay in 1890, stayed in Puero de la Cruz in 1927 and was inspir

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Tenerife to Torquay, a Fawlty connection or a mystery?