From the hook to the table
In front of Las Teresitas beach and several tens of meters deep…
A day for lunch on the beach
Although it is about seven kilometers from the city center, Las Teresitas is the most visited beach in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
For thirty silver coins
According to the Gospels, Matthew 26:14-35: Then one of the twelve followers named Judas Iscariot went to the chief priests and said to them, “What will you give me if I hand Jesus over to you? Then they offered him 30 silver coins. From that moment on, Judas began to look for an opportunity to …
The charm of the hamlets
Chamorga is a population center that belongs to the District of Anaga, within the municipality of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It is a charming village because it preserves houses that are examples of rural Canarian architecture and is very well connected by the network of trails that cross it. Its name is due to the …
Legendary corners
Anaga hides among its ravines several virgin beaches that are an authentic natural treasure. It is easy to get carried away by the natural and wild environment and disconnect from the routine and the rush. This place is excellent for refreshing and recharging energy after enjoying a day of touring Anaga, either enjoying the sea …
Discovering Anaga I
There is in Taganana a treasure for all to see. It is located in the Church of Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves and is part of the artistic and historical heritage of the area. Taganana can be proud to have one of the few pictorial manifestations of the XVI century of Flemish origin that are …
A surprise at the end of the road
So far we have seen viewpoints that are easily accessible by public transport or by car. The viewpoint that we recommend on this occasion involves an effort. It has in common what almost all the trails of Anaga have in common: it will be hard, requires good physical shape and to be well prepared, but …
Vertigo in Taganana
One of the best known viewpoints in Anaga is located on the TF-134, the road to Taganana.
Welcome to the noble zone
The eastern end of Tenerife, sometimes called the “peninsula” of Anaga, is the oldest area of the island, which began to emerge about 12 million years ago.
From the land to the table
The Anaga Biosphere Reserve grows several products, as we have already explained extensively in other entries on this page.
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