The north of Tenerife enjoys ideal conditions for agriculture: volcanic soils rich in minerals, mild and humid climate, trade winds that bring water and freshness. For centuries, the island has lived at the rhythm of its cultures, and if tourism dominates the economy today, agriculture remains a pillar of local identity.

Located in the Atlantic Ocean, off the coast of Morocco, Tenerife is the largest of the eight islands that make up the Canary archipelago — a Spanish territory shaped by a subtle blend of European, South American, and African influences..