The ocean, always here...

It is impossible to imagine Tenerife without the ocean. It is everywhere, present in the background, powerful, changing, soothing.
In this section, I invite you to explore the wild and spectacular coastline of the north of the island : its black sand beaches, its natural pools carved out of volcanic rock and its steep cliffs, where the waves of the Atlantic come to break.

Here, you bathe in a discreet cove, walk along the rocky coasts, marvel at the sea sunsets... A way to discover another side of Tenerife, more raw, more intimate and yet essential.

Teno massif, between wild mountains, perched hamlets and spectacular cliffs

In the far northwest of Tenerife, the Teno massif reveals one of the island’s most authentic and unspoiled landscapes. Here, nature reigns supreme: steep mountains, dizzying ravines, misty forests, and ancient trails come together to create a breathtaking setting.

Cécile Barrès

2 days ago2 min read

Garachico, between lava and legend : A reconstructed jewel on the Atlantic coast

Garachico charms with its peaceful atmosphere (despite the influx of tourists, especially on weekends!) and its strong identity. It is a village of singular beauty: nestled between the volcanic slopes and the vastness of the ocean, it holds a rich — and tumultuous — history.

Cécile Barrès

2 days ago2 min read

The origins of the island, the Guanches and the Spanish conquest

Before Tenerife became a popular destination known for its beaches and volcanic landscapes, it was inhabited by a mysterious people : the Guanches. They were the island’s first known inhabitants, probably of North African origin, who settled here several centuries before our era.

Cécile Barrès

3 days ago1 min read