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call_me_rhia Says: Along he promenade, just before reaching playa del las amricas (if coming from la caleta) you can sea some very siggestive rocks that have been mounlded and levigated by the sea.. in one place, when the sea is rough, there's an interesting sight that "comes to life". the ojo...
church of the viergen de la incarnacion
call_me_rhia Says: In costa Adeje there are two lovely churches that are standing one next to the other - the oldest one dates back to the 16th century and is dedicated to the virgin of the reincarnation. Some people also know this little church by the name La enramada.The reason is simple:...
call_me_rhia Says: The new church in Adeje, next to the 16th century church of the Viegen de la Incarnacion, was built in the 20th century and is dedicated to San Sebastián. The cult of Sran Sebastián made sure that people and animals were protected against infections and illnesses. The reason...
call_me_rhia Says: let's face it. the the Adeje coast is very touristy and developed... especially in terms of huge hotels. Still, there's one really good thing to be said about it: there is a long and wide traffic-free promenade running along the coast, from Los Cristianos in the east to f La...
1 Review and 230 Opinions A huge hotel with ohhhh so many rooms... 4 stars but one has the feeling it should have maximum...
2 Reviews and 1101 Opinions View from one of the rooms.
trattoria portofino: gloomy place but quite good food
call_me_rhia Says: On our last night we had thought to have a really nice dinner in one of the restaurants in in the mirador "shopping centre"... We wanted to eat outside but there was a really bad smell of sewage, so we decided to walk on... and found nothing to our taste until we reached...
kamakura japanese restaurant: mix sushi= two sorts of fish
call_me_rhia Says: This Japanese restaurant is located inside the Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa... the night we wanted to eat there was fully booked and it took us a few days to find a night when they had a table for us, so because of this we had high expectations... A total disappointment:...
pizza, pasta e vino: italian owners - italian food
call_me_rhia Says: Every time we are in a new location, we go check out the local Sheraton hotel, just because hubby used to work there so many "ceturies" ago. While going there we spotted this Italian restaurant - recently opened and tucked away in a corner. We were not sure that we wanted to...
celso: had the feeling we weren't welcome
call_me_rhia Says: One day, when we walked to La caleta, we stopped at this fish restaurant to have lunch: it looked really simple and seemed to be one of these places where locals go for excellent food. In fact, they have a menu in several languages and all the people eating there very...
exotica: gelateria artigianale italiana
call_me_rhia Says: This great simple place is located in one of the tiny establishments located along Playa de Fañabe: it's run by friendly Italian people and serves delicious illy coffee an home-made ice-creams The coffee - of course - is superb... but what really got me was the...
Ricon de la Fuente: overlooking the bay, sea and the promenade
call_me_rhia Says: We stopped one night some days after new year's eve at this small cafe bar and sat outside, in comfortable armchairs near a little "fuente" (fountain). The location, along the promenade, is very scenic - and the place itself quite cosy. Mhh hard to tell: what we had wanted...
la farola del mar: very fresh fish and seafood
call_me_rhia Says: A great fish and seafood restaurant in a very touristy location and surrounded by other similar restaurants. The farola del mar lies near playa fanabe, at the farthest sided towards la caleta. Take a look at all the fish restaurants nearby: this is the one with the freshest...
Lots of Nightlife...: What do you want?
mabu Says: The region offers Nightlife for every taste. Next to the animation programmes of the Hotels there are lots of bars, pubs a casino and discos to be visited. If you're not up to things like that you can have a nice walk along the beach promenade and enjoy the lights and the...
mabu Says: Teneriffe has got a good bus network. The firm runing the busses is called "TITSA" Transportes Interurbanos de Tenerife S.A. Nearly every village can be reached by bus, even if there's only 3 busses a day. On the more important routes busses run frequently. From the south...
call_me_rhia Says: The weather... this is what I really loved in Tenerife. Sun, 25+ degrees celsius in January all day long (and even at night - see picture), and very little wind. So much better than staying at home and suffer the Swiss winter.
call_me_rhia Says: Papas arrugadas are a local speciality of the Canary islands and their name means wrinkly potatoes - because when they are served they have "wrinkles". To create these wrinkles is quite simple: they take very small new potatoes and boiled them with their skins in very little...
call_me_rhia Says: Just for tourists...but, in an island that's a massive tourist trap (but with great weather and a stunning vegetation), sand artists are a welcome sight: this one dug out of local grey sand the head and hands of a man emerging from deep down underground. An excellent...
call_me_rhia Says: The Aloe Park, before being a tourist attraction, is a very large organic aloe farm. Once you get there you will be taken around in a guided tour and they will explain you all about aloe farming and its therapeutic uses. You can also see many cacti from all around the world,...
call_me_rhia Says: Massive development reigns here, in playa de las Américas everything reminds you that you are a tourist and that you are there to 1) spend money 2) have fun. The beach is very long, with grey sands and lined with everything you might need to spend the day (and night). I did...
call_me_rhia Says: This lovely beach is located in Costa Adeje - to be more precise in one of the newest areas - next to the very posh Gran Hotel Bahía del Duque. It's a 700 metres long beach with calm waters and has some fine grey sand. There are changing cabins, toilets and you can rent sun...
call_me_rhia Says: Tenerife is called the island of eternal spring - and, aside the most perfect weather - is rich in simple natiral beauties. I'm talking about three things:- the mountains- the rock formations- the vegetation. What I really adored - and what the ever-present concrete could...
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This pictue is taken at a height of about 2300 m, at the foot of the cone of Mount Teide. The base of the gondola to the top is behind the rocks in the center...
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Q: Hi everyone, Any idea what the current exchange rate for sterling in the Adeje region of Tenerife is at the moment? Is it...
A: Just check any of the sites where you can get the updated rate of change for any currency. This one is the one I use: http://www.xe.com/ucc/ Tenerife, as any other...
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Although situated along the shore, Costa Adeje is not a beach resort as there are no beaches and the rocky coast is totally inadequate for swimming. Costa Adeje is basically a bunch of small and a few...
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The south coast of Tenerife is the place where most tourists go. The places Los Cristianos, Las Americas and Adeje are the best known and offer lots to do. There is a wide range of Hotels,...
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