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A different kind of Tenerife route
Tenerife boasts hundreds of trails that let residents and visitors alike enjoy the island’s natural, heritage and gastronomic riches. Footpaths wind through dreamlike forests, hug the coastline where you can feel the sea breeze on your skin, or blend the urban with the rural. All of it is complemented by a stable climate that makes these excursions possible at virtually any time of year. This time, it’s Ismael Peral (@ismafeten), a content creator specialising in restaurants and top-tier experiences, who shows us a different route through the north of the island. Are you going to miss it?
Starting point: Buenavista
The northern Tenerife route begins in Buenavista, where one of the must-sees is its main square – a place that is, without doubt, full of charm. The itinerary then takes in the El Aderno pastry shop, where you can sample their traditional rosquetes or any of the other artisanal sweets on offer. Afterwards, a hearty lunch at Bodegón Patamero, where delicious local cuisine is served.
The end of the world at Punta de Teno
With stomachs full, the content creator suggests heading to what he calls “the end of the world”. It’s a place that seems lifted from another planet, and one best reached by public transport due to access restrictions. That place is none other than Punta de Teno, where the journey there treats you to breathtaking views. At the end of the path stands the Teno lighthouse, surrounded by lava and crystal-clear waters.
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