Tenerife Forest Fires
Transportes Interurbanos de Tenerife (TITSA) have confirmed that the bus routes 460, 325 and 355 are now running a normal service after being suspended on Friday after the outbreak of the forest fires at El Tanque. The route 460 is now running between Las Americas and Icod, and the route
Tenerife Forest Fires
Two roads that were closed by the Council of Tenerife [http://etenerifeholidays.co.uk/] because of the forest fires in north Tenerife, have now been opened. The TF-82 and TF-436 were opened at noon today, and the TF-373 was reopened last night. The 250 residents of Erjos, Masca and Carrizales
Tenerife Forest Fires
For info about the 2023 forest fires in north Tenerife please take a look at the following link. Tenerife forest fires 2013 The info below refers to fires in 2012. The forest fires on Tenerife are affecting the area of the Teno Massive on the north western flank of the
Tenerife Forest Fires
Fires have broken out on Tenerife again, the current outbreak stated on Friday in the area of Ruigómez near the town of El Tanque, 360 hectares have been affected and 2200 residents have been evacuated in the municipalities of El Tanque, Los Sols, Buenavista del Norde and Santiago del Teide.
Travel
Titsa, the Tenerife bus company, have added a surcharge to the bus routes serving the islands airports. This surcharge adds up to two euros onto the fare to and from Tenerife’s north and south airports. For more information about this bus fare increase look at the Titsa Surcharge up
Puerto de la Cruz
We’re back in Tenerife after a long absence of over a year. we’re back to promote our Tenerife Holidays [http://etenerifeholidays.co.uk/] website at etenerifeholidays.co.uk and get loads more interesting info about Tenerife. Going to take a couple of days to chill, then off to
Gofio is a food speciality of Tenerife that dates from before the Spanish conquest to the times of the mysterious Guanches and is thought to be their main staple diet. [](http://etenerifeholidays.co.
[https://res.cloudinary.com/etenerifeholidays/image/upload/$wpsize_!medium!,w_300,h_224,c_scale/v1569314330/etenerifeholidays.co.uk/Poinsettia-Plant.jpg] Poinsettia Plant in Puerto de la Cruz Tenerife The Poinsettia plant that most northern Europeans will associate as Christmas potted plants grows along the rural roads of Tenerife in
Dragon Trees are found all over the Canary Islands and are quite remarkable. The trees have a distinctive narrow waist and gnarly trunk with red sap. This sap is dragon’s blood according to legend. These trees grow very slowly, rarely flower and live for a very long time. The
Puerto de la Cruz
Today Jane has gone down with the lurgy. We’re hoping to be heading to La Laguna tomorrow. but depends on Jane’s recovery. Then we head south to the sunsine as it has been raining alday here today.
Puerto de la Cruz
North Tenerife, what a difference. We have been used to cloudless skies in our few days in the south of Tenerife, but here there have been overcast skies for much of the time. We have had torrential rain, low temperatures and high winds. We had been expecting the cooler climate
Las Caletillas
Nothing very exciting today. After breakfast Jane and I spent the morning and afternoon, up until about 3pm, writing for the Tenerife Holiday web site. We thought we would take a break on the beach at Las Caletillas Tenerife [http://etenerifeholidays.co.uk/resorts/las-caletillas/las-caletillas-review] where we had our