Tenerife's Hidden Secrets.

So many of these and I am sure our Brilliant Bloggist has lots of great ones to check out, but what are your favourites.

Where is this, I know I have been there but I just can´t pinpoint it. Is it somewhere near Buenavista? Then again I am thinking maybe San Marcos. It is going to bug me now.

Perfectspecimen wrote:Hi boss, all ok?

Got another new member but didn't hang around.

Good view then?

Perfectspecimen wrote:Good view then?

Great food too.

That is the Burgado Restaurant at Buenavista del Norte.

I have been messing around for over half an hour to try and upload photos. They were way too large

Finally sorted it in the end.

Thanks Queenie, we just drove over Masca way, heading towards Puerto Cruz and decided to take a detour and just keep driving until we could no more. Great find and we always go back there and take friends.

There is also a lovely walk, large golf course and municipal swimming pool close by.

Some Ideal photo's of the large Atlantic waves hitting the rocks.

Queenie wrote:That is the Burgado Restaurant at Buenavista del Norte.

I have been messing around for over half an hour to try and upload photos. They were way too large

Finally sorted it in the end.

That's not a restaurant...it's an old pier with some of Cruella's
curtains thrown over it! It really is a beautiful spot though.

Topdog wrote:Thanks Queenie, we just drove over Masca way, heading towards Puerto Cruz and decided to take a detour and just keep driving until we could no more. Great find and we always go back there and take friends.

There is also a lovely walk, large golf course and municipal swimming pool close by.

Some Ideal photo's of the large Atlantic waves hitting the rocks.

I've played Buena Vista del Norte. It's the hardest course on the Island. (I think).

Only coz you had to play with water ski's on

The Lone Ranger wrote:

I've played Buena Vista del Norte. It's the hardest course on the Island. (I think).

It was ranked the second best course in Europe a couple of years ago, but what would you expect, it was designed by the Maestro.

3rdforum wrote:
It was ranked the second best course in Europe a couple of years ago, but what would you expect, it was designed by the Maestro.

WHAT JIMANDSI?

Seve Balesteros I believe Topdog. Keep driving past the sign that says 'no cars beyond this point' and you will come to Teno lighthouse, scene of recent filming and some more nice walks. Also a little bathing place through a rock tunnel with stunning under water views through deep crystal clear water.

Ps, it's a secret.

Eh Mince you amaze me, only one bar and you are still there, good boy xxx

Great place to just step back

Candelaria



If you are cheeky you can take a peek up his knicker leg

Is he wearing a wet suit?

Does anyone know where this photo was taken - I think TD might like this spot.