This Way: Tenerife - La Gomera, La Palma, El Hierro
Summary
The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife thrusts from the Atlantic to the summit of the mystical Mount Teide, at more than 3700 metres. Below the snow level, eternal springtime embraces forests, plantations and beaches that have inspired big-time international resorts. Everything is right at hand, from cosmopolitan cuisine to bargain shopping. This Way Tenerife also packs in three neighbouring historic Gomera, lovely La Palma, and end-of-the-world El Hierro. Adventures for every taste.
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