Guide to Puerto De Santiago

'Modern and traditional, this pretty fishing village has got the holiday balance just right.'

The west coast of Tenerife is becoming increasingly popular with visitors and Puerto de Santiago is no exception. Once a quiet fishing village, this seaside sparkler is all grown up. But it's lost none of is traditional charm. One thing's for sure, this tiny town is million miles from hum-drum. Think cliff-top views of the Atlantic Ocean - on a clear day you can see all the way to La Gomera. Local fisherman unloading their sea-salted catch onto the harbour. Restaurants spilling tantalising aromas into the sun-warmed air. And you've got Puerto de Santiago down to a T. What could be better than a plateful of fresh-from-the net fish and seafood – enjoyed with the sun on your back and a crisp glass of wine in your hand? This is the life. Looking for a little sand time? There is a small black-sand bay for you to stretch out in – but it is tiny. Real beach lovers are better off visiting nearby Playa la Arena, just five minutes along the coast. Another unmissable day out is a drive to the wonderfully picturesque Masca Valley - arguably one of the most scenic spots on the entire island. Simply irresistible.

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