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This peculiar place name refers to a cave that was traditionally used as a stable for camels owned by migrants coming from Fuerteventura (Majoreros). During the 1940s, these animals were hired and used for agricultural tasks and to carry construction Leer más......

  This ensemble represents the nine ancient local kings called «Menceyes» who ruled Tenerife until the conquest in 1496. The island was divided into nine territorial areas, known as menceyatos: Abona, Adeje, Anaga, Daute, Güímar, Icod, Tacoronte, Taoro and Tegueste. Leer más......

This square is a meeting place and of cultural interest for the islands. In the past, the beach Playa de la Arena also covered the square’s surface. From 1697 to 1826 the place housed the Castle of San Pedro, a Leer más......

A coastal cave located on the former Güímar. Today this place belongs to Candelaria, in the south of the island. According to some authors, «Achbinico» is a toponymal that means «here is the spill». The east-oriented cave was used to Leer más......