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Publisher and Proprietor Tina Straub, Joe Schacher

Publisher and Proprietor Tina Straub, Joe Schacher

Editor Clio O’Flynn

Editor Clio O’Flynn

Commercial Director Henry Cruz

Commercial Director Henry Cruz

Coordinator Theresa Willson

Coordinator Theresa Willson

Food glorious A good place food… to live time,

Features Writers that the Canary Islands are, for most of the time, Sometimes it’s easy to forget Clio O’Flynn, Sheila Collis, of The Magazine may have noticed a slight change in our aRegular pretty readers good place to live.

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If someone is asking about coming to live in the Canary Islands it’s hard to know what to advise – if you live here and made the move you often know instinctively who is going to make it and who won’t. But those who are almost guaranteed to get the most out of their time here are those who see the full picture and are willing to take the plunge and find out what the real Canaries, beyond the sea and sun, are all about.

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Non-surgical liposuction

royal visit

King and Queen in the Canaries health & beauty

Mesoestetic for men

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The Forgotten Road feng shui

The 5 Qi’s golf

music

5-star music review excursions

driving

Mercedes-Benz E Class Coupé feng shui

fabulous trips

Personalise your Feng Shui

Pro tip

fashion

Okaïdi

driving

Porsche 911 Carrera S4 profile

Benito Cabrera excursions

Cueva del Viento Dive and Sea fashion

100 years of motoring Miss Universe restaurant in Tenerife Alhambra del

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Mogu Lounge – a hot spot

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Jet2.com

New Glasgow connection announced Jet2.com has just announced the opening of a new base at Glasgow Airport.

According to the company the move creates up to 150 new jobs and sees the introduction of nine low fare destinations from the Scottish hub, including Tenerife.

Jet2.com will also offer the region’s only direct service to Nice, as well as direct low fare flights to Alicante, Dalaman, Faro, Tunisia, Majorca, Paphos and Sharm el Sheikh.

Ian Doubtfire, Managing Director of Jet2.com, said, “we are thrilled to be launching at Glasgow Airport and feel that the region will benefit considerably from our friendly low fare service and the resulting investment into the area. It has been a turbulent time for the travel industry with some airlines and operators ceasing to trade this year. In contrast, we have continued to go from strength to strength”

The company has a range of introductory prices from Glasgow on offer. Flights to Tenerife start at £56.99 one way including taxes departing from 1st April 2011, or a package holiday from £329 per person for seven nights half board in Playa de las Américas.

For more information about Jet2.com or for bookings, visit www.Jet2.com for flights or www.jet2holidays.com for package holidays.

Hit me with your tickle stick!

Ken Dodd, among the UK’s most loved funny men, is a regular visitor to Tenerife and lists the place amongst one of his top get-away destinations.

During his most recent trip he was looking for somewhere special to dine, and on the advice and in the company of his good friends Barbara Law and George Reed, sampled the delights of El Molino Blanco, and was very impressed indeed.

Ken is pictured here with El Molino Blanco owner Felipe.

Beeb in Guía Four BBC productions will be the focus of one of the key workshops in the MiradasDoc, the fifth Guia de Isora international festival of documentary film. ‘The documentary in television’ has been a regular feature of the festival, though previously has focused on Spanish productions. This year though British directors and programmes feature, including nature documentaries such as David Attenborough’s Planet Earth: From Pole to Pole, which took four years to film, Gareth Edward’s End Day, which uses science fiction to predict four possible routes towards global destruction, Fight for Life, a series looking at different patients struggling to survive, and a documentary produced by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Rolling Stones, Exile on Main Street.

MiradasDoc takes place in Guía de Isora from October 29th to November 6th.

Now you see it!

Turismo de Tenerife has come up with an excellent and direct way of letting you know what’s going on.

30 large display panels have been installed on the main streets and avenues of Tenerife’s busy tourist zones, in Puerto de la Cruz. Santiago del Teide, Adeje and Arona, promoting events that are happening around the island. According to the island’s tourism councillor José Manuel Bermúdez, the campaign is aimed at “offering our visitors all the information they need to enjoy their stay on Tenerife”.

The panels will be updated on a monthly basis, and will also carry information about the nearest tourist info point and how to get there, as well as other information sources for tourists. There are also new information units at both of the island’s airports and at major hotels, to ensure, says Bermúdez, that tourists get the very most out of their stay here.

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The European Beach Volley Challenge October 8th, 9th and 10th

The Tenerife Champions Cup 2010 returns to Siam Park, Costa Adeje on October 8th, 9th and 10th.

This will be the fourth edition of a competition which is considered a top event in the world’s beach volley calendar and will feature international teams who are sure to delight the audience with their sheer energy. There will be four teams, including the Spanish pair Liliana Steiner and Elsa Baquerizo.

There will be nine matches daily, and for the first time the challenge will include women.

The Tenerife Champions Cup was one of the four finalists for the

award Major Event of the Year in Spain and Portugal in the Grand Gala Premios Eventoplus. This year’s event takes place over a festival weekend, El Puente del Pilar, so it is sure to be well attended.

TheTenerife Champions Cup is supported by the Tenerife Cabildo, Turismo de Tenerife, the Ayuntamiento de Adeje and the Real Federación Española de Voleibol, as well as numerous prestigious sponsors.

Fiestas Patronales, Adeje First half of October

The Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación and Santa Úrsula are very important for the borough of Adeje, and virtually take over from the Fiestas Lustrales which have occupied most

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of September. These fiestas include religious, cultural, sporting and festive events as well as a traditional Romería (October 10th) in which people from all the surrounding villages take

part. Local people wearing traditional Canarian costumes on board gypsy wagons will encourage you to try various culinary delights and drinks as they make their merry way up the Calle Grande accompanied by singers and musicians. A fun event for all the family and a wonderful opportunity to see how the people of the island, both young and old, care for their culture and keep their traditions alive.

The day’s finale is the Baile de Magos that night, for which you must wear traditional costume if you want to attend.

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Disney Live! Mickey’s Music Festival Pabellón Insular Santiago Martín, La Laguna, Tenerife October 7th – 12th

Few stars have stood the test of so much time as Mickey Mouse et al. Who doesn’t know Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, and Goofy, who will be joined by newer members of the Disney clan such as, Sebastian and Ursula; Jasmine, Aladdin and the Genie, Woody, Buzz and Jessie for the newest Disney show, Mickey’s Music Festival, and for the little ones, the chance to see their favourite cartoon stars live on stage will be unmissable.

The show features old favourites as well as stars from Disney films such as The Little Mermaid,

Aladdin and Toy Story. A musical offering, Mickey’s Music Festival includes performances of Disney’s most famous songs, with some brilliant arrangements of the original music and modern hip hop, pop, swing, reggae, rock or country music. It is a must for young and old.

Tickets on line from www. elcorteingles.es (click on ‘entradas’ in the banner at the top of the page). Performances at 4pm and 7pm (certain days).

Jane Monheit Tenerife Auditorium, October 29th, 9pm

Jane Monheit is a jazz and adult contemporary vocalist and has sung with some of the world’s leading jazz singers such as Michael Bublé, Ivan Lins, Terence Blanchard and Tom Harrell. She has also received Grammy nominations for two of her recordings.

An extraordinarily gifted jazz vocalist whose sincere and romantic interpretations of exceptional songs has made her a favourite in both the jazz and cabaret worlds, Monheit has garnered numerous accolades in the past decade. Her first album, Never Never Land, was voted top debut recording by the

Jazz Journalist’s Association and stayed on the Billboard Jazz chart for over a year. Subsequent albums either charted high, or in several cases, debuted at number one, and yielded two Grammy nominations in the Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocals category.

Her latest album, Home, is a collection of standards that represents a passionate return to her roots as a jazz musician, and also marks her debut as sole producer of a recording.

More information/ reservations 903317327/www. auditoriodetenerife.com

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What’s on Exhibition: “A new crew for the Pequod” Works from La Caixa Foundation Collection Dates: Until 3 October Time: 10.00 to 20.00 (except Mondays) Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

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Euritmia Cultural: “Confesiones de La Habana”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 20.30 Venue: Cine Teatro Municipal District: Santa Úrsula www.culturatenerife.net

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Exposaldo Winter Bargain Fair

Dates: 6 - 10 Time: 11.00 – 21.00 Venue: Centro Internacional de Ferias y Congresos District: S/C de Tenerife www.iftsa.com

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Morfema Teatro: “Complete Works of Shakespeare”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 20.30 Venue: Centro Cívico de Cabo Blanco District: Arona www.culturatenerife.net

Tenerife Island Authority Cultural and Leisure Activities

Exhibition “Et in arcadia ego”

Néstor Delgado & Diego Vites

Dates: Until 1st November Time: 10.00 to 20.00 (except Mondays) Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

Dates: Until 14th November Time: 10.00 to 20.00 (except Mondays) Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

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Dates: 7 - 12 Times: 19.00 & 16.00 (certain days) Venue: Pabellón Santiago Martín District: La Laguna

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Platónica Teatro: “Una estrella”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 21.00 Venue: Auditorio Municipal District: El Sauzal www.culturatenerife.net

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World Music Times: 21.00 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Opera: “Madame Butterfly”

Tenerife Opera Festival Dates: 21 & 23 Time: 20.30 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Entredanza: “Impresiones”

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Danza: “Faros de silencio”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour

Jep Meléndez, Carlos Belda & Germán G. Arias

Time: 20.30 Venue: Teatro-Cine-Auditorio District: Guía de Isora www.culturatenerife.net

Time: 20.00 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Concert by Jane Monheit

Jazz Time: 21.00 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

This guide may be subject to last minute changes.

Times: 19.00 & 21.30 Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

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Time: 20.00 Venue: Cabildo Bookstore District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 151 650 www.culturatenerife.net

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Juglarteatro: “Dos ratones diferentes”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 17.00 Venue: Centro Cultural de Las Zocas San Miguel de Abona www.culturatenerife.net

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Teatro del Eclipse: “Pelirrojo y Colorina in concierto”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 17.00 Venue: Centro Cultural Llano del Camello District: San Miguel de Abona www.culturatenerife.net

Times: 10.00 & 11.30 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Dates: 15 & 16 Time: 20.30 Venue: Museo de Historia y Antropología (Casa Lercaro) District: La Laguna Information: 922 825 949 www.museosdetenerife.org

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Conference by Arturo Reverte

Tenerife Opera Festival Time: 20.30 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

Time: 20.30 Venue: Cine Teatro Municipal District: Santa Úrsula www.culturatenerife.net

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Time: 20.30 Venue: Museo de Historia y Antropología (Casa Lercaro) District: La Laguna Information: 922 825 949 www.museosdetenerife.org

Conference by José Luis Pérez de Arteaga

Tenerife Opera Festival Time: 20.30 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Reymala Teatro: “La reunión de los Zanni”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour Time: 20.30 Venue: Centro Cívico Cabo Blanco District: Arona www.culturatenerife.net

Extraordinary concert TSO

75 Anniversary Celebration Tenerife Symphony Orchestra Dates: 28 & 29 Time: 20.30 Veue: Teatro Guimerá District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 080 www.ost.es

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Museum Nights

Exhibition “Proyecto Girasoluz”

Mixed technique paintings.

Felipe Juan Dates: 8 al 22 Times: 10.00 & 11.30 Venue: Casa del Vino La Baranda District:: El Sauzal Información: 922 572 535 www.tenerife.es/casa-vino

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Burka Teatro: “Magalfa 2-El increíble viaje”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour

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Los Moussakis

Time: 10.00 & 11.30 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Dates: 1 & 2 Times: 18.30 (1st & 2nd) 12.00 (2nd) Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Opera: “A trunk full of opera”

Tenerife Opera Festival

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Dates: 7: Illustrations by Esther Walls 14: Book presentation Fragmentos del alma, de Ana Beltrán 21: Conference on Dulce María Loynaz by Tania Ramos 28: Poetry recital by José Hervás and Inmaculada Bravo

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Child Abuse & Mistreatment Dates: Until 31st January, 2011 Time: 10.00 to 20.00 (except Mondays) Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

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Dates: 1, 2 & 3: “Life During Wartime” 8, 9 & 10: “The story of Anvil” 15, 16 & 17: “Air Doll” 29, 30 & 3: “Enky ya Scheherazade”

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Exhibition “Se quebró el cántaro”

TEA Cinema

Original sound track films

Dates: 1 & 2 Time: 21.00 Venue: Auditorio Municipal District: El Sauzal www.culturatenerife.net

Disney Live!

Mickey’s Music

Colección Ordóñez Falcón de Fotografía COFF Dates: Until 6 January, 2011 Time: 10.00 to 20.00 (except Mondays) Venue: TEA District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 922 849 057 www.teatenerife.es

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Teatro Tamaska: “Islands”

Tenerife Theatre & Dance Tour

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Exhibition: “El silencio de los objetos”

Exhibition: Área 60 “Buhardilla”

Nearby Paradises

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XV Festival Masdanza

Time: 21.00 Venue: Tenerife Auditorium District: S/C de Tenerife Information: 902 317327 www.auditoriodetenerife.com

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Castles tour: a guided, dynamic tour of Tenerife’s castles for schools and the general public. A chance to discover these attractive listed buildings which are under conservation order (Heritage Protection Law). School visits during term time (every Wednesday). Other groups:

all year round (Saturdays).

Reservations required. Please telephone 922 825 949 / 43.

Guided Tours: guided tours of TEA exhibitions Saturdays at 18.00 and Sundays at 12.00.

For information please call 922 849 098 (Mondays to Fridays 10.00 - 14.00) or go to the ticket office at TEA.

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Aromatherapy Background

Essential oils and their uses

Aromatherapy is a word which conjures up thoughts of deliciously perfumed massages, infusions and inhalations. It is the practice of using plant oils, including essential oils (the pure essence of a plant), for psychological and physical well being.

Here are the benefits of some of the most popular oils:

Although the term aromatherapy was not used until the 20th century, it has actually been used for thousands of years to create harmony and balance, fight disease and in some cases even to embalm the dead. The cultures associated with its origins are the Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans.

Nowadays more and more natural products are used, including essential oils, for therapeutic, cosmetic and aromatic purposes.

n Bergamot: Can be used in a vaporiser or as an incense, diluted in the bath or blended with massage oils. Generally uplifting, it is used to treat stress, anxiety, depression, anorexia and skin problems such as eczema or psoriasis. n Chamomile: Can be blended with massage oils, used in steam or vapour treatments or mixed with lotions or creams. Soothing and calming, it is also a natural antibiotic, antiseptic, antidepressant and is generally uplifting. n Eucalyptus: Effective against respiratory problems. It is also used as an antiseptic, antispasmodic, decongestant, diuretic and stimulant. It has cooling and deodorising characteristics, helping with fevers, migraines and muscular aches and pains. n Jasmine: Known for its relaxing properties, it helps with depression and childbirth and also enhances libido. Jasmine is also good for respiratory problems, addictions and generally calming tension and stress.

Nowadays, more natural products are used for various therapies

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Oils can be applied to the skin, inhaled, or used in infusions

n Lavender: One of the most popular and great for stress relief. Also an antiseptic, anti-depressant, anti-inflammatory agent, deodorant, diuretic and sedative. Great in the bath, as a massage oil, or put a few drops on your pillow. n Patchouli: Has powerful skincare properties, promoting cell growth when applied to the skin. Also helps to relieve anxiety, depression, fatigue, curb addictions and reduce cellulite and bloating. n Peppermint: Cooling and refreshing, it enhances mental alertness and boosts energy. It also uplifts moods, sharpens focus, combats irritation and redness, and helps with congestion and digestion.

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n Rose: Woman’s best friend, aiding many female problems. Also helps with circulation, heart problems and asthma. It protects the heart and is beneficial to the skin. n Sandalwood: Can help the mucous membranes of the urinary tract and chest wall, alleviating chest pain. Has calming, stress relieving and sexual properties. It hydrates the skin and is anti-inflammatory. n Tea Tree: A natural healer and immune booster. Works to heal burns and cuts, soothes and treats cold sores, respiratory problems, muscular aches, influenza and dandruff. Also used as an insecticide.

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Visitors to the beach at El Médano in early August had no idea they were in for a weekend of fashion, fun and fiesta until the music started pumping out and the beautiful Patricia Yurena (Miss Spain 2008) was escorted onto the catwalk by ten striking male models.

They were followed by a procession of local beauties sporting the latest styles. In keeping with the watersports vibe of El Médano, surfboards and bikinis were out in force,

Fashion, fun and fiesta in El Médano

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with plenty of high heels for the after-beach nightlife.

The event was organised by La Agencia de Empleo y Desarrollo del Ayuntamiento de Granadilla de Abona, with the local Business Association of El Médano, including Picacho Surf Shop, Azul Kite, Mr Wilson, Cosas, Deportes San Isidro with the Tenerife Moda label Pi 3.14, Bike Point, Mi Mundo, Eskimo and El Artesano.

You can see more on www.youtube.com, type in ‘El Medano Fashion Show’.

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Adidas Tenerife 2nd anniversary A celebratory event at the store in Playa de las AmĂŠricas was followed by a party at Magic Cocktail Bar.

Maikel Bharwani, owner, Adidas Tenerife

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1st Floor Puerto Colón 6pm – 11.30pm

922 713 416 CC Las Carabelas, Loc. 1 San Eugenio Bajo

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12.30pm – 3.30pm 6.30pm – midnight Wednesday to Sunday

922 714 615 Avenida de Austria 9 Above Tenis Sur San Eugenio Alto 6pm – midnight Closed Mondays

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922 750 926 667 330 870 Parque Cattleya Avda Santiago Puig Playa de las Américas

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1pm – 4pm and 6pm – late

922 752 303 Avda. de los Sabandeños, Los Cristianos Tuesday to Saturday 1pm – 4pm & 8pm – 11pm Sunday 1pm – 4pm http://rincondelarroz. blogia.com

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Slow Boat 1 Exquisite Chinese cuisine with the new Japanese Teppanyaki.

Ideal for parties. Delivery service available.

THE original Slow Boat.

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China Town To experience true Asian cuisine visit this restaurant with style and taste, dine in a special place and try one of their Din Sun specialities.

Italian Restaurant – Pizzería

Zena Authentic Italian cuisine, pizzas baked in a traditional wood fired oven, fresh fish & meats, & a wide range of pastas. Dine in beautiful stylish surroundings with a warm atmosphere.

INTERNATIONAL & LEBANESE restaurant

Balkonen Great food served in a good atmosphere. Stroganoff and Lebanese dishes are highly recommended. Don’t miss the hubbly bubbly pipes.

Mediterranean cuisine

Rincón del Arroz Mediterranean cuisine, specialising in rice and paellas.

Come and try our red tuna and our lobster rice.

922 777 741 Calle Los Sabandeños Edificio Charo 1B Los Cristianos

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Tuesday to Sunday 12 noon – midnight

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Fujiyama Exquisite Japanese food, the widest selection of freshly prepared sushi also to take-away in South Tenerife.

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El Ancla 21, Calle El Jable Callao Salvaje

Mediterranean cuisine in the seaside village of Callao Salvaje. Excellent kitchen, stylish service, flambéed crêpes a house speciality. Open daily from midday.

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Faro Lounge Club Come & be seduced by the most opulent venue in Tenerife, unique water front location under the stars.

The only place to be - Indulge your decadent side.

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Mogu A spectacular Lounge serving amazing cocktails, a wide selection of wine and beer, delicious bar food and really good coffee. This is also a hot spot for celebrities and V.I.P events.

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Rajissimo Serving famous sandwiches, burgers, coffees and ice creams in a family friendly environment. Daily lunch menu of three delicious courses for 12 euros including a drink.

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654 929 395 C.C. Torviscas Costa Torviscas Costa Adeje Open daily 7pm

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607 765 880 CC Plaza del Duque Pergola Central Costa Adeje 10am – 2am mogulounge.es

922 716 242 CC Plaza del Duque Local 48-B Costa Adeje 10am – 11pm rajissimo.es

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La Taquería Cantina Mexicana is a restaurant with an authentic Mexican atmosphere where you, your family and friends can enjoy their excellent food made with top quality products.

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922 595 200 CC Fañabé Plaza Av. Bruselas, Local 355 2nd Floor, Playa Fañabé 10am – 6pm tenerife-dental.com

922 714 225 Los Cristianos Puerto de la Cruz Monday to Friday 9am – 1pm / 4pm – 8pm denischanut.com

922 788 328 Avda. Antonio Dominguez Urb. El Camison local 4 Playa de las Americas titoperaza@hotmail.com neweuropeanclinic.com

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Xazzperfumeria Excellent brands and outstanding quality. Cosmetics: Leading Beauty Farms, Clinica Ivo Pitanguy, Bakel, Ingrid Millet, Sensai. Perfumes: Bond No. 9, Creed, Serge Lutens, Etro etc.

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Hotel Gran Rey Close to the beach, the hotel allows guests to take advantage of its natural surroundings, with different activities and tours.

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Hotel Botánico Classic, elegant and peaceful, this 5-star luxury hotel offers accommodation combined with high class restaurants and leisure facilities including the Oriental Spa Garden.

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Hotel Jardín Tecina Standing atop a cliff overlooking the Atlantic, this unique tourist complex is set in lush gardens and close to Tecina Golf.

Ideal for a healthy and relaxing break.

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922 805 859 Avda. Richard J. Yeoward 1 Puerto de la Cruz hotelbotanico.com

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North Tenerife While the south enjoys mainly dry, warm and sunny weather giving its characteristic arid countryside, by contrast the north is verdant and green.

The prevailing north easterly winds known as Los Alisios, bring cooler air across the sea which, when it reaches the warmer land mass of the island, condenses and forms clouds. Low cloud is common in some areas, and there is more rainfall, hence the lush countryside.

When this cooler air reaches the peak of Mount Teide, it meets the warmer and dryer air of the south, and so the cloud heading southwards usually evaporates.

Mount Teide acts as a weather barrier between the two areas. The north is typically a few degrees cooler than the south, especially in the winter, so when visiting don’t forget to take a jacket or cardigan.

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while the south has a more modern infrastructure and plenty of leisure activities to offer, the north has a more traditional architecture and rural, laid back lifestyle. The attractive Canarian balconies are in abundance, and there are some magnificent architectural examples to be visited as well as some country manors.

The historic centres of the north which are worthy of a visit are the former capital La Laguna (where guided tours are available), La Orotava, Garachico, Puerto de la Cruz and Icod de los Vinos, while the most interesting villages and hamlets are situated within the areas of Anaga and Teno which are also a walker’s paradise. In all these towns and villages, you will find plenty of opportunities to sample the local cuisine.

La Laguna The historic town of San Cristobal de La Laguna, now home of the university, was

declared a Cultural Heritage of Humanity

by Unesco in 1999 and contains around 400 buildings which benefit from some level of monumental or environmental protection.

To help you to see as much as possible, walking routes have been designed for independent visitors or alternatively you can take advantage of the guided tours which leave regularly from the tourism office. Groups can reserve their own tours on weekdays. There are also guided and self-guided tours of the interior of La Laguna’s churches and temples.

La Laguna has too many historical buildings to mention, but some of those most worthy of a visit are: Iglesia de la Concepción, Casa de Alvarado Bracamonte y de los Capitanes Generales (housing the municipal tourism office and the international centre for the conservation of heritage), Santa Iglesia Cathedral, Casa del Corregidor, Convento de Santa Catalina de Siena, october 2010

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Ermita de San Miguel, Iglesia de Santo Domingo de Guzman, Ermita de San Cristóbal, Palacio de Nava, Palacio de Lercaro (Museo de la Historía) and many, many more including the beautifully renovated Teatro Leal. A walk around La Laguna really is a journey back in time, and to make life easier, many of the streets have been pedestrianised.

For more information about La Laguna and guided tours, go online to www. visitalalaguna.es or call 922 825046.

La Orotava The town of La Orotava conserves its historical centre which remains perfectly separated from modern constructions. It has been declared a precinct of historical and artistic interest and is also listed as a monumental precinct.

Balconies and typical Canarian courtyards and patios prevail in the old quarter with cobbled streets, many of which have been pedestrianised. The town has much

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history to reveal, not least of which is the origin of the tradition of creating a giant sand carpet in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento and carpeting the streets with flowers at Corpus Christi.

Discover all of this and more by taking a leisurely walk through this relatively small area. Begin at Ermita del Calvario (near the bus station) and work your way uphill along the cobbled streets. Eventually you will reach the Ayuntamiento with its big plaza, continue to Hijuela de Botánico, Casa de Los Balcones and the Casa del Turista (where you can stop to buy souvenirs and gifts) in Calle San Francisco. Further on are the Hospital de la Santísima Trinidad, then downhill to the Casa de Lercaro in Calle Colegio, Casa Monteverde and the beautiful Iglesia Matriz de la Concepción.

On the corner of Calles Inocencio García and Tomás Zerolo is the monument to the carpet makers, and other locations to visit are the Casa Torrehermosa for crafts,

the Iglesia de Santo Domingo and finally the Ex-Convento de San Benito Abad which houses the Museo de Artesanía Iberoamericana.

Garachico Garachico was the main trading port of Tenerife until the volcanic eruption of 1706 destroyed the port and much of the town. Founded by Cristóbal de Ponte in 1496, the town still guards architectural evidence of its past in the form of the mansions, convents and churches which escaped the effects of the eruption. In 1980, King Juan Carlos awarded the municipality the fine arts gold medal for having dedicated so much attention to its artistic and historic heritage and for the care given to its streets, plazas and gardens. The town has also received many other national distinctions and awards.

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de la antigua Puerta de Tierra (where there is a large wine press), Castillo de San Miguel, Monumento al Emigrante Canario (from where there is a wonderful view of the town and port, as well as the flow taken by the lava during the eruption of 1706). Also, it is worth wandering through stone paths which wind their way around the beautiful natural rock pools which are very popular for bathing.

Puerto de la Cruz Puerto de la Cruz is where tourism began in Tenerife, in the 19th century. Even then, many Britons visited the town and this influence is clearly visible. The origin of this can be seen from the Plaza Viera y Clavijo where the old Hotel Martiánez began touristic activity in 1866. Taking a walk through the Paseo Aguilar y Quesada, popularly known as the palm tree walk, you can see the cliffs of Martiánez where significant archaeological evidence of Guanche activity has been found in caves.

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black volcanic sand beach of the same name, Playa de Martiánez, and the Lago Martiánez, a magnificent leisure area designed by the Lanzarote artist César Manrique.

Heading up into the town, walk through Calle Iriarte, and head for Plaza de Charco and Plaza de Europa. This is the old town where you will find many buildings (including top restaurants) which have magnificent courtyards, interior patios and galleries, and of course typical Canarian balconies abound. Don’t miss buildings like the Casa de Miranda, the old Customs House, the archaeological museum, Iglesia de San Francisco and of course the fishing port. Playa Jardín is a wonderful location for sun worshipping, and two attractions which should not be missed are the Botanical Gardens and Loro Parque.

Icod de los Vinos The historic town of Icod de los Vinos also belongs to the categories of heritage of cultural interest and historical precinct. The town’s construction began

in the 15th century, and it has been added to and adapted according to private and social needs over the years.

Nowadays, Icod has a vibrant and popular shopping centre within the old town where there many buildings and plazas worthy of a visit, including La Iglesia Matriz de San Marcos, situated within La Plaza Andrés de Lorenzo Cáceres which has pretty and well kept gardens. From here there is a good overhead view of the famous Drago tree. The church houses many works of art and also acts as a museum.

The Iglesia de San Agustín looks over the Plaza de Leon Huerta and was constructed in the mid-16th century.

The church houses various tablas and sculptures and has preserved its original arches.

Climbing the main steps in the Plaza de Los Cáceres, you arrive in the Plaza de la Pila or Constitución which is surrounded by marvellous examples of Canarian architecture dating back to the 17th and 19th centuries.

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Jaguar XFR What Car? Magazine has awarded the Jaguar XF the title of Best Executive Car 2010, which is impressive bearing in mind it is the third consecutive year the XF has driven away with the prize. But this year it was with its powerful new 3-litre diesel engine.

But the new Jaguar XFR takes that a little further, fusing sports car style with the refinement of a luxury saloon and making sporting hearts beat that much faster. Certainly not an old man’s car, the supercharged XFR with its mighty 5-litre V8 510PS engine resembles a wolf in sheep’s clothing and represents the most exhilarating expression of Jaguar sporting luxury.

The exterior design theme features a unique front bumper with ‘Supercharged’ script, twin bonnet air intakes, flared sills, quadruple exhaust tailpipes, body colour rear valance and rear spoiler. All this combines to give an aggressive looking vehicle deserving the magnificent feline name. The 20-inch Nevis alloy wheels also carry the ‘Supercharged’ script.

Inside the car, the instrument panel and doors have a unique dark mesh aluminium finish, R badges on the steering wheel and instrument panel and instrument dials with red pointers and the ‘Supercharged’ motif. There is a full colour touch-screen, Bluetooth compatibility and automatic climate control to add to the

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luxuriously high specification. The instrument panel is soft grain stitched and the door top rolls have contrast stitching while the headlining is of Jaguar premium suede cloth. The car has interior mood lighting and phosphor blue halo illumination.

The 320-watt premium sound system with a single CD player features Windows Media Audio and has MP3 compatibility. The Jaguar Smart Key System gives keyless entry and keyless starting.

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The 5-litre engine is complemented by Jaguar 6-speed automatic transmission with Jaguar Sequential Shift and Jaguar Drive Selector, JaguarDrive Control with Dynamic and Winter modes, cruise control with automatic speed limiter, rain sensing wipers, automatic Bi-xenon headlamps, electrically heated and folding door mirrors, autodimming rear view mirror, rear parking aid with touch-screen visual indicator, navigation system, heated front windscreen and red brake calipers. A wide range of optional equipment is also available for the XFR which comes with a choice of two solid and six metallic exterior colours, two of which are unique to the vehicle, and there are four interior colour choices.

The XFR is brilliantly docile when you want to make chilled progress, like a cat stalking its prey, but also crushingly effective when you want to flex your right foot and move in for the kill. The throaty roar from the exhaust pipes is a clue to the XFR’s performance which is astonishing, reaching 60mph in only 4.7 seconds, but hold on a while longer because it goes from 50 to 70mph in just 1.9 seconds, making it an unbeatable overtaking machine. Its top speed is electronically limited to 155mph.

The XFR grips the road, no matter what you put it through, with the new electronically controlled suspension system keeping the body taut and flat even when you’re tearing around undulating and winding roads.

This car also contains the biggest ventilated disc brakes and includes a faster steering ratio. The Jaguar XFR is the British company’s (supposed) rival of the BMW M5 and the Mercedes E63 AMG. The quick and agile big cat wins outright.

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The staff clearly enjoy their work

Juan Ayza Albiol (Benicarló 1968) studied cooking in the Castillón hotel school. He finished his training in a number of different restaurants and hotels in Spain and the Americas, including the Gran Casino de Cataluña and the Hotel Tres Reyes in Pamplona. Later on, he joined the Meliá hotel chain in the Caribbean, opening Spanish restaurants in the Meliá Puerto Vallarta and Meliá Cancún.

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chefs. He left Mexico, a country he loves and which has influenced his cooking to a great extent, for Puerto Rico where he worked in Ramiro’s de San Juan.

When his Caribbean adventures ended, he returned to Spain and was appointed head chef in the Hotel Bahía del Duque in Costa Adeje, Tenerife, where he remained for three years until 1996 when he opened his own restaurant, El Rincón del Arroz in Los Cristianos. In 2006, he was awarded the regional cuisine prize by Tenerife daily, Diario de Avisos and every year since 2000 his restaurant has been recommended by the Michelin Guide.

Juan focuses on Mediterranean cuisine, especially rice. His wife Manuela says, “so many tourists leave Spain with the wrong idea about paella”. El Rincón del Arroz has 20 different paellas on the menu, made not only with fish and seafood, but with meat or vegetables, or a mixture of the two as well. As Juan studied in Castillón, the home of paella, he prepares the most authentic versions which include vegetables and duck, lobster, chicken and rabbit, or vermicelli paella amongst others. You can even order his paellas to take away, they are extremely popular and make an alternative fast food.

Apart from paellas, El Rincón del Arroz offers the finest food in the Sea and Land section of the menu. Mouthwatering dishes including Tartar of Fresh Tuna with Spring Onion, Soya and Wasabi, Tempura of Oyster, Sardine and Courgette, Fillet Steak with Foie Gras and Bouillabaisse with october 2010

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even have a full-bodied five year-old cuvée, Valbuena which is made from 80 per cent Tinta Fina, 10 per cent Cabernet Sauvignon and 10 per cent Merlot grapes.

You will not find a dessert menu at El Rincón del Arroz, but you will always find deliciously tempting desserts and puddings. They are not listed because they change every day and are freshly made. Some wonderful examples are home-made Tiramisu, Sticky Chocolate Brownies, Apple Pie with Vanilla Ice Cream or Yoghurt Cake with Orange. For those who prefer to finish their meal with cheese (a wonderful excuse to order another bottle of wine), there is always a selection of three Spanish and two French cheeses available.

Juan and Manuela’s main intention is to educate their guests regarding the Spanish style of dining, the joy of sharing meals. Rather than just ordering your own individual dishes and sticking to them, the idea is that each member of the party orders something different and that everyone helps themselves to some of everything. This way of eating not only gives everyone the opportunity to try several different dishes, but also stimulates conversation around the dinner table.

Mouthwatering food is always offered at el Rincón del Arroz

El Rincón del Arroz is ideal for business lunches or for more intimate dinners at night. There is always a great selection of wines, the desserts are a surprise, and the kitchen produces a perfect fusion of top quality products with the professionalism and expertise of owner and head chef Juan Ayza.

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John Lowe Charity Golf Classic

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1. Andalusian exhibition by Centro Hípica Pura Vida 2. Amarilla Golf 2009 Captain, Ian Pilling MBE, 2010 Captain, Mike Baker, Ángela Ascanio y Cullen and John Lowe 3. Nearest the pin trophy for a hole in one on the par three 18th, Tony McDonald 4. Captain Mike with Eric Bristow 5. Ámate volunteers man their information table 6. Bob Anderson, Pete Burgess, John Lowe and Peter Taylor

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Flights of fancy The five star luxury Hotel Villa Cortés has been attracting the haute monde since it first opened its doors in 2002.

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2010 special guests Alejandro Fernández and Alejandro Sanz, flock to this stunning hotel in Playa de las Américas, where the best of everything awaits them.

Combining the best of traditional quality with the latest technology, the hotel excels in creature comforts and this policy is, of course, extended to their restaurants.

Five of the hotel‘s restaurants are open to non hotel guests. The Bräuhaus is an evening restaurant specialising in Bavarian in a typical bierkeller ambience.

Pancho Villa offers the best in Mexican cuisine, currently being renovated but reopening soon. La Sirena, next to the hotel’s pool, offers Mediterranean food for a light lunch, the Beach Club, right next to the sea, is open from 10am to 6pm for light snacks and salads, but for

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the best in gourmet food, Tiziano is the gastronome’s evening choice.

As an example, during our visit the menu included scallops and giant prawns with a pumpkin and ginger creamy soup, tuna fish tartar with avocado and crayfish, hot and cold foie gras with dried fruit and nuts and a seasonal fruit confít, creamy risotto with a selection of seafood, fresh island caught fish with black potatoes and mojo sauces, the Spanish gourmet’s classic – pluma Ibérica, a crème brûlée with passion fruit and a vodka and lime sorbet. Their highly qualified team will of course make suggestions and prepare personalised menus for any kind of event.

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Head chef of Tiziano is Diego Schattenhofer who was born in Argentina and is of third generation German stock.

He has worked with some of the world’s best known chefs, Yoan Coll, Martín Berazategui, Juan Pablo Felipe and Francis Paniego on both sides of the Atlantic and learned a great deal from all of them. To this he has added his own twist combining new technology with the best

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in food preparation. He works hard on developing techno-emotion, the 100 per cent application of technology to the gastronomic concept, to surprise the clients with flavours and applied technology and to get the best out of everything and wake up all the senses and emotions.

One day, two engineers, an astrophysicist and Diego met around a table and talked about telescopes, trips to the moon, their grandmothers’ recipes and techno-cuisine. The result was a levitating plate which has attracted purchasers like the Real Madrid Football Club (www.astrochefs. com).

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Madrid Fusion. New cuisine is now old hat, food technology is where it’s at and at the Hotel Villa Cortés’ Tiziano restaurant you’ll get an elevating experience in the best gourmet style.

Diego (centre) flanked by the scientists and backed by the kitchen and administration team during the launch of the flying saucers

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Gran Oasis Resort

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Stunning, one and two bedroom apartments in a well appointed resort with spectacular views of the golf course, Playa de las AmĂŠricas and the sea are available for sale.

Located in a quiet area and yet close to shops, restaurants, bars and leisure facilities, and also within easy walking distance of the beaches, these beautiful, high quality apartments are exclusively furnished. Due to their high standard, and location on an island enjoying a climate which attracts year round tourism, they can provide you with a guaranteed monthly income.

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Hotel Jardín Tropical Costa Adeje Tasteful rooms and suites with magnificent views, relaxing pools, excellent cuisine in a variety of restaurants, a spa and much more, all set in a tropical paradise. If it’s rest and relaxation you are looking for, far from the madding crowd and yet close enough to all the action, then the recently renovated Hotel Jardín Tropical was made for you.

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Barista, María González

Rajissimo Rajissimo is situated right in the centre of Plaza del Duque, Costa Adeje, and is the perfect place to stop for a rest and refreshments during a spending spree in this quality shopping centre. Surrounded by a selection of the most exclusive shops on the island, this gourmet café opened six years ago and specialises in really good fast food.

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Mouthwatering milhojas de Salmon and Bacalao (cod) with seafood sauce

Rajissimo is hard to miss, it forms the centrepiece of Plaza del Duque. It is bright yellow, a colour which conjures up a feeling of happiness, and all you have to do is ‘home in’ on the vibrant chill-out music which they play.

The essence here is happiness. The staff are fast, efficient and polite, and no matter how busy they are, they never fail to smile.

They sell happy food, all made fresh on the premises daily, and at the end of each day any food that is left is put in pleasant takeaway packs and given to charity – to those who need it the most, to make them happy.

Work begins early in the morning when fresh pastry, loaves, buns, cakes, and the sticky and mouthwatering home-made muffins are baked. There is a selection of muffins available, with raspberry and white chocolate or caramelised milk and walnuts to mention just a couple. All these breakfast items are designed to start your day well and are accompanied by a wide selection of fresh juices.

María Gonzalez, the only local member of the staff, is your barista (she has been specifically trained to prepare specialist coffees). She makes sure that your coffee is just as it should be.

During the day it is burger time, and at Rajissimo they are home-made with real beef, with freshly baked buns and they are available in various flavours.

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The menu of the day takes you around the world with international items, and the list is changed on a monthly basis. Try some of the irresistible creations of the Cuban chef Yarenmi Rey. There are three courses plus a drink available all day, and this represents excellent value at only €11.95.

If you are watching your figure, try one of their fresh salads including all-time favourites like Oriental Chicken or exotic salads like Cous-Cous. And meat lovers can of course have a perfectly prepared steak with chips.

For dessert there is a wide variety of ice creams – no less than 48 flavours to choose from, all served with home-made cones. If you are shopping at teatime, the ultimate snack in the south would be Belgian waffles with fresh fruit and/or ice cream.

All this is served by happy and smiling staff, that is the essence of Rajissimo, happy food, happy music, happy staff and happy customers.

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Thomson and First Choice’s award-winning airlines came together to create the allnew Thomson Airways, so jetting between Tenerife and the UK has never been easier.

Fly direct to and from the Canary Islands and the UK. Thomson Airways flies to 17 UK airports, so it’s certain there’s a route to suit you. They also offer a direct service to and from La Palma and Gatwick and Manchester every Monday.

Thomson and First Choice guarantee only the highest levels of service; their flights department has been established for over 10 years. Dedicated

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flight seat sales consultants Vicky and Jamie have years of experience within the travel industry. Let them use their exceptional knowledge to find the right flights for you.

Booking your flight direct with the Thomson flights office in Tenerife, guarantees you a price with no hidden extras. All airport taxes are included, plus a full 20kg luggage allowance.

Are you looking for more than just another week away in the sun? A holiday that really lets you relax but, at the same time, offers up sights, sounds and adventures by the bucket-load? Then step aboard a Thomson cruise in Tenerife and let them whisk you off on a holiday to remember,

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visiting: Gran Canaria, La Palma, Madeira, Morocco and Lanzarote. Booking your cruise direct with Thomson couldn’t be easier. Let the Thomson cruise team organise your cruise and advise you on the different cabins and decks on offer. Free transfers are also included from south Tenerife to the port in Santa Cruz.

It’s a level of service far beyond what you will

find when booking over the internet, and if you value the peace of mind and the service that makes all the difference then First Choice and Thomson should be your first stop. To find out more phone 0034 922 761 202 or email Tenerife. flights@tui-uk.co.uk. Alternatively, you can visit their flights office at CC El Duque, Fañabé (opposite the new Fañabé market).

Win UK Christmas shopping flights We have two tickets for return flights to the UK for a three-day Christmas shopping trip, departing on November 24th and returning on November 27th, with Thomson Airways. To enter, answer the following question and send your answer, along with your name and a contact telephone number, by mail, email (Magazine@icmedia.eu) or fax (details on page 4).

The closing date for receipt of entries is Tuesday November 2nd and the winner will be drawn and notified on Wednesday November 3rd.

Island Connections Media Group staff and their families are not eligible to enter. One entry per person only. If the first name drawn is unavailable after a 24 hour period, the second name chosen will be deemed to be the winner and so on.

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Tenerife Their important role in European cruising tourism has been recognised by the European Cruising Council

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Cruising tourism began in Tenerife in the 18th century, when the first English visitors arrived on the island by sea, some of them to pass a few months in Tenerife and then sail onwards to the British colonies. Among these colonials who used the port to take on provisions, were also the first tourists to visit the island, and they were very different from those who visit us nowadays.

Since those early times, and especially in the last decade, cruising as a form of tourism has evolved incessantly. Cruising is now is one of the main activities in the tourism sector and its growth has been constant. Only five years ago, 38,000 Spanish citizens chose cruising for their holidays, but nowadays that figure has grown to more than 600,000.

Despite the fact that cruising is traditionally a winter option, the Ports of Tenerife receive cruise liners practically all year round. Their location in the Atlantic and their configuration as a destination consisting of several islands not separated by a great distance, each with its own characteristics, was one of the main reasons for the launch of the brand, Cruises in the Atlantic Islands, which was officially presented in 1996, and designed to promote the ports of the Canaries and Madeira at the main tourism trade fairs.

The decision made by the main English tour operators to choose the Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife as the base for their cruises of the Atlantic and the African coast laid a milestone for the islands

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The Port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

regarding cruise traffic. The security which surrounds the port installations has been the cornerstone and the reason why the main international shipping lines continue to use our port as an independent base par excellence in the Atlantic. Of the 582,835 visitors who passed through the ports in the province of Tenerife last year, 121,524 – some 20 per cent – arrived at Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

This type of traffic gives a significant boost for the island’s economy, providing an average of between 28,000 and 30,000 associated overnight stays per season as well as 192 flights – 80 for German tourists and 112 for English.

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annually in Spain was emphasised.

As well as the increase in the number of port of call stop-offs by cruisers, cruising tourism is a significant supplier of resources for the province’s economy.

One aspect which the Ports Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife believe in, and which they continue to strengthen, amongst other things, is ecological tourism. The cruise liner only occupies space for a matter of hours, and the tourists who disembark spend more money than conventional holidaymakers.

Cruising is characterised by its dynamism, with modern day offers which are not only innovative but competitive as well.

This sector is in expansion, with a growth predicted in Europe of between 5.5 and 8.5 per cent up to 2011.

The near future The Ports Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife expects to close 2010 with a total of 377 cruise liner visits, which is an increase of two per cent, with possibly

more than 600,000 visitors on board – which would be an increase of five per cent on 2009 when we received 580,605 cruising tourists.

During the next few months we are expecting the first stop-off, on Christmas Eve, by the new Disney ship, Disney Dream, at Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Previous to that, in October, we will be receiving the Queen Elizabeth II during her inaugural voyage.

Once again the port will be used as a base by ships belonging to AidaCruises and Thomson, Costa Concordia and MSC Fantasia during their voyages.

Finally, during November, when the work of prolonging the pier at the port of San Sebastián de La Gomera will be complete, the German ship Mein Schiff will have the honour of inaugurating the new infrastructure destined for cruise liners.

For the first time, a cruiser of more than 200 metres in length which can carry 1,800 passengers will be able to dock in La Gomera. october 2010

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Prosegur Tournament 2010 The Prosegur Tournament 2010 was held at Golf Las Américas on the 4th September, with a good turnout and wonderful weather.

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Final of the IV Circuito Tenerife-La Gomera On Saturday September 11, Golf del Sur hosted the final of the IV Circuito TenerifeLa Gomera. A total of 140 players, including the first 20 classified in the rankings for each category, enjoyed a splendid day of golfing and their last opportunity to be amongst the best in the province.

The names of the finalists were announced during the Gran Gala Final on the same day, at the Casa

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Club, Golf del Sur where the prizes were also awarded for the seventh tournament.

During the event, all the sponsors were thanked, especially the day’s sponsor Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, for their generous contributions.

The sponsors of the IV Circuito TenerifeLa Gomera 2010 were Turismo de Tenerife, Federación Canaria de Golf, Iberostar Hotels & Resorts, Francachela Catering & Services, www. canarias.com, Heineken, Zumos Pago, Gomasper and GHOTELES, Fred Olsen and Jardin Tecina, Golf +, Fonteide, Kalise, Cadena Ser Radio Club Tenerife, Caroli Health Club and Sheraton La Caleta Resort & Spa, Golf Holiday, Cava Castillo Perelada, Coca Cola, Imegal, Carpas Atlantico, AXA Seguros, Abama Golf & Spa Resort, Hotel Jardin Tropical, Hotel Spa Villalba, Spring Hoteles, Vincci Hoteles, Sorted Sites, Excellent Medical, Coop. San Miguel D.O. Abona and Ideal Joyeros.

The Federación Canaria de Golf trophies and the prizes from this last tournament of the circuit were presented to the following: The ball closest to the hole (number 9) went to David Ian Pritchard with 156cm.

The Senior prize was for Kevin Anthony Spence with 37 points.

The valued Scratch prize went to young player Johannes Zitzer with 37 points.

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First category 1st Johannes Zitzer with 39 points 2nd Rodrigo Hernández with 38 points 3rd Michael McCarthy with 37 points Second category 1st Adolfo Peraza with 42 points 2nd José Francisco Hernández Meneses with 41 points 3rd Fabrizio Funegra Ugalde with 40 points Third category 1st Miguel Ángel Méndez García with 46 points 2nd Fernando Campos Sánchez with 44 points 3rd Aurelio Antonio León Perera with 43 points

The classification for the grand final and the Circuit Ranking results took into account the best scores of six out of the seven tournaments which took place at Buenavista Golf, Golf Las Américas, Golf del Sur, Golf Costa Adeje, Tecina Golf, Abama Golf and Golf del Sur. The Senior prize with 201 points went to José Castella Rueda, and the valued Scratch prize in the General Ranking went to Vicente Ruiz Toledo with 191 points.

Ladies n First category 1st Marlene Bananier with 197 points 2nd Pamela Evans with 188 points 3rd Mª Dolores Sebares with 181 points n Second category 1st Marilyn Pendelton with 193 points 2nd Dulce Ramon Sosa with 182 points 3rd Francisca Reyes Martín with 163 points

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The happy winners with their trophies

n First category 1st David Ian Pritchard with 202 points 2nd Ángel González Rodríguez with 202 points 3rd Santiago Rivero de la Cruz with 201 points n Second category 1st Mauro Fernández Rojas with 207 points 2nd José Medina Exposito with 205 points 3rd Antonio Rancel González with 203 points n Third category 1st Fernando Campos Sánchez with 208 points 2nd Roberto Martín Rodríguez with 204 points 3rd Petr Kosa with 202 points

The Asociación de Campos de Tenerife are already working on the organisation of the V Circuito Tenerife-La Gomera, with improved objectives.

For more information, visit the Asociación de Campos de Golf de Tenerife website, www. isladegolf.com/circuito or email circuito@ isladegolf.com.

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