Guide to Guia De Isora

'If you're looking to get away from it all in serene surroundings, look no further than this traditional Canaries gem.'

Want to come and experience undisturbed days with a traditional Canarian ambience? Then you've found the perfect holiday hideaway. This place will suit you to down to the ground. A picture postcard village set against a stunning backdrop of mountains, you'll find a peaceful pace of life in friendly Guia de Isora that's just the ticket for unwinding. This unspoilt area has been pretty much missed off the tourism list - so if you've come to Tenerife for its lively nightlife, then this won't be your cup of tea. But if low-key charm is high on your list of priorities, read on. Lie back and relax on the nearby beach – one of the isle's best - and listen to the soothing sound of the soft surf washing the sands. Bliss. Spectacular vistas are on tap here too, with views stretching out over the sparkling Atlantic Ocean as far as the island of La Gomera. Take a gentle stroll along the coastline and you'll see the views at their shining best – just don't forget to take your camera. There's a liberal sprinkling of shops, with supermarkets for all the necessities and some pretty souvenir shops, and don't miss the hustle and bustle of the local produce market held on Wednesday and Sunday mornings. You'll also come across plenty of restaurants where you can tuck into traditional island as well as international food. If you want to pick up the pace, locally there's tennis, golf, fishing and water parks, plus the bustling resorts of Los Gigantes and Playa De Las Americas. Or jump aboard a leisurely ferry ride to the neighbouring islands of Gran Canaria and La Gomera for a delightful day out to remember.

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