Like many places on the island of Tenerife, the quaint resort of Callao Salvaje is great for foodies. The village is replete with quality seafood restaurants serving the catch of the day supplied by the local fishermen. You’ll get great tapas in one of the local restaurants, and make sure you savour the delicious Spanish wine. For a change of culinary pace, opt for other international cuisines. Feeling like a pizza? There’s an Italian restaurant in the town. Craving some stir fry noodles? Head to the Chinese. With plenty of affordable eateries as well as more upmarket establishments, you can have a different meal every day. Unless you keep going back for those Gambas – we wouldn’t judge you!

If you enjoy a beautiful sunset, a brisk hike and charming Spanish architecture then you’ll like Callao Salvaje. The Tenerife coastline is ragged in nature and boasts volcanic hills and beaches with striking dark sand. Weather permitting, you’ll be able to see the nearby Island of La Gomera (the second smallest of the seven Canaries), which you can also visit by boat. The sparkling surface of the Atlantic Ocean can also be seen from the hilly terrain and is sure to take your breath away. As the beaches on this part of the island are rocky by nature, Playa Paraíso features an artificial, sandy beach and is only 10 minutes away.