Las Teresitas beach brought me back to childhood. Golden sand, calm waters, and palm trees created the perfect backdrop for reflection.
Tenerife's diversity amazes me every time. From volcanic black sand beaches to this artificial paradise made with Sahara sand in the 1970s. Each shore tells a different story, offering a unique atmosphere.
Sometimes the best moments happen when you simply walk, talk, and let memories surface naturally. This beach, close to Santa Cruz, reminded me why I love exploring every corner of this island.
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