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Mercado del Agricultor San Isidro
San Isidro
The San Isidro Farmers Market is one of the southern Tenerife landmarks for local and seasonal produce. Unlike the large tourist markets, this market has a distinctly rural feel and focuses primarily on local residents, who come each week to stock up on fresh, top-quality food, directly from the hands of farmers and producers.
Here you can find fruits and vegetables grown in the region, artisanal cheeses, wines with designation of origin, Tenerife honey, homemade breads, traditional sweets, and even organic products. You can also buy flowers, herbs, and other items that showcase the island's agricultural wealth. What distinguishes this market is its authentic, family-friendly atmosphere: customers often know the producers, and a close relationship is established, where shopping becomes a social and community event.
The market is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., making it a regular weekend destination for those seeking fresh and reliable produce. Furthermore, it offers very competitive prices, eliminating intermediaries and purchasing directly from the farmer. For many southern residents, visiting the market is not just about filling their fridge, but also about supporting the local economy and keeping the island's agricultural tradition alive.
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Where to eat
Heladería Artesanal la Tejita
If you're in the La Tejita area and fancy something refreshing after the beach, this ice cream shop is a great place to stop. Here you'll find artisanal ice creams with a variety of delicious flavors, perfect for a quick treat while you're strolling or relaxing after a day at the beach. It's a simple, pleasant, and very convenient spot to indulge without any fuss.
What to see
Presa del Rio
If you enjoy discovering unique places, the Presa del Río in Arico has that special something. It's not just a natural setting; it's an abandoned dam, which lends it a curious and somewhat mysterious air. You can stroll around the area, explore its structures, and appreciate the contrast between the ravine and what remains of the construction. It's a little-known spot, perfect for getting off the beaten path.
Activities
Cho Pancho
If you're looking for a truly Canarian experience, the Cho Pancho Recreation Area is exactly that: a day trip up into the mountains. Come here with family or friends, set up a picnic or barbecue, and forget about the daily grind. It's a simple place, surrounded by nature, where the most important thing is spending time together. One of those time-honored traditions that, although it has changed, remains very much alive.
Beaches
Cuevas del Trigo
Cuevas del Trigo beach is one of those wild corners of southern Tenerife where you'll feel the island remains untouched. A secluded stretch of volcanic coastline, with natural caves carved into the rock and a tranquil atmosphere, it's ideal for disconnecting, taking leisurely strolls, and listening only to the sea and the wind.
Nightlife
Shopping
Miel Tament
Tament, which means "honey" in the Amazigh language, is an artisanal gem produced on the same estate that makes Nevales de Abona wine, using Canarian black bees. It is multifloral, pure, and deep golden in color, with a smooth texture and balanced sweetness. Although it doesn't have an official organic seal, it is produced using sustainable and traditional methods. Like the wines, this product can only be found at the San Isidro Farmers Market, at Elsa's stand.
Sports
Zona de calistenia en el Puerto de San Miguel
The Calistenia area of Puerto de San Miguel, in Amarilla Golf, is one of these locations that offers a complete experience. The park is beautiful and not particularly large, but it is just outside the sea, just like the port of sports, as it can be seen with views of the boats, the ocean and the volcanic landscape on the Costa Sur. A very tranquil location for outdoor activities in the more urban atmosphere of other parks.
Trekking
Sendero Montaña Roja
Walking the circular route that starts in El Médano and heads toward Montaña Roja is like stepping into an otherworldly volcanic landscape: reddish sand, deep blue sea, and the wind that caresses you with every step. You can see World War II bunkers, aquatic birds, and panoramic views of the southern part of the island. You'll love it if you're looking for an easy hike with that "reconnect with nature" feel in southern Tenerife.