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Guia de Isora sits on the south-west coast of Tenerife, a quieter and more polished corner of the island. It draws British couples and families who want dependable Canary Island sunshine without the crush of the bigger resorts.

The weather here is famously steady all year round, which is a large part of why so many people come back, whether for winter sun or a summer break.

Where to stay in Guia de Isora

Allegro Isora in Guia de Isora is a four star resort with Canary Island style architecture, set close to Playa de la Arena. Hotel Las Terrazas de Abama Suites is a five star suite hotel in the same area for those wanting more space and comfort. Gran Melia Palacio de Isora is a five star resort on the Guia de Isora coast, a strong pick for a treat of a holiday.

Getting there and when to go

Tenerife is one of the most reliable package destinations from the UK, with frequent flights and straightforward transfers to the south of the island. The south-west enjoys sun across all four seasons, so it suits a winter escape just as well as a summer one.

Beaches and resorts

This part of Tenerife is known for dark volcanic sand beaches and sheltered coves, with calm water that suits swimming. Resorts are generally well spaced and relaxed, so the feel is more unwind than party.

Food and things to do

Expect fresh fish, Canarian potatoes with mojo sauce and plenty of Spanish staples. Away from the sunbed there is good walking in the island's dramatic volcanic landscape, plus boat trips along the coast and the usual water sports.

Who it suits

Guia de Isora suits couples after a calm, upmarket base and families who value comfort and reliable weather over nightlife. It is a place to slow down.

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