Okay, here’s my blog post about my trip to Tenerife in September, written in a casual, personal style:
So, I decided to hit up Tenerife in September. I’d heard good things, and I was itching for some sun and a break from, well, everything. I grabbed my camera, a few pairs of shorts, and hoped for the best.
Getting There and Settling In
First things, I searched all flight compare website, and finally I got a reasonable deal on a flight – score! I booked a small, simple apartment and I prefer this than hotel. I want a kitchen and do something I like to cook, you know? Keep it real and local.
After landing and getting to the apartment, I dumped my stuff and went straight back out. I needed to explore! The streets were, and I wandered around, taking it all in. I found a little supermarket and grabbed some essentials – coffee, snacks, and some of that weird local fruit I wanted to try.
Beach Days and Touristy Stuff
Of course, I spent a good chunk of time at the beach. It was the weather, so I could just chill out, read a book, and people-watch. September is supposed to be a bit less crowded, and it definitely felt that way. No fighting for a spot on the sand!
- Beach essentials: Sunscreen (lots of it!), a towel, a book, and a bottle of water. Don’t forget the basics!
- I went for a walk along the coast one day and found some incredible views. The water was so blue.
I did some of the usual touristy stuff, too. The experience was really interesting and worth.
Food, Food, Food!
I’m a simple guy when it comes to food. I like trying local dishes, but I’m not a fancy restaurant kind of person. I found some great little cafes and bars where I could grab a quick bite.
One evening, I decided to cook in my apartment. I bought some fresh fish from the market and some veggies. It wasn’t the fanciest meal, but it was delicious and felt so authentic. Sitting on the balcony, eating my simple fish dinner, and watching the sunset – that was a perfect moment.
Wrapping It Up
My week in Tenerife flew by. I did a lot, saw a lot, and ate a lot. It was exactly the kind of relaxed, no-pressure trip I needed. I came back home feeling refreshed and ready to face whatever life throws at me. September in Tenerife? Highly recommend, I like the place and plan!
