San Miguel is one of the oldest towns in the south of Tenerife and is surrounded by fertile land interspersed with Barrancas mountains and pine forests. Long and deep ravines stretch from the peaks down to the short coastline, which features low undeveloped cliffs and small beaches of pebbles and black sand. San Miguels narrow streets and classic Canarian architecture is popular for its historical yet rural feel. There is plenty to do and discover; local fishing villages, traditional markets with an abundance of fresh products, unspoilt countryside to walk, run, hike, picnic, and enjoy as well as the golf courses of Golf del Sur and Amarilla Golf, horse riding, carnivals - even rally car racing in the mountains during September. An exceptional marina is situated at the far end of the coastline offering countless water sports. Restaurants, cafes and bars provide delicious specialties in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Tenerife South Airport is just 15 km away