Things To Do
in Güimar

A hearty stew made with a variety of meats, chickpeas, potatoes, and often served with gofio (toasted cornmeal). Recommended at Restaurante Tasca El Obispo.

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Tiny, wrinkled potatoes boiled in saltwater and served with mojo sauce, a flavorful blend of garlic, red or green peppers, cumin, and olive oil. Available at Casa Ricardo, a local eatery known for its authentic Canarian cuisine.

This vibrant farmers' market offers a wide array of fresh local produce, including tropical fruits, cheeses, and artisanal preserves. It's an ideal spot to sample and purchase regional specialties.

For a delightful street food experience, head to Plaza de San Pedro to savor freshly fried churros served with rich hot chocolate, a beloved Spanish indulgence.

In Güimar, Spain, tipping is not obligatory, but it is customary to round up the bill or leave a small amount of change as a token of appreciation for good service in restaurants and cafes. Tipping is not common in bars or for taxi services.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Güimar, Spain, especially in larger establishments and tourist areas. It is always a good idea to carry some cash as smaller local businesses may prefer cash payments. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals.

Mild weather, blooming flowers, ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Hot and dry weather, perfect for beach activities and water sports.

Balmy temperatures, harvest festivals, and cultural events.

Mild temperatures, less crowded, suitable for exploring the region's historical sites.

Located approximately 26 km southwest of Güimar, Tenerife South Airport is the main international airport on the island of Tenerife, serving numerous European and intercontinental destinations.

Situated about 36 km northwest of Güimar, Tenerife North Airport primarily handles domestic flights and some international flights, connecting the island with the Spanish mainland and other nearby destinations.

Approximately 78 km west of Güimar, La Palma Airport serves the island of La Palma and offers both national and limited international flights, mainly to other Canary Islands and Spain.

Located around 129 km southeast of Güimar, Gran Canaria Airport is one of the largest airports in the Canary Islands, serving as a major hub for international flights across Europe and beyond.

While traditional Canarian cuisine heavily features meat and seafood, many restaurants in Güimar offer vegetarian and vegan adaptations of local dishes, such as vegetarian paella and vegetable-based stews.

Visitors with gluten restrictions can find gluten-free options at various eateries, especially in coastal areas, with an increasing awareness of gluten-free dietary needs in the region.