Day 4, February 22nd

Tuesday finally felt like a vacation.  We woke up in Tenerife, no more travel, just honeymooning.  We got ready for the day and headed out to a town within walking distance, Golf del Sur, to go to the shops and whatnot.  We poked around in a few of the tourist shops, much like Mexico, it was a lot of sun items, hats, sunscreen and postcards, the occasional weird tourist items, shot glasses, the usual.  We bought a map to try to sort of navigate through the town all week, discussed buying a phone card or postcards to let our parents know we were safe and then decided they were fine and we'd save our money!

We went to a restaurant, Tapas, which is famous for their...you guessed it, tapas.  We got a couple of beers, this is before I knew I could order white wine, and got some delicious hummus, caprese salad and bruschetta, it was seriously amazing and we decided there we wanted our meals at home to follow suit.
Tapas had a map for their placemats, so we saw there was a church near by and decided that should be our next stop.
Sarah, "I love that this area has one church, so cute"
Ryan, "I'm sure it's Catholic because of all the Spanish roots here"

So off we went to see this little church in the south of Tenerife, the only place to worship on this side of the Island.  As we walked up to the cute little church and read the bulletin board, low and behold, an Anglican Church.  So much excitement overwhelmed me, as my incredibly small religion, almost unknown to most, was the only church in this community.  As I did my victory dance and tried to keep up with Ryan as he quickly moved away from me I knew that today I was victorious! :) 

After we walked around the town and saw everything we took the beach path back to our hotel.  It was so nice, we took tons of pictures, saw an adorable kitty and watched the sun set.

After we got back to the hotel we got ready and went to dinner at the hotel restaurant, Little Italy, our hotel was Italian themed, so pasta and pizza flowed.  Dinner was delicious, and this was when we got to thinking we may be the only Americans on the island, and started to seek others.  Anyone we thought could be we'd watch intently, and each time we were wrong.  After dinner we went to the patio bar, but the bar was closed, so we just enjoyed the night.