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As we wanted an extended stay and we like to explore, we had decided to hire a car for the duration of our trip. This meant that we could choose somewhere outwith the main resorts that would be more peaceful. We have previously stayed in Puerto Del Carmen, Playa de los Pocillos, Costa Teguise and Matagorda. We chose Las Brenas this time because we were attracted to the accommodation for its privacy, private patio and plunge pool and we were not disappointed. The views from Las Brenas are great as its above Playa Blanca. Its a very quiet peaceful area. As far as we could see, there is only 1 restaurant in the village- we never visited so cannot comment on it. There are no shops in the area, none that we could find anyway. Playa Blanca is the nearest resort. Public transport wise, the village is very poorly served - at time of writing there is only 1bus per day from Playa Blanca going through Las Brenas around 3.00p.m. There are plenty of taxis in PB however, we never used them so cannot say how much it would cost if you wanted to have a drink for instance. Having car is necessity to stay there but that does mean you can go where you like, when you like. Some things we would recommend: Eating at Royal China Wok in Playa Blanca - opposite church in square. It doesn't look much on outside and it rarely gets mentioned on fbk pages but it is a wee gem. If you want to exchange or buy used English language books of all kinds there is a Book Swap in Playa Blanca up the side of Rustica. The Sunday Market in Teguise is worth a visit - starrs around 10. Always quite bust but buzzing. 2 euros to park unless you find on-street parking. Well worth visit to Johnnie Bakes at top of Teguise - proper home baking with hot drinks or juice- wee rest after busy Market!