Tenerife holiday home where Jay Slater took final photo before he vanished without a trace

This is the white-washed Tenerife property where Jay Slater snapped his last known picture before he mysteriously disappeared.

Casa Abuela Tina is a holiday home listed online for rentals and is annexed to a bar and restaurant on the edge of the village of Masca. It is advertised as a holiday home and is understood to have been rented by two British men the 19-year-old from Oswaldtwistle was with the night before he vanished, the Mirror reports.

It is understood they checked out on Wednesday (June 19) before flying back to the UK. Jay posted a photo of himself holding a cigarette on its steps shortly before going missing.

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A woman working in the adjoining business said: "The two British men have left. I think it was yesterday but I’m not sure." The whereabouts of the apprentice bricklayer remain unknown after he vanished on the island on Monday (June 17).

The search for Jay is now entering its fifth day. As the night drew in last night, Rach Louise Harg, who is sharing updates in the 'Jay Slater missing' Facebook group on behalf of his loved ones, said there was 'no update'.

She said they were 'drained beyond words' and in a 'living nightmare'. In the post, she said: "There isn’t an update for anyone unfortunately. Struggling to find words at this time but all I can say is we are looking still and everyone is doing all they can!!

"We are drained beyond words I just can’t say no more I wish I could I wish this would end now this living nightmare SEARCHES are on going and we remain positive. If anyone as not got anything positive to say don’t even bother now just go away honestly.

"Thanks to you all supporting and helping we can’t thank you any more , much love. Please stop messaging me and the family of Jay unless it’s vital."

Jay told a friend he had “cut his leg” on a cactus and had “no idea where he was” in a frantic last phone call. He was last heard from on Monday morning when he called his friend, Lucy Law, after attempting to walk back to his accommodation after missing a bus.

The walk from Rural de Teno park, his last known location, to the south of the Spanish island, would take around 11 hours on foot. Search teams refocused their efforts on Thursday in the north of Tenerife, where Rural de Teno park is located, after discounting a potential lead in the south of the island.

Lucy said Jay, who she attended NRG music festival with, called her at around 8.30am on Monday and told her he was “lost in the mountains, he wasn’t aware of his surroundings, he desperately needed a drink and his phone was on 1%”. She told Sky News that he had “cut his leg on a cactus and had no idea where he was”.

She said Jay had gone to stay with people he met on Sunday night who were staying in an apartment that was “miles away from civilisation and in a very secluded location”. She added that he had left the apartment at 8am on Monday and walked for half an hour before “frantically ringing” her.

A fundraising appeal set up by Lucy to help search for Jay has raised over £23,000.