Canary Islands News

Dara Santana, a chemical engineer from Gran Canaria, reveals how water quality shapes coffee and dining experiences. From Michelin-starred pairings to farm consultations worldwide, her work highlights the unseen role of water in gastronomy.

TLP Tenerife 2025 has kicked off as the Canary Islands’ largest tech and gaming event, offering esports, indie game awards, and cultural activities. Learn about the highlights and why it’s a must-visit for gamers and innovators.

The Canary Islands are under yellow and orange heat warnings this week, with temperatures expected to hit 37°C in some areas. Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, and Lanzarote will be most affected. Plan accordingly for travel and outdoor activities.

The iconic Los Patos beach in Tenerife remains closed indefinitely due to ongoing landslide risks. Local officials emphasize safety over political pressure, awaiting a geological study before considering reopening. Discover the history of this beloved black-sand beach.

The Canary Islands are updating their investment reserve rules to allow funding for long-term rental housing, aiming to address housing shortages. The reform has broad political support but faces criticism from some parties. Learn how this change could impact the local real estate market.

The Canary Islands government has approved €2 million in grants to promote affordable rental housing, targeting low-income households and stalled construction projects. Applications are now open for private and public entities to develop or renovate properties for long-term rentals.

Teide National Park in Tenerife has surpassed 5 million annual visitors for the first time, becoming Spain and Europe’s most visited national park. While celebrating this milestone, experts warn about the environmental strain on this fragile volcanic ecosystem and discuss new sustainability measures.

A British couple’s relaxing holiday in Tenerife ended in humiliation when a minor snack payment issue escalated into a police escort off their Ryanair flight. The ordeal continued with their car found severely damaged upon return to Bristol Airport.

The municipality of Adeje in southern Tenerife is set to unveil a sprawling 35,000 m² green space as part of its climate commitment. This thermophilic forest will absorb 20 tons of CO2 and feature native and adapted species. Learn how Adeje is leading sustainable tourism in the Canary Islands.

The LST-2 telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory has completed a critical construction phase, marking progress for the Cherenkov Telescope Array. This project will create the world’s largest gamma-ray observatory, solidifying La Palma’s role in astrophysics.