Canary Islands News

Fred. Olsen Express has introduced a new cargo route linking La Palma and Tenerife, improving logistics and regional connectivity. The service will operate three times weekly, supporting local businesses and supply chains.

Discover the journey of migrants arriving by boat in the Canary Islands, from emergency care and identification to legal processes and temporary shelters. Learn how the system works for both adults and unaccompanied minors.

ExpoDeca returns to Tenerife in October 2025 as the Canary Islands’ premier sports and fitness fair, offering workshops, forums, and networking for professionals and students alike. Learn about the event’s schedule, key themes, and how it promotes active lifestyles across the archipelago.

Tucked away in southern Tenerife, Chimiche’s sand mountain is a local favorite for families. Kids love climbing and sliding down the soft slopes while parents unwind nearby. A free, no-fuss outdoor activity perfect for summer afternoons.

The 9th Maspalomas Costa Canaria Soul Festival starts this Friday with legendary Memphis artists and electrifying performances. This free three-day event blends soul music, local cuisine, and Canarian hospitality on San Agustín Beach. Discover why it’s become a must-attend summer event in Gran Canaria.

A new study reveals critically endangered angel sharks in the Canary Islands are skipping mating grounds to stay cool in warming seas, creating a mismatch between males and females. Researchers warn this could have dire consequences for the species’ future. Learn how climate change is reshaping marine life in this unique archipelago.

La Laguna is launching a comprehensive plan to revitalize its UNESCO-listed historic center, focusing on lighting, mobility, and public spaces while preventing gentrification. The initiative includes sustainable upgrades and community involvement to preserve the city’s unique heritage.

The Canary Islands face extreme wildfire risks as temperatures soar to 40°C. Authorities have imposed strict fire bans and closed recreational areas. Read about the latest safety measures and weather forecasts.

Environmental organizations are petitioning the Council of Europe to strip Teide National Park of its European Diploma due to conservation mismanagement by Tenerife’s local government. The groups allege the park is being treated like a theme park rather than a protected natural space.

Tenerife’s government has approved a €133,000 contract to strengthen the Canary Islands’ digital infrastructure, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity during emergencies. The project focuses on backup systems for critical services like healthcare and emergency response. Learn how this safeguards the archipelago’s vital links to Europe, Africa, and America.