Las Teresitas in Tenerife ranks as Europe’s warmest winter beach, with 22°C average temps and golden Saharan sands. Maspalomas in Gran Canaria also shines with year-round sun. Learn why these Canary Islands gems are perfect for off-season escapes.
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El Hierro’s council has approved a motion supporting the creation of a Marine National Park in Mar de Las Calmas, highlighting environmental and socioeconomic benefits. The decision follows extensive community involvement and aims to boost sustainable tourism.
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Property prices in the Canary Islands are surging, with some areas experiencing hikes of up to 45%. Tourist hotspots and limited supply are driving the crisis, making homeownership increasingly unattainable for locals.
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Gran Canaria is advancing sustainable tourism with new solar-powered EV charging stations in San Bartolomé de Tirajana, funded by EU Next Generation grants. The project aims to reduce CO2 emissions and enhance green mobility. Learn how this initiative supports the island’s eco-friendly future.
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Tenerife is pioneering geothermal energy in the Canary Islands with a €100 million project set to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. This initiative could make the island a leader in renewable energy while boosting local employment and cutting costs. Learn how volcanic activity makes the archipelago ideal for geothermal power.
Tenerife Leads Canary Islands’ Geothermal Energy Revolution Read More »
Tenerife’s government has announced a major infrastructure upgrade, with plans to fully illuminate the island’s key highways, TF-1 and TF-5, by 2026. The project aims to enhance road safety, reduce accidents, and modernize the island’s transportation network. Additional improvements include road resurfacing and redesigning critical access points.
Tenerife’s Highways to Get Full Lighting by 2026 Read More »
Nearly 70% of Spanish municipalities required to implement Low Emission Zones by 2023, including Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, have yet to comply. Delays, legal challenges, and potential funding losses highlight the ongoing struggle. Read the full story for details.
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Guillermo Díaz-Graham, a rising basketball star from Tenerife, discusses his unexpected call-up to Spain’s B team, his NCAA journey, and his NBA aspirations. His story highlights the growing trend of European players choosing US college basketball as a stepping stone to professional careers.
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Journalist Luis Socorro presents a groundbreaking book on the archeoastronomy of the Canary Islands, revealing how pre-Hispanic inhabitants studied the stars. The work compiles 21 reports and insights from leading researchers, offering the most comprehensive study to date.
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The Fuerteventura en Música festival attracted 15,000 visitors to El Cotillo’s beach for two nights of diverse performances, blending local and international sounds. Headliners included G-5, Roy Paci, and Queen Omega, alongside electronic acts like Kraak & Smaak.
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