Five out of 42 beaches assessed along Santa Cruz’s coastline have been deemed suitable for the establishment of dog-friendly areas. The beaches identified are Las Gaviotas, Las Teresitas, Acapulco (Valleseco), Añaza, and one adjacent to the Nautical Club. This conclusion comes from a viability study conducted by Gesplan, commissioned by the Public Services and Animal […]

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The celebration of LGBTIQA+ Pride has sparked controversy in southern Tenerife. The LGBTIQA* association, Diversas Canarias, publicly criticised the political stance of Arona and Granadilla de Abona, the only two councils in the Canary Islands currently governed by far-right parties, due to alleged measures taken during Pride month. In a statement released this week, the […]

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Restaurant Los Pinchitos in San Andrés Maintains Top Spot Los Pinchitos, the highly-rated restaurant in San Andrés, continues to thrive under the ownership of Antonio “Ivan” Hernández. Known for its exceptional seafood and traditional recipes, the restaurant has been serving delicious meals for 66 years, rooted in a legacy started by Ivan’s grandfather. The menu […]

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Venezuelan Community in Canary Islands Fears for Loved Ones After Earthquakes SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, 25 June 2026 – The Venezuelan community in the Canary Islands is anxiously monitoring the aftermath of two significant earthquakes that struck Venezuela, particularly in La Guaira state, which was hit hardest. Leonardo Rodríguez, president of the Canarian-Venezuelan Union, described […]

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The Superior Court of Justice of the Canary Islands has dismissed an appeal by the Charco de la Arena Recreational Society against a ruling by La Laguna’s Mayor, Luis Yeray Gutiérrez. The ruling, issued on September 16, 2022, restricts vehicle movement and parking along the Camino de la Costa, also known as San Juanito’s Path, […]

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Canarias Jazz & More Festival Celebrates 35 Years of Jazz Across the Islands The Canarias Jazz & More Festival is set to celebrate its 35th anniversary from July 3 to 25, showcasing 60 concerts, five talks, and two masterclasses across all eight Canary Islands. This year’s programme will unfold in 30 venues, bringing a diverse […]

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Tenerife Celebrates Lottery Win Tenerife has struck lucky again, with the first prize of the National Lottery draw held on Thursday, June 25, confirming a winner on the island, according to the State Lotteries and Bets (LAE). The winning number is 31608, which carries a prize of €30,000. The ticket was purchased at Carretera General […]

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TLP Tenerife 2026 Set to Celebrate 20 Years of Digital Entertainment SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, 25 June – TLP Tenerife, the largest digital entertainment event in the Canary Islands, will take place from 15 to 19 July at the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Fairgrounds. Celebrating its 20th anniversary, this year’s theme promises “new experiences” while […]

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Concerns Rise Over Neglected Infrastructure in Camino de La Villa Local party Unidas se puede has highlighted significant infrastructure issues in Camino de La Villa, an area heavily frequented by families and children. In a recent visit, party members listened to long-standing complaints from residents, many of which remain unresolved despite years of requests. During […]

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The Canary Islands’ government is calling for an update to the 40-year-old Coastal Law, which they believe no longer reflects the realities of the archipelago. Antonio Acosta, the Director-General of Coasts for the Canary Islands, stressed the need for the Spanish government to recognise the islands’ ability to manage their coastlines responsibly, emphasising that they […]

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