Tenerife Airport Transport Concerns Lead to Call for Aena Meeting The Canary Islands Government has urged Aena to modify the management of bus access and parking at airports following operational challenges with a new system implemented last week. Transport and Mobility Minister María Fernández emphasised that efficient airport space management must align with public transport […]

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Tenerife’s Agricultural Fair Celebrates Local Livestock The Tenerife Agroganadera Fair, FAGATE 2026, will officially open on Friday, 17th, at the Casa del Ganadero in La Laguna. This event is a significant gathering for the Canarian livestock community and showcases native breeds, local products, and honours the hard work of farmers. Valentín González, the Primary Sector […]

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Punta del Hidalgo Campsite Undergoes Major Revamp Punta del Hidalgo campsite, the only public facility of its kind in Tenerife, has unveiled extensive improvements this week as part of a comprehensive rehabilitation plan launched in January 2025. Local mayor, Luis Yeray Gutiérrez, and Councillor for Works, Ángel Chinea, visited the site to showcase the new […]

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Heatwave Hits the Canary Islands This Friday The Canary Islands will experience another day of high temperatures on Friday, particularly in the southern and southeastern regions of Gran Canaria, where temperatures could reach 34°C. Fuerteventura is also expected to see highs of 30-32°C, and nighttime temperatures may remain elevated, ranging from 24 to 28°C in […]

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Increased Food Allergy Cases at La Candelaria Hospital Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 16 July – The Allergy Service at Hospital Universitario Nuestra Señora de Candelaria reported that 33.5% of food allergy tests conducted in 2025 showed sensitivities to nuts and shellfish. Out of 1,744 allergy tests performed on 1,164 patients, reactions were also identified for […]

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Tenerife’s El Teide National Park Management Transferred to Cabildo The Cabildo de Tenerife has officially assumed management of El Teide National Park, following the approval of a transfer plan aimed at integrating operations and personnel. This move ensures continuity of public services and allows for a structured adaptation of job roles within the insular organisation. […]

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The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling against a company owning two oil platforms, ordering it to pay €2.8 million to a tugboat service that operated in Granadilla port between 2017 and 2018. The tugboat firm claimed payment for essential services needed to ensure the safety of the platforms, which weigh over fifty tonnes. The […]

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The Puerto de la Cruz council is moving forward with plans to draft regulations aimed at reducing the number of holiday homes in the popular northern Tenerife tourist destination. Currently, there are about 2,300 holiday rentals in the city, with a significant concentration in the town centre and the coastal area of Punta Brava. Despite […]

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No Volcanic Alert for Tenerife Despite Seismic Activity SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE – The Canary Islands’ Territorial Policy, Water and Emergency Minister, Manuel Miranda, confirmed on Thursday that there are currently no scientific grounds to implement a volcanic alert system on Tenerife, despite ongoing seismic swarms west of Las Cañadas del Teide. Responding to a […]

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Virgin of Carmen Procession Marked in Puerto de Santiago, Tenerife The annual procession for the Virgin of Carmen took place in Puerto de Santiago, Tenerife, celebrating the patron saint of seafarers. The event attracted locals and visitors alike, with vibrant displays of flowers, music, and heartfelt promises of devotion. Participants gathered to honour the Virgin, […]

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