After seven years of drought, Tenerife’s wine sector is celebrating a much-needed recovery. Generous winter rains have revitalised vineyards, promising a larger and higher-quality 2026 harvest, with some producers already looking forward to an even better 2027.
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The Canary Islands government is rolling out a pioneering smart eco-port model across its regional harbours. Six ports of general interest have already achieved Blue Flag status, marking a milestone for public management in Spain. Discover how this sustainable approach balances fishing, leisure and tourism.
Canary Islands unveils smart eco-port model for regional harbours Read More »
A 10-metre drago tree collapsed outside La Laguna Cathedral on Tenerife on Saturday night, causing a scare but no injuries. It is the second large drago to fall on the island this year, following the March collapse of the 200-year-old Drago de San Francisco in Los Realejos.
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A 12-year-old girl is in a serious condition in hospital after being rescued from the sea at Anfi del Mar beach in Mogán, Gran Canaria. She was airlifted by medical helicopter to hospital after the incident on Friday afternoon.
Girl, 12, airlifted after near-drowning at Gran Canaria beach Read More »
The Perseid meteor shower, also known as the Tears of St Lawrence, continues until 24 August, and the Canary Islands offer some of the best viewing conditions. Find out exactly when to look up, which spots avoid light pollution, and what weather to expect this week.
Where and when to see the Perseids in the Canary Islands Read More »
The Canary Islands generated just 21% of their electricity from renewable sources in 2025, far behind the national average of 55.5%. A new report from Red Eléctrica highlights the archipelago’s heavy reliance on diesel and fossil fuels.
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Playa Jardín in Puerto de la Cruz has been temporarily closed to swimmers after a Public Health analysis found E. coli levels above permitted limits. The council insists its own tests came back clean and has called for an urgent review of the discrepancy.
Playa Jardín closed again over E. coli contamination Read More »
Two beers brewed in the Canary Islands have been named best in Spain in their categories at the World Beer Awards 2026. Dorada Sin Gluten and Tropical Con Limón took gold, with Compañía Cervecera de Canarias collecting seven accolades in total.
Canary Islands beers crowned best in Spain at World Beer Awards Read More »
A new international study conducted at Loro Parque reveals how bottlenose dolphins combine echolocation and movement to distinguish objects made of different materials. The findings offer crucial insights into cetacean perception and have significant implications for marine conservation.
Dolphins’ sonar secrets revealed in Loro Parque study Read More »
The solar eclipse on 12 August will be partially visible across the Canary Islands. Santa Cruz de Tenerife council has named Taganana as the best spot to watch it from the capital. Here’s when to look up and how to stay safe.
Solar eclipse in Tenerife: best spot to watch it revealed Read More »
