Tourism

Tenerife’s Auditorio welcomes the GöteborgsOperans Danskompani for its only performances in Spain. The company presents the acclaimed piece Hammer choreographed by Alexander Ekman, alongside a double bill including ima and Wild Poetry. Artistic director José Luis Rivero describes it as an “unbeatable opportunity” for the Canary Islands.

A new four-star superior hotel, The Salmar, has opened its doors in San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife. The property is a joint venture between Grupo Fuertes and Satocan, with the latter managing its first hotel on the island. The hotel has undergone a complete transformation, preserving its iconic white facade while introducing a warm, domestic interior design.

Discover La Tejita, Tenerife’s largest natural beach. This wild, wind-swept stretch of golden sand beneath the iconic Montaña Roja volcano offers a true escape from urban resorts, perfect for surfing, nudism, and long, peaceful walks.

Tenerife’s Cabildo has opened a second free motorhome service area in Arona, providing waste disposal, water and electricity. The new facility aims to tackle illegal dumping and protect high-value natural spaces. The island plans to roll out similar free services across its network of clean points.

After seven years of closure, the Altavista Refuge at 3,200m on Mount Teide reopens on 20 July 2026. The refurbished mountain hut is now solar-powered and self-sufficient, with bookings open for up to 49 guests per night. Find out about the new pricing tiers, which include a reduced rate for residents, and the fascinating history of this high-altitude haven.