Drago Park in Icod de los Vinos has launched a new cultural attraction that recreates the way of life of Tenerife’s aboriginal inhabitants, the Guanches. Visitors can explore their habitat and ancient mummification practices, complemented by an audiovisual production that brings Guanche history to life.
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The world-famous high-intensity fitness competition HYROX is coming to Tenerife for the first time. The event marks the global season opener for 26/27 and will be held at the Recinto Ferial in Santa Cruz. Athletes from Europe and local competitors will tackle the 8km run and functional fitness challenge.
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A barraquito crafted at over 2,300 metres altitude has won second place in the Best Barraquito of the Canary Islands competition at GastroCanarias 2026. Created by Luis Martinez of Cafetería de Volcano Teide, the drink pays homage to the classic recipe while showcasing the volcanic landscape and sea of clouds of Mount Teide.
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Puertos Canarios has unveiled a draft strategic plan for 2026-2030 focusing on diversifying port activity. The plan includes a specific push to attract megayachts, recreational boating and short cruises to generate economic growth and jobs across the islands.
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The café at the foot of Mount Teide has been crowned champion of the Canary Islands Gourmet Sandwich Championship. Its winning creation features Pelibuey lamb prepared using a traditional Gomeran technique. The team also secured second place in the Best Barraquito of the Canary Islands competition.
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Guachinche El Ramal in La Orotava, Tenerife, serves authentic Canarian dishes at budget-friendly prices. From escaldón to ropa vieja, this family-run spot offers generous portions and a welcoming atmosphere that keeps locals and tourists coming back.
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Package holiday prices to the Canary Islands could rise by as much as 9% from next month due to surging kerosene costs linked to the conflict in the Middle East. The warning came from the islands’ main tourism alliance, although they stressed that the far greater risk would be a fuel shortage grounding flights from the UK and Germany.
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The Canary Islands Tourism board has launched a new international campaign celebrating the archipelago’s aboriginal heritage through seven animated short films. Aimed at capitalising on the growing cultural tourism market, the ‘Islands of Legend’ series reinterprets ancient myths with contemporary animation.
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The Museums of Tenerife network recorded 287,051 visitors in 2025, a 3.5% increase on the previous year. The growth is driven by educational programming and rising tourist interest, as the island’s cultural spaces undergo a modernisation drive. Free entry will be offered on International Museum Day, 18 May.
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A video filmed at the Parque Marítimo car park in Santa Cruz de Tenerife shows two illegal parking attendants arguing over who should keep a tip. The images have reignited the debate about the presence of these ‘gorrillas’ in the city. Locals and drivers have been reporting similar incidents for years.
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