Tourism

National Geographic has named three Tenerife destinations as must-visit spots for food lovers. From fresh seafood in Tajao to traditional goat meat and local wine in La Victoria de Acentejo, each location offers a unique taste of the island. The selection highlights the island’s diverse culinary landscape beyond its famous beaches and tourist resorts.

Grupo Fuertes and the Canarian firm Satocan have jointly acquired a four-star superior hotel in San Miguel de Abona, Tenerife. The Salmar has been fully renovated and will be managed entirely by Satocan, marking the group’s first hotel on the island. The acquisition reflects a trend of upgrading existing tourist assets in mature Canarian destinations.

The Cabildo de Tenerife has completed the long-awaited improvement works at the La Ruleta and Cañada Blanca car parks in the heart of Teide National Park. The €1.3 million project, funded by European Next Generation EU funds, has created 80 car spaces and 14 bus bays across 7,500 square metres, with accessible features and natural volcanic stone paving.

Nathy Peluso turned an unexpected scheduling change into a dream escape at La Tejita beach in Tenerife. The Argentine artist shared stunning photos and videos of this near-virgin coastline with millions of followers. Discover the natural wonder that captivated the star.

Ten years ago, a road collapse at Punta de Teno in Tenerife marked a turning point for the fragile natural area. The disaster forced authorities to implement pioneering access restrictions, replacing private cars with a bus service. The result has been a safer, less chaotic paradise that now attracts over 200,000 visitors a year.