Driving with loud music could land you fines of up to 3,000 euros. The DGT reminds drivers of the rules on headphones and noise levels. Know the risks before you turn up the volume.
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Tuesday brings a rise in temperatures, especially in midlands and high-altitude areas. Calima (Saharan dust) may return at altitude, while the Atlantic calms down significantly. Expect mostly clear skies in the east and some low clouds on northern coasts in the west.
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Researchers from the Spanish Institute of Oceanography have confirmed the first recorded presence of the antenna codlet fish in Spanish waters using specimens found in the Canary Islands. The discovery sheds new light on the distribution of this elusive deep-sea species and highlights the strategic importance of Canarian waters for marine biodiversity research.
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A calmer start to the week. Trade winds are easing, bringing cooler coastal temps. Cloudy skies in the north of the mountainous islands with a slight chance of early morning drizzle. Clearing up by midday.
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The European Union is rolling out the European Digital Wallet, allowing citizens to carry official documents on their mobile phones from 2027. The tool will serve as a common system for identification, paperwork, and secure data verification across member states. Residents of the Canary Islands will be able to replace physical documents like their DNI and driving licence with a single digital platform.
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Almost half of all hotel guests in the Canary Islands travel as a couple, with only ten per cent bringing children. We explore how the archipelago’s hotels are increasingly adapting to demand for adults only holidays, driven by an ageing European population and a growing focus on quality and relaxation.
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The weekend ends on a quieter note. Trade winds lose intensity, bringing clear skies to most areas but leaving isolated clouds in the north. A light morning drizzle is possible in the midlands of Tenerife, La Palma, and Gran Canaria. Temperatures reach up to 30°C in some coastal spots.
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Hoteliers in the Canary Islands defend standard 3pm check-in and midday check-out times, insisting it is an operational necessity and not a commercial tactic. They say the three-hour window is essential for cleaning rooms, particularly in destinations with high occupancy and synchronised tour operator arrivals.
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The Canary Islands are set to introduce their first-ever law dedicated to biodiversity and natural heritage. The new legislation will update regional legal frameworks, create a genomic bank for native species, and introduce tougher penalties for environmental damage. This landmark move aims to protect nearly 40% of Spain’s biodiversity found across the archipelago.
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