The Canary Islands are bracing for a day of calima and moderate to strong winds, with intense gusts affecting visibility and air quality. Rough seas and potential frosts on Mount Teide are also forecast. Read the detailed island-by-island breakdown.
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The Canary Islands Government has declared a pre-alert for calima across the entire archipelago from Monday, 30 March. Significant concentrations of suspended dust are forecast to sweep across all islands, potentially impacting air quality and visibility. Read the full details and official advice here.
Calima Alert Issued for All Canary Islands Read More »
Strong trade winds will dominate the weather this Sunday, with gusts over 70 km/h on exposed slopes. The Atlantic will be rough, with waves exceeding 3 metres on northern coasts. Find your island’s detailed forecast here.
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As Holy Week processions fill the streets, the brotherhoods behind them face soaring costs, with a single event now averaging €10,000. From imported flowers and wax to scarce musicians and artisans, we uncover the invisible economy of Semana Santa in the Canary Islands. Read on to learn how these traditional events are funded and the financial pressures they face.
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The Canary Islands are set to be one of Spain’s top tourist destinations this Easter, with airlines adding significant flight capacity to meet demand. Over 70,000 flights are scheduled across Spain, with a major focus on routes to the archipelago. Read about the transport surge and what it means for travellers.
Canary Islands a Top Easter Getaway as Airlines Add Flights Read More »
Exclusive analysis of land registry data shows a dramatic 52.7% increase in individuals owning two or more properties in the Canary Islands since 2010, starkly contrasting with the struggles of first-time buyers. Experts warn this concentration of housing stock in fewer hands is the core of the archipelago’s escalating affordability crisis. Read the full investigation into the data and its impact on residents.
Housing Crisis Deepens as Multiple Property Ownership Soars in Canary Islands Read More »
The Canary Islands are embarking on a major space project, planning to launch their own secure satellite communications network named Magec by 2030. This constellation aims to provide resilient connectivity for critical services and establish the archipelago as a strategic node between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Read on to discover how this ambitious project will transform the islands’ role in global communications.
Canaries to Launch Magec Satellite Constellation by 2030 Read More »
Saturday brings stable weather across the Canary Islands. Expect trade wind clouds in the north, sunshine in the south, and pleasant temperatures. The Atlantic will be mostly calm.
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To tackle the acute housing shortage, property owners and architects in the Canary Islands are increasingly converting large, old homes into two or more smaller flats. This trend responds to shrinking family sizes and skyrocketing property prices, creating more affordable rental units. We explore the viability, legal requirements, and costs of this growing solution.
Canary Islands’ Housing Crisis Solved by Splitting Large Homes Read More »
A new report from the Canary Islands reveals a worrying 30% increase in water accidents during 2025, resulting in 69 deaths. The study highlights that tourists, particularly older men, are the most common victims, with most incidents occurring on beaches without lifeguard stations. Read the full analysis of the archipelago’s most dangerous coastal spots.
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