Tenerife, a gem in Spain’s Canary Islands, invites visitors to bask in its sunny skies, warm weather, and picturesque beaches. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or a family looking for fun activities, Tenerife in 2024 has something special for everyone. Today, I will walk you through the top 10 things to do in this island ... Read more The post 10 Things to Do in Tenerife in 2024 – Fun and Unique Activities appeared first on Tenerife News ..read more

If you’re anything like me, the ocean calls to you with a voice as deep and mysterious as the creatures that inhabit it. Among these, whales hold a special place in our hearts and imaginations, representing the very essence of the wild, untamed sea. Tenerife, the largest of Spain’s Canary Islands, offers one of the ... Read more The post Where to Go Whale Watching in Tenerife? – Be Ready for Splashing With Giants appeared first on Tenerife News ..read more

The Royal route will be a continuous one without any stops and last 5 hours Adeje council’s Department of culture have organised a special Royal Route which will see their majesties the Three Kings, drive through the borough’s towns and villages in classic cars on January 5th. Their journey will begin at 4pm and is expected to take up to 5 hours, with no stops.  José Miguel Rodríguez Fraga, the mayor of Adeje, said, “this is a very important night, bringing joy and happiness as well as hope, something we all need after the last two years”. The route will see their majesties pass through L ..read more

The new officers were appointed on the day the local police celebrate their patron, Our Lady of Guadalupe On Friday Dec 10the in the Adeje Convento, on a day marking the commemoration of the local police patron, Our Lady of Guadalupe, 10 new members of the force were admitted, promising allegiance to the borough.  At the same event a number of police who had recently retired were also remembered and publicly thanked by the mayor, Jose Miguel Rodriguez Fraga, for their service to Adeje. The mayor commented, “we are living through difficult times, complicated times, were a lot of people hav ..read more

The holiday islands of Tenerife and Gran Canaria, both popular destinations for British tourists, have had to raise their coronavirus alert level as new cases exceed the 500 mark within just 24 hours. The Canary government made the decision today, with health officials saying they don’t yet know if the islands have reached the peak of the sixth wave. Yesterday, 512 new cases of coronavirus COVID-19 were confirmed in 24 hours – the highest so far in this latest wave – and four more deaths, one in Tenerife and three in Gran Canaria.  The accumulated incidence at seven days in the Canary Isl ..read more

Tourism leaders in Spain are calling on the government to take urgent action over massive queues and delays at the country’s main airports which, they say, are putting holidaymakers off. Spain’s Airlines Association (ALA) has urged the Ministry of the Interior to strengthen the capacity of passport controls by bringing in the national police at airports, mainly those with the highest density of international traffic, such as Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Malaga , Seville, Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Gran Canaria, Tenerife South and Alicante. The ALA says the opening of the important source markets to Spa ..read more

The event is taking place on December 7th, 9th, and 10th of December in the UlL Campus in Adeje The University of La Laguna campus in Adeje is hosting the first international conference on communication investigation and transference, INTRACOM, with in-person and online participation, debating new horizons in investigation and communication transfer. Interested parties can register online, https://congresointracom.com INTRACOM is organised by the departments of economics, business and tourism, social sciences, and communication of the universities of La Laguna, País Vasco, Alicante and Barcelo ..read more

Following the suspensions during the pandemic the department of youth has reactivated many projects for younger people  The Adeje department of youth affairs, under councillor Carmen Lucía Rodríguez del Toro, has resumed the ‘Recréate’ programme, made up of a diverse range of activities to encourage participation among young people. “Following the suspension of much during the pandemic we are happy to be able to reactivate in-person activities both in the Adeje youth centre as well as in schools in the borough”, said the councillor. ‘Recréate’ (recreate) has three fundamental axis – parti ..read more

The Canary Islands have become the latest Spanish holiday hotspot to require everyone who wants to get into big pubs, restaurants or clubs to show a Covid-free certificate. The islands, which include the British favourites of Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote, have followed the example of other locations such as Valencia and the Balearics. The measure comes into force on December 10th and will have an initial validity of one month, until January 10th, and will be subject to monitoring and evaluation. If deemed necessary, an extension may be requested beyond January 10th. Health chiefs say t ..read more

The Ministry of Health of the Government of the Canary Islands updated this Thursday the health alert levels after the epidemiological report of the General Directorate of Public Health. Fuerteventura rises to level 3 whilst Lanzarote (which includes La Graciosa) goes down to alert level 1. Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro remain at level one. The change in level in Fuerteventura comes into effect at 00.00 hours next Monday, the 6th, being subject to periodic revaluations, even before the date indicated if necessary. In the entire territory of the Autonomous Community ..read more