In light of the introduction of measures to restrict mobility on the Island of Tenerife, decreed by the Canary Islands Government, between December 18th and January 2nd it is important to note that: These measures do not affect the national and international tourists who have planned to come to the Island of Tenerife. These tourists…
Tourists may present a negative antigen test to enter the Canary Islands
The Government of the Canary Islands approves the decree that establishes the possibility of replacing the restriction of entry with the safest and most economically viable health control The new decree states that entry restrictions will not apply to passengers who undergo a health check consisting of a responsible declaration, a symptom check to…
Canary Islands are intensifying negotiations with Madrid so that by 1st December there will be a single criterion for the checking of travelers
The President of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres and the Minister of Tourism, Industry and Commerce, Yaiza Castilla, today sent a message of security and confidence in the face of the measures applied in the Canary Islands, in regards to accessing the destination from the countries sending tourists. This is in reference to arbitrating…
Why Four Young Brits Decided to Live & Work Remotely from the Canary Islands
“We live in this amazing place and the beach is just over the road” “The ethos here is work hard, play hard. We work during the week and then do the most amazing weekend trips. It’s a very productive and inspiring environment to work in” says Danielle Lee, a British accountant who is now living…
Updated Release: The Canary Islands Ask Tourists to Provide a Negative COVID Test Before Accessing Tourist Accommodation
After further clarification surrounding COVID-19 testing regulations in the Canary Islands, please see the following updates to the press release. Tourists over six years of age arriving to the Canary Islands must show evidence of either a negative COVID-19 PCR or antigen test, certified by health authorities within a maximum period of 72 hours prior to…
The Canary Islands Ask Tourists to Provide a Negative COVID Test Before Accessing Tourist Accommodation
The Government of the Canary Islands approved a decree-law of extraordinary measures designed to manage the health and economic crisis caused by the pandemic. The legal document states that tourists, over six years of age, must complete a COVID-19 PCR or antigen test, certified by health authorities within a maximum period of 72 hours prior…
Take a Forest Bath in the Beautiful Canary Islands
Las Nieves Natural Park in La Palma is famed for its waterfall and forest of thousand-year-old trees, one of the largest of its kind in the world. Recently, Las Nieves Natural Park has also been named as one of the best places in Spain for forest baths, by Alex Gesse and Gorka Altuna. Forest bathing…
Take a Microcation to the Canary Islands
It’s cloudy, the days are getting shorter. T-shirts and sandals have been exchanged for sweaters and boots – it’s officially autumn in the northern hemisphere. Dreaming of some winter sun? The Canary Islands is the perfect destination! The Canary Islands have the most daylight hours in Europe. In December, it only rains about three days…
The Unique Taste of The Canary Islands
Wine and cheese, what a perfect marriage! Two of life’s great culinary pleasures that are delicious on their own and even better when paired together. The Canary Islands is a holidaymaker’s paradise, not only for its incredible landscapes and beautiful weather, but also for producing some of the most unique wines and cheeses in the…
Feel Safe in the Canary Islands
Give your body and mind the post-lockdown boost it deserves in the Canary Islands, one of Europe’s regions least-affected by COVID-19, offering tourists the space needed to feel safe away from home. Boasting endless pristine beaches, turquoise waters, immense volcanic landscapes, luxuriant ancient forests and natural parks spread over seven Biosphere Reserves, the eight islands…