With its average winter temperature of 20ºC, the Canary Islands beckons for travellers over 55, a group of approximately 152 million individuals in Europe. These seasoned tourists, known for their flexibility and inclination to travel off-season, are enticed by the Islands’ pleasant climate, secure environment, diverse activities, comprehensive accommodation options, robust healthcare facilities, and excellent…
Exploring Professional Sport in the Canary Islands
Tucked away in the embrace of the Atlantic Ocean, the Canary Islands have long been synonymous with their picturesque vistas, vibrant culture, and perpetual sunshine. Amidst this natural splendour, the Canary Islands have carved a distinct niche for themselves as a thriving hub for professional sports, catering to athletes and enthusiasts with an array of…
Winter in the Sun: Canary Islands’ Christmas Traditions
Credit: Canary Islands Visitors to the Canary Islands at winter are often taken aback by the warm weather, mild temperatures, and scarce rainfall. Only a four-hour flight from most European cities, one can bask in the sun and swim in the sea throughout the winter. And when they travel to the Canary Islands in the…
La Palma, the ‘Isla Bonita’
La nickname ‘Isla Bonita’ is truly fitting for La Palma. If La Palma were a colour, it would undoubtedly be a rich and varied shade of green. This green encompasses the lush Canary Island pine trees and the unique laurisilva species that have found their sanctuary on this captivating island. Verdant forests drape the slopes…
Halloween Celebrations: A Tale of Two Worlds – Ireland and the Canary Islands
Halloween, a beloved holiday celebrated worldwide, is a time when people come together to revel in the eerie and supernatural. While Halloween’s roots can be traced back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, its modern iterations vary significantly from one place to another. In this article, we will explore the similarities and differences between…
Traditional professions of the Canary Islands
The key to living a full life is love, and without love for their work, many Canarians would have given up their profession a long time ago. The cochineal collector, the gofio miller, the luchador, the guarapero or the guachinchero are all professions that carry immense pride in their work. These traditions continue to this…
5 Ways for Women to Rediscover Themselves in The Canary Islands
Itineraries for a solo holiday: how to give yourself time, challenge yourself and regenerate yourself by getting to know new corners of paradise in the Spanish archipelago Credit: Canary Islands A solo trip is first and foremost a voyage of discovery to the most intimate part of oneself, a journey away from the hustle and…
Autumn in the Canary Islands
In the rest of Europe the leaves are starting to fall from the trees, the days are growing shorter and the cold weather is setting in. Why not make the most of the autumn in the Canary Islands. With 10 hours of sunlight a day and an average temperature of 26°C, the gentle climate of…
Surfing in the Canary Islands
Sun, wind and waves. The Canary Islands have everything you need to enjoy surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing or bodyboarding. The over 1,500 kilometres of coastline provides countless perfect spots for surfing all year round thanks to the consistent climate of the Canary Islands Credit: The Canary Islands Beyond natural environments, striking landscapes and crystal clear waters,…
The Top 5 Exports of the Canary Islands
The Canary Islands, an archipelago located off the northwest coast of Africa, have long been renowned for their stunning landscapes, pleasant climate, and vibrant culture. However, beyond their natural beauty and tourist attractions, the Canary Islands have also established themselves as a significant player in the global trade market. With a strategic location bridging Europe,…