Holy Week Celebrations in Adeje Combine Culture, Mystery and Devotion
Every year Adeje puts a lot of effort into Semana Santa. Some years it’s bigger than others, but you can see the council really wants...
Author: Simon Sutton George
A Bit of Andalusian Flair Coming to Candelaria This April
Every now and then a town here decides it’s time for a bit of music, colour and a good excuse for a party. Candelaria is...
What’s Happening in Güímar This March 2026
If you live in the south east of Tenerife, or you fancy a change from the usual Costa Adeje routine, Güímar has quite a few...
A Small Tavern in Santa Cruz That Octopus Lovers Should Know About
If you enjoy proper local food and generous portions, there’s a small tavern in Santa Cruz that might be worth adding to your list. It’s...
Flexible 180 Days for Property Owners? New Discussion on The Tenerife Pod
One of the biggest frustrations for many non-EU property owners in Spain is the well known 90 days in 180 rule. You arrive in the...
A Tenerife Rosé Named the Best in Spain
Every now and then a wine from the Canary Islands pops up and reminds the mainland that some rather good bottles are being produced out...
Father’s Day Shopping Ideas in San Miguel de Abona
Father’s Day is one of those occasions that tends to sneak up on you. You suddenly realise it’s this weekend and you’re wandering around wondering...
Charity Festival in El Sauzal to Support Tenerife’s Abandoned Animals
Animal shelters rarely get the attention they deserve until they’re in trouble. That’s partly why ADEPAC, the Association for the Defence and Protection of Animals...
Costa Adeje Adds a Splash of Colour to Avenida de los Pueblos
Trying to improve the look of Costa Adeje is nothing new, but this week a stretch of Avenida de los Pueblos has had a bit...
Calatrava Submits Final Repair Project for Tenerife’s Adán Martín Auditorium
The long-running saga surrounding the Adán Martín Auditorium in Santa Cruz may finally be moving towards a solution. Earlier this year, the Tenerife Island Council...