Los Gigantes Carnival Returns This Weekend After Weather Delay
Carnival season in Tenerife isn’t quite finished yet… especially in Los Gigantes. After being postponed due to bad weather earlier this year, the Los Gigantes...
Author: Simon Sutton George
Industrial Employment Event in Tenerife Aims to Connect Job Seekers With Companies
Are you an industrial company looking for qualified staff for your workforce? Or are you currently unemployed or looking to improve your career and want...
Tegueste Gets €2.5 Million Boost to Fix Ageing Drainage Network
Tegueste’s getting some attention from the Cabildo. And not the kind that involves fiestas or a new statue in the plaza. This time it’s the...
Tenerife Women Fall 1–0 In Madrid But Semi-Final Still Wide Open
Atletico nick the first leg. But the tie’s far from over. The CD Tenerife women travelled to Madrid on Wednesday for the first leg of...
The most tragic love story in opera lands in Tenerife this Sunday
The most tragic love story in opera arrives in Tenerife this Sunday. And it’s not a small production either. The Auditorio de Tenerife raises the...
Ruta del Agua 2026 returns to Adeje this March
One of Adeje’s most unique cultural events, Ruta del Agua, will return on Sunday 22 March 2026, offering visitors a theatrical journey through the history...
Stations of the Cross in Adeje – Friday 13 March 2026
If you’re in the south of Tenerife on Friday 13 March 2026, there’s a religious procession taking place in Adeje that’s worth knowing about. At...
Guided Walk Through the Iconic Gardens of La Orotava – 20 March 2026
If you enjoy history, nature and a quiet wander through one of Tenerife’s most beautiful towns, this might be one for you. On 20 March...
Carnival in Los Cristianos Isn’t Just for the Young Ones
Carnival season is well and truly underway in Los Cristianos… and tomorrow’s event is a lovely one. On Friday 13th March there’s the Carnival Dance...
Walking 125km of the Camino for people affected by breast cancer
There’s something about walking that clears the head. Anyone who’s done a long hike knows that. One step, then another, and before you know it...