Where to Eat Proper Fish in Tenerife This Easter
Trying to find somewhere decent to eat in Tenerife over Easter can turn into a bit of a chore. Everything’s busy, half the menus look...
Author: Simon Sutton George
Fit Experience Fest Lands in Santa Cruz… And Yes, Craig David’s Involved
There’s another event rolling into Santa Cruz in May… and this one’s got a bit of everything thrown at it. The Fit Experience Fest is...
Tenerife Wins “Best Destination in Spain”… Which Will Surprise Absolutely No One Living Here
Tenerife’s just picked up “Best Spanish Destination 2026” at the Forbes Travel Awards. And if you live here… you’ll probably just nod and carry on...
The Pope’s Coming to Tenerife… And Santa Cruz Is Going to Be Chaos (In a Good Way)
Well… that’s not something you hear every day. The Pope is coming to Tenerife. Pope Leo XIV is wrapping up his Spain visit here on...
Tenerife Rosé Just Beat the Whole of Spain… Not Bad for a Small Winery in Arafo
You don’t normally hear Tenerife mentioned at the top of Spanish wine lists. That’s starting to change. A rosé from Arafo… Ferrera Rosado Seco… has...
Snow on Teide Again… Because Tenerife Likes to Keep You Guessing
Teide was covered in snow in the morning of March 19, 2026. Not something you see every day… especially when half the island’s still walking...
Carnival in Santa Cruz Isn’t Going Anywhere… No Matter What the Courts Say Elsewhere
There’s been a bit of noise lately about Carnival… mainly coming out of Las Palmas. A court there has basically said the party needs to...
More Wind Farms in Granadilla… Good for Power, Not Much Else to Look At
Granadilla’s getting a couple more wind farms. Not exactly headline-grabbing stuff… but it matters more than people think. Two new projects, El Vallito and Tarajales,...
Cabo Llanos Finally Getting a Proper Park… About Time Too
Trying to find a decent bit of green space in Cabo Llanos has been a bit like trying to find a straight answer from some...
Adeje’s Sustainability Plans… and What’s Actually Changing on the Ground
Trying to follow what’s going on with sustainability in Tenerife can feel a bit like wading through treacle. Lots of talk. Plenty of panels. Big...