The world's steepest island is recovering disaster and has mixed feelings about being the focus of a recent Netflix drama ...

The lava from the 2021 volcanic eruption flowed over the ... Cumbre Vieja Volcano—Potential collapse and tsunami at La Palma, Canary Islands, Geophysical Research Letters, 2001. DOI: ...

The hottest Canary Island in February is home to black lava and white sand beaches, rolling mountains and subtropical climate. Gran Canaria is the third-largest island in the Canary Islands ...

The Canary Islands is facing mounting frustration from local residents regarding the influx of visitors and poor behaviour from tourists, especially British tourists. They have even warned ...

In the Netflix series "La Palma," a Norwegian family goes on holiday to the Canary Islands when a young researcher ... title sequence of each episode. The tsunami expert Simon Day, whose research ...

The third-largest Canary Island is often overlooked by the insatiably popular Tenerife, despite its impressive 400 hectare dune system. Every year, millions of Brits flock to the Spanish-owned ...

The Canary Islands, a top destination for millions of tourists annually, is grappling with growing frustration from local residents who feel overwhelmed by tourism and what they see as poor ...

And guess where came first? The Canary Islands, of course. RECOMMENDED: The 7 best Canary Islands to visit this year The Spanish archipelago is perched off the coast of northwest Africa with the ...

A popular Canary Island has issued a "No More Hotels" warning - as anger from locals soars. The Gran Canaria Cabildo has opened a public consultation to gauge residents' opinions on the island's ...

More than 43,000 migrants arrived to the Canary Islands in 2024, a record-breaking figure. Last year, European politics took a turn to the right – particularly after EU elections in June.

The Canary Islands government is stepping up a clampdown on unregistered holiday lets by identifying illegal listings on Booking.com. Collaborating directly with the booking site, the government ...

Jet2’s CEO Steve Heapy has warned that the Canary Islands are playing a “dangerous game” when it comes to tourism policies. His comments come after ‘anti-tourism’ protests were held ...