The ruins of the Gordejuela Water Pumping Station ... the biggest of the Canary Islands. Despite its decay, the building’s remnants remain today, symbolising the blend of decay and beauty ...

With 3,000 hours of sunshine every year, and winter temperatures averaging in the low 70’s, Fuerteventura beaches lure ...

Known as the “miniature continent” for its contrast of volcanic calderas, urban beaches and imposing heights, Gran Canaria sits in the centre of the Canary Islands archipelago. Black and white ...

Thousands of people protested in holiday resorts in Spain's Canary Islands on Sunday against over ... year depletes limited natural resources like water and damages the environment.

Thousands of people have taken part in protests against tourism in holiday resorts across the Canary Islands ... resources like water and damages the environment. The islands' population was ...

The Canary Islands archipelago is a string of seven ... It's a major destination for water sports enthusiasts because of the surrounding ocean's big waves for surfers and strong winds for windsurfers.

Thousands of anti-tourism protesters marched across the Canary Islands as sunbathing holidaymakers ... ‘Enjoying a day at your pool? That water could be going on food’ while another had ...

The best ways to get around the Canary Islands are by car and by plane. Although there are bus systems available on all the islands, most don't run frequently enough to be useful to tourists.

Pull your focus from the Canary Islands’ idyllic golden beaches and ... rare native plants and even an ancient cemetery on the water’s edge. Other hiking trails are mapped across the island ...

GRAN CANARIA, Spain - Thousands of people protested in holiday resorts in Spain's Canary Islands on Oct 20 against ... limited natural resources like water and damages the environment.

GRAN CANARIA, Spain >> Thousands of people protested in holiday resorts in Spain’s Canary Islands on Sunday against ... limited natural resources like water and damages the environment.

Around 30,000 people took to the streets of the different cities and towns of the archipelago on Sunday under the banner "The Canary Islands have a limit." In 2023 over 16 million tourists visited ...