The government says the country doesn’t need any more daylight hours and that it will make it easier for people travelling to mainland Spain…
There are debates on limiting tourist numbers, introducing tourist tax, and stopping the number of hotels and holiday homes…
One town in Spain is refusing to change their clocks like the rest of Europe…
This is just one of many other areas including bus stops, in areas that sports are taking place, and entrances to smoke-free zones…
The entire Archipelago is on alert for Good Friday with strong winds, dangerous sea conditions, and more rain on the way…
The regional government has activated the alerts following advice from the Spanish met office…
It is literally a shack with no doors but online booking platforms are allowing these listings!
The Canary Islands have seen the second-biggest increase in all of Spain only behind the Balearic Islands…
Good news as all weather warnings have been lifted as the DANA has moved away from the islands…
The slopes are still hot from the eruption that ended 15 months ago as you can see from the steam in the video…
Yellow weather warnings and alerts are still in place and more rain is forecast throughout Sunday…
Videos of floods, rain, ice, and hail are appearing all over social media as the DANA hits the Canary Islands…
Many recreational activities and outdoor events have been cancelled by local councils so here are the details for the areas that affect you…
According to AEMET there will be more snow at altitude, storms and possibly hail inland, plus strong showers on the coast…
The incoming DANA will affect all of the islands from Saturday with force 7 winds and storms…
This is a longstanding issue first addressed in 1995 but never completed leaving outdated tourism regulations in place for 28 years…
If the isolated high-level depression comes it will bring a change in the weather which is needed to combat the pre-alert for forest fires…
This is very unusual for this time of year and is a reflection on the dry and hot weather we have been experiencing which is not forecast to change…
This includes opening the door for Brits to come and work in Spain and the Canary Islands to combat staff shortages…
Temperatures are touching 30 degrees in the islands and the hot Saharan wind has a lot to do with that…