Santa Cruz de Tenerife Blog Posts

Romería a lo Bestia is set to bring 12 hours of traditional Canarian fun to Siete Palmas, with performances by local and national artists and cultural activities.

Lieke Meijer, a digital nomad living in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, shares the excitement surrounding the 40th edition of the Suelta del Perro Maldito, a vibrant and anticipated event that promises to transform the town into a magical night with a massive stage.

A rapid deepening of an Atlantic storm could bring cooler temperatures and heavy rainfall to Tenerife, affecting expats and digital nomads who rely on outdoor activities.

San Miguel celebrations in La Laguna offer a glimpse into the city’s rich historical heritage, keeping alive traditions that have been passed down for centuries.

Heat warnings are in effect across Canarias, with temperatures reaching up to 38 degrees Celsius, affecting expats and digital nomads in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, emphasizing the importance of staying hydrated and taking precautions.

The swimming ban at El Reducto Beach in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is set to last several days due to contamination levels exceeding safety limits.

Arrecife en Vivo celebrates its second evening of live performances this Friday, featuring an opening led by Buli Panés and Psycho Clown, and culminating with the show of Chambao at the cruise terminal.

Tuineje is commemorating the historic pirate battles of El Cuchillete and Llano del Florido with a series of cultural events, attracting visitors from across the island to celebrate the town's rich history and traditions.

From Thursday, September 24th, traffic will be closed on the GC-1 in Belén María and José Guerra Navarro areas from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM, with a temporary detour in place to ease congestion.

The V Copa Hípica de San Vicente Ferrer is set to take place in La Laguna de Valleseco this Sunday, offering an exciting day of horse racing in the heart of Tenerife's cultural celebrations.

New self-cleaning public toilets are being installed in La Laguna’s historic centre, catering to accessibility and providing a much-needed convenience for visitors and residents alike.

Valleseco’s annual Feria de Ganado returns this Sunday with 350+ cattle and horses, offering a chance to experience traditional rural practices and competitions.

Agüimes is staging a dramatic production of a historical uprising to honor its first-ever communal rebellion, demonstrating the town's commitment to preserving its rich cultural heritage.

The Canary Islands can expect a warm and humid fall, with temperatures above average and rainfall near or above normal levels, according to the Meteorological Agency's forecast.

The Cabildo of Gran Canaria is investing in a new agricultural market in San Mateo, doubling the usable area and supporting local farmers and vendors.

Tenerife and other Canary Islands are experiencing a prolonged heatwave that could reach up to 38 degrees, with the potential to last several days and impact daily life for expats and locals alike.

The new Municipal Leisure and Free Time Workshops in La Laguna have attracted over 2,700 applications, underscoring the community's enthusiasm for such initiatives.

The Ayuntamiento de San Bartolomé de Tirajana has started installing shade structures for taxi stops, enhancing the experience of tourists and public transport users in tourist areas.

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The La Laguna Market offers a sweet inspiration for your September festive recipes, providing the perfect opportunity to indulge in homemade quince jam.

Pablo Suárez

Tapas are a beloved tradition in Tenerife, with classics like tortilla de patata and croquettes leading the way. This social ritual is a must-try for expats and visitors alike, offering a taste of local culture and community.