My complete travel blog on Gran Canaria - Anne Travel Foodie
I'm sharing my complete travel blog on Gran Canaria. I'm telling you all about what you should see and must do on this Spanish island.| Anne Travel Foodie
This potato soup from the Canary Islands, known as caldo canario de papas, is what humble Spanish food is all about. We’re talking basic pantry staples, easy to make, and all done in about 40 minutes using just one pot. Serve it as a starter or even as a main course, next to a garden […] The post The Famous POTATO Soup from the Canary Islands | Caldo Canario de Papas appeared first on Spain on a Fork.| Spain on a Fork
This remarkable beach in the Canary Islands has ‘sand’ that looks entirely like popped popcorn. Actually a result of fragmented white coral that has washed ashore, the sight is still remarkable to see. And it makes for really fun photography. The beach’s unique composition make it a favorite for locals and travelers alike. Check [...] The post This Remarkable Beach in The Canary Islands Has Popcorn Sand appeared first on Moss and Fog.| Moss and Fog
I'm sharing my complete travel blog on Gran Canaria. I'm telling you all about what you should see and must do on this Spanish island.| Anne Travel Foodie
Last updated on the 12th of September, 2025 Fuerteventura, one of the lesser-known and quieter Canary Islands, is a joy to explore. The second-largest of the Canary Islands, located just 100 km off the West Coast of Africa, is impressive and diverse enough to offer adventurous voyagers a multitude of experiences. Imagine a volcanic island [...]| OUR CROSSINGS
ABOUT GRAN CANARIA Gran Canaria is one of the Canary Islands (Canaries) and these tiny islands, although situated 150km off the coast of Africa actually belong to Spain. These volcanic islands are a great place to grab some winter sun which is why we headed … The post What to do in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain appeared first on Emma Eats & Explores.| Emma Eats & Explores
I'm sharing my travel blog on Tenerife. I'm giving you tips, I'm telling you where you can stay, what you can see and where you can eat.| Anne Travel Foodie
There is nothing better when arriving at a new destination than the feeling of freedom to decide where you are going at that very moment and there is nothing that tastes more like a vacation than the only decision you make that day is which beach to go to and where to eat. In Fuerteventura, the Canary island of the best beaches, it is essential to rent a car so in this guide we explain you everything you need to know to rent a car on the island of the beautiful beaches: what car rental compan...| RandomTrip
To explore Lanzarote well from north to south and at your own pace, it is essential to rent a car. In this guide we tell you everything you need to know to rent a car in Lanzarote: which car rental companies exist, what to check at the time of rental (insurance, deposit and excess), how to get the best price and how was our experience. The post Car Rental in Lanzarote (Canary Islands): a guide to drive around the island with a rented car appeared first on RandomTrip.| RandomTrip
Beyond the magnetic Teide volcano, the highest point in Spain, and the warm southern beaches where winter never comes and which attract thousands of tourists, the island of Tenerife has a lot to offer. In this guide, we tell you everything you need to explore Tenerife on your own: things to do, weekend, 5-day or week-long itineraries around the island, how to get there, how to get around, where to stay, and even where to eat. The post Tenerife (Canary Islands): things to do [with map] appeare...| RandomTrip
To explore Tenerife from north to south it is essential to rent a car. From getting to places where you can enjoy nature, to get to that guachinche that was recommended to you or take a dip in one of the southern beaches where it is summer all year round, it is important that you […] The post Car Rental in Tenerife (Canary Islands): a guide to drive around the island with a rented car appeared first on RandomTrip.| RandomTrip
The EU border agency Frontex wants to extend its surveillance flights to the Atlantic. This would be a milestone in the externalisation of European migration defence. According to Frontex, it is holding talks with the Cape Verde authorities about possible aerial surveillance in the sea area off the island. The aim is to detect boats […] Der Beitrag Frontex wants to send surveillance planes to the Atlantic and negotiates with Cape Verde on operations off West Africa erschien zuerst auf Matth...| Matthias Monroy
The EU border agency wants to close a “gap” between aircraft and satellites with high-flying platforms. Spain is already using the technology against migration over the Atlantic. A test flight over the Mediterranean will take place this summer. Frontex wants to fly so-called High Altitude Pseudo Satellites (HAPS) in the stratosphere in future, thereby closing […] Der Beitrag New dimension in border surveillance: Frontex wants to send millions in technology into the stratosphere erschien...| Matthias Monroy
The tourist season on the Balearic Islands is starting – but more and more victims of a deadly escape route across the Mediterranean are washing up on the islands. The holiday season is starting on Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Cabrera. Since January, however, 15 corpses have also been discovered on the beaches of the […] Der Beitrag 15 corpses have been discovered on beaches of the Balearic Islands, and Alarm Phone indicates more to come erschien zuerst auf Matthias Monroy.| Matthias Monroy
There’s a reason they call these islands Europe’s Hawaii. From black-sand beaches to cities with Spanish and Portuguese influences, it always felt to me like it was everything you could want in a vacation destination.| Windstar Cruises Travel Blog
(Publisher’s Note: This article is now featured on GPSmyCity. To download this article for offline reading or create a self-guided walking tour to visit the attractions highlighted in this article, go to Walking Tours and Articles in San Sebastian de La Gomera.) San Sebastián de La Gomera is a town in the Canary Islands that invites you to slow down and wander aimlessly through its historic quarter. No turn is wrong because you want to get hopelessly lost in La Gomera’s capital. Pause ...| FemaleSoloTrek
How to visit Lanzarote in 10 days, our perfect itinerary for spending up to 2 weeks on the island: where to stay, things to do, tips...| Canarias Lovers
