PRINCESS BLOG

The Canary Islands: a rural paradise. For decades, the land has been the livelihood of many families, and this is keenly felt in the islands’ villages. Although times have evolved and the farming sector is no longer such a large part of the economy, agriculture, and organic agriculture in particular, has taken on strength. Read full article

In some places of the Canary Islands, especially in rural areas, they celebrate a rather peculiar kind of Halloween: Día de Finados.

For those who don’t know, the word “finados” is synonymous with the deceased, so on 31 October, on the eve of All Saints’ Day, homes in the archipelago celebrate the memory of their dead by gathering with family and sharing stories, Read full article

The Canary Islands are an ideal family holiday destination. And our Princess Hotels & Resorts in the Canary Islands offer the perfect accommodation, where the kids can have fun all day long while their parents enjoy a well-deserved rest.

You’ll find all sorts of entertainment in the hotels, with games and crafts for the little ones to get busy with and a mini disco for more non-stop fun. Read full article

Now that the long-awaited summer season is here, it’s time to travel and discover new places. One destination that is sure to captivate is Lobos Island. Located to the north-east of the island of Fuerteventura, it is only open at certain hours to visitors with a reservation. In order to preserve this natural, Read full article

As well as being an idyllic place to spend an extraordinary holiday, the Canary Islands are also a dream location for your wedding. What better place to celebrate it than one of our fantastic Princess Hotels? 

Taurito Princess on the island of Gran Canaria, La Palma & Read full article

Eight islands form the Canary Islands. Eight territories separated by the sea, each with their own identities, representing a united yet diverse community. This is a place where different cultures coexist, feeding from each island’s idiosyncrasies. Two key elements of Canary Island culture predominate: tradition and craftsmanship.

Canary Island Day is one of the most important celebrations for residents of the archipelago. Read full article

Miles of golden sandy beaches shaped by the tides of the Atlantic, like a peaceful haven in the middle of the ocean, enviable wave swell, great weather all year round and perfect wind conditions make Fuerteventura a paradise for windsurf lovers. 

On the whole, the Canary Islands are perfect for enjoying sport and the sea. Read full article

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Find out how to prepare typical Easter dishes. The Easter holidays are just around the corner, and we’ve put together some recipes for you to make and impress your guests at family get-togethers.

Religious traditions play a huge role in Spanish cuisine over the Easter period (Semana Santa).  According to Christian tradition, Read full article

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Easter is just around the corner, and the Canary Islands are the destination of choice for many holidaymakers. If you’re one of the lucky ones going, no doubt you’re already dreaming about lying on a sandy beach and soaking up the sun. But there are endless other ways of enjoying these islands – take note! Read full article

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Lighthouses are a popular tourist attraction in coastal areas.  In the past, they fulfilled an incredible important role: they helped sailors identify dry land, and the light signals would enable them to find out where they were. Thanks to satellite navigation lighthouses aren’t so crucial today, but if technology fails they’re absolutely essential. Read full article

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One of the most popular and world-famous fiestas is getting closer: the Canary Islands’ Carnival. We might not be taking to the streets to celebrate this year, or watching the parade of floats, or seeing the Carnival Queen and Drag Queen gala, or getting dressed up and dancing till sunrise… Read full article