Tick, tock, tick, tock… The countdown begins to Halloween, the Night of the Dead, or, in the Canary Islands, the Day of the Deceased. Are you ready to be frightened?

The wonderful island of Tenerife, beyond its idyllic beaches, cliffs that are sure to provoke vertigo and imposing nature, is a place full of dark stories. Read full article

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Sinking your feet in idyllic yellow-sand beaches, strolling through beautiful villages full of white houses, and savouring delicious Majorero cheeses are some of the essential experiences that the island of Fuerteventura has to offer. Enjoying a desert landscape in the beautiful coastal dunes of Corralejo, and cooling off on the kilometre-long Cofete beach are perfect plans when visiting the island for the first time. Read full article

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

For many years, Fuente Santa (Holy Spring) was practically a legend. It was said that Fuencaliente, La Palma, was home to healing water. Water that could cure any type of illness. A kind of spa enjoyed by the locals and Spanish settlers until the 17th century, when a volcano took it away. It wasn’t until the early 2000s that it was found again. Read full article

Crystal clear waters, pleasant temperatures, good visibility… Tenerife is an ideal place for scuba diving. The island’s subtropical climate ensures good temperatures all year round, both in and out of the water. And the clarity of the water is perfect for dives down to 30 metres. A diver’s paradise with unique spots you should not miss. 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

One of the properties of Princess Hotels & Resorts in Tenerife, the hotel Guayarmina Princess, is named after an aboriginal Canary Islands noblewoman and honours this renowned figure from the colonial era. Records from the time mention two women called Guayarmina who defined that period in the archipelago. Want to know who they were? Read full article

Gran Canaria is a cyclist’s paradise. Head out for a ride and release your adrenaline among the rugged mountains and ravines, or enjoy a long route along the beach. Cycling enthusiasts will love the contrast of landscapes and environments. In addition, the climate is stable, neither too hot in summer nor too cold in winter, Read full article

Are you on holiday in La Palma and want to see the most recent active volcano in the Canary Islands? Specialised companies offer guided tours to the area closest to the eruption, while observing every safety measure. An unforgettable experience, not only because of the majesty of the cone and its cliffs, Read full article

Are you looking for a getaway for two? Want to rest in a magical setting with captivating views? The Mogán Princess & Beach Club Resort hotel offers this and much more thanks to a wide range of services and a location that guarantees breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. It is in the Taurito Valley, Read full article