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What to see in Tenerife: most important monuments and historic sites

By | 13 October, 2026 | 0 comments

Basilica of Candelaria by the sea, with strong waves breaking against the rocks along Tenerife’s coast.


 

Tenerife is known not only for its volcanic landscapes and black-sand beaches: the island is also home to an architectural heritage that reflects centuries of history, from the Castilian conquest in the 15th century to contemporary architecture. Colonial churches, grand manor houses, defensive castles and iconic buildings stand side by side, Read full article

Black Friday Hotels in the Canary Islands: Deals in Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura and La Palma

By | 13 October, 2026 | 0 comments

Black Friday at hotels in the Canary Islands

 

Are you thinking about your next holiday? Black Friday at hotels in the Canary Islands is the perfect opportunity to find special deals and book your next getaway in advance.

At Princess Hotels & Resorts, you will find a selection of hotels and resorts in Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura and La Palma, Read full article

Canarian Christmas recipes: traditional dishes and sweets

By | 13 October, 2026 | 0 comments

Christmas dinner table decorated with green branches, candles, wine glasses and plates of food.

 

Christmas in the Canary Islands has a flavour all of its own, shaped by the archipelago’s mild climate and a larder that brings together produce from the land and the sea. Island tables bring together artisan cheeses, fresh fish, spiced meats and a pastry tradition with centuries of history behind it. Read full article

Legends of Tenerife: tales of fear, mystery and folklore

By | 13 October, 2026 | 0 comments

The snow-capped peak of Mount Teide surrounded by dark clouds beneath a blue sky, said to be Guayota's home in Tenerife

 

Tenerife is far more than black-sand beaches, Mount Teide, and carnival. The island also holds a rich heritage of legends and folk traditions, passed down from generation to generation — stories that blend Guanche culture, medieval folklore and tales that still spark curiosity among travellers and researchers alike. It’s worth clarifying from the outset: what you’ll find here are legends and oral traditions, Read full article

Corporate events in the Canary Islands: venues and experiences for businesses

By | 1 October, 2026 | 0 comments

Attendees at a corporate event helping themselves to a buffet breakfast.

 

Organising a corporate event away from your usual office environment can change a team’s dynamic. The Canary Islands offer year-round mild weather, excellent air connectivity, and hotel infrastructure equipped for meetings, conferences, and corporate incentive trips. Princess Hotels & Resorts has properties in Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Fuerteventura and La Palma designed to host corporate events in the Canary Islands, Read full article

The Best Spa Hotels in Gran Canaria for a Wellness Getaway

By | 17 September, 2026 | 0 comments

Crystal-clear swimming pool surrounded by tropical palm trees at the Maspalomas and Tabaiba Princess hotel.

 

Gran Canaria isn’t just a sun-and-sand destination. Its stable year-round climate, natural surroundings and the quality of its hotels also make it one of Europe’s finest destinations for rest and self-care. From hydrotherapy circuits and relaxation areas to massages and treatments, the Princess hotels in Gran Canaria offer plenty of ways to bring wellness into your holiday — whether you’re travelling as a family, Read full article

Films and TV series shot in the Canary Islands: discover the locations

By | 3 September, 2026 | 0 comments

Spectacular sunset over Los Roques de García and Teide National Park in Tenerife, Canary Islands.

 

For decades, the Canary Islands have been one of the most sought-after filming locations for directors and production companies from around the world. Their volcanic landscapes, endless beaches, golden sand dunes and laurel forests offer a variety hard to find within such a compact territory. If you’ve ever wondered which films and series have been shot in the Canary Islands, Read full article

Guachinches in Tenerife: What They Are and Which Ones to Visit 

By | 2 September, 2026 | 0 comments

Guests enjoying a meal on the outdoor terrace of Guachinche El Cubano, La Orotava, Tenerife.

 

If there’s one experience that captures the essence of Tenerife’s food culture, it’s visiting a guachinche. Deeply rooted in the island’s winemaking tradition, these establishments are far more than just places to eat: they offer a glimpse into rural Canarian life, its timeless flavours, and a way of welcoming people that’s simple and warm. Read full article

4 reasons to stay at an All Inclusive hotel in the Canary Islands

By | 17 August, 2026 | 0 comments

View from the balcony of the Fuerteventura Princess all-inclusive hotel, with a table, tropical pool and sea in the background.

 

Choosing your board type is one of the decisions that shapes a holiday the most. In a destination like the Canary Islands, with a stable climate all year round and a hotel offering built for relaxation, more and more travellers are asking whether an All Inclusive hotel is worth booking. Read full article

Ecostars Sustainable Hotels in the Canary Islands: Princess’s Commitment

By | 7 August, 2026 | 0 comments

Aerial view of La Palma Princess hotel by the sea.

 

Choosing sustainable accommodation is no longer an added extra — it’s a priority for many travellers who want to enjoy their holiday without compromising the environment they’re visiting. In the Canary Islands, this matters even more: being an island region means the efficient use of water, energy and waste is key to the archipelago’s future. Read full article

Monuments in the Canary Islands: the most iconic historic and cultural landmarks

By | 8 July, 2026 | 0 comments

The tower of the Church of Nuestra Señora de La Concepción rising above colonial buildings in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife.

 

The Canary Islands have far more to offer than beaches and volcanoes. Over the centuries, the archipelago has built up an exceptional cultural heritage: colonial architecture, defensive fortresses, neo-Gothic cathedrals, UNESCO World Heritage cities, and pre-Hispanic sites that connect with the islands’ earliest inhabitants, the Guanches.

 

If you are travelling to the Canaries with a curiosity for history, Read full article

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