This Canary Island, adorned with amazing turquoise coves and majestic volcanoes, is a carefully preserved hidden treasure.

More trees, less hotels.’ Initial reports pointed to 2,000 people joining the Tenerife march on Sunday, far less than the number in April when the last anti-mass tourism protests took place in ...

A €0.15 per day tourist fee has been implemented in the town of Mogan in Gran Canaria, but this was after much backlash by the Federation of Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurs of Las Palmas ...

Image: Hundreds of protesters against Spain's tourism model in Gran Canaria, Canary Islands. Pic: AP Residents from across the Canary Islands are planning a mass demonstration against a tourism ...

A woman's dismembered body turned up on a beach on the holiday island of Gran Canaria, after she texted friend to say she was going to a party.. A murder investigation was launched after the 41 ...

Gran Canaria bar owner arrested for murder after woman's dismembered body was found on beach. This story is developing, more to follow By RITA SOBOT and PERKIN AMALARAJ. Published: 07:38 EDT, 7 ...

Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Gran Canaria convincingly 74–65 Tuesday night as Johnathan Motley proved to be unstoppable in a pivotal third quarter that helped the Reds to a double-digit lead and ...

More than 430 people have been evacuated from a Gold Coast hotel after part of the roof caught on fire. Emergency services were called to the Hilton hotel at Surfers Paradise about 2am on Friday.

Gran Canaria might not be the first place you think of when it comes to wine, but vines have been growing here since the Spanish colonised the island in the 15 th century. Due to the island's ...

Images from Gran Canaria today shows devastation with cars being swept out to sea. Tourists have been warned to stay indoors as the rising water levels pose a serious hazard across island.

Torrential rain battered Gran Canaria, Spain, causing flooding across the island, which is neighboured by the likes of Tenerife and Lanzarote, on Monday.

The flooding has affected Gran Canaria’s 850,000 residents—40% of the total population of the Canary Islands—leaving streets buried under mud and debris, and vehicles submerged beneath bridges.