The Canary Islands obtain 60 Blue Flags for their beaches, four of which for the first time
Spain maintains the leadership worldwide with a total of 729 Blue Flags in 2023, 60 of them on the Canary Islands.
Spain maintains the leadership worldwide with a total of 729 Blue Flags in 2023, 60 of them on the Canary Islands.
The Aemet’s weather forecasts indicates that there will be clear skies, partly cloudy. with intervals of high clouds in the morning.
According to the monthly climatological summary of the national meteorological agency (AEMET), March was a ‘very hot’ or ‘extremely hot’ month in the Canary Islands, with temperatures reaching almost 38 degrees Celsius.
The Canary Islands have started the registration period for residents in Spain to participate in a new edition of the La Palma Tourist Vouchers programme, which aims to attract tourists, both national and regional, and to revive the local economy.
The president of the Island Council, Mariano Zapata, stresses that La Palma is one of the islands that has had the greatest volcanic activity over the last 100 years.
The new Integral Employment Plan for the island of La Palma will continue providing the employment support on the island having obtained very positive results in 2022.
The Carnival Los Indianos, also known as the White Party, is a famous festivity celebrated each year in La Palma, attracting thousands of participants both locally and from abroad.
The highly anticipated Carnival of Santa Cruz de La Palma kicks off on Thursday, February 16th.
The fifth edition of the Agrocanarias Fair takes place from 2 to 5 March in La Palma