DANews

DA News (https://danews.eu) is the premier international newspaper of the Canary Islands, providing news and insights in both German and English languages.

As an affiliate of Diario de Avisos, the oldest and most esteemed newspaper in the archipelago, DA News upholds a strong tradition of journalistic excellence. With a rich heritage spanning over 130 years, Diario de Avisos has become synonymous with trusted and reliable news reporting in the Canary Islands. Leveraging this extensive experience and expertise, DA News brings the same level of profess

ionalism and integrity to its international readership. At danews.eu, readers are welcomed into a world of comprehensive coverage that spans a wide range of topics. From local and international news to economy, culture, tourism, and more, DA News delivers timely and engaging content that keeps readers well-informed about the events shaping the Canary Islands. DA News distinguishes itself by seamlessly catering to its diverse readership through its bilingual approach. By publishing in both German and English languages, the newspaper ensures that residents, expatriates, and visitors from around the world can stay connected to the vibrant spirit of the Canary Islands. The user-friendly danews.eu website offers a seamless reading experience, allowing readers to access a wealth of news articles, features, and multimedia content with ease. Captivating photographs and engaging videos accompany the stories, enriching the reader's understanding and experience. DA News stands as the foremost international newspaper of the Canary Islands, providing a valuable bridge between the archipelago and a global readership. With its commitment to journalistic integrity, comprehensive coverage, and bilingual approach, DA News offers a window into the rich cultural, economic, and social tapestry of this captivating region. Stay informed and connected through DA News – your trusted source for insightful information on the Canary Islands!

26/05/2026

🏝️🌡️The Canary Islands are still feeling the effects of an intense heatwave, with Aemet keeping weather warnings in place and conditions remaining challenging in several areas. Find out what is expected next and which parts of the Archipelago are most affected in our latest update.

Yellow warnings, calima and temperatures up to 37°C mark the latest Aemet forecast for the Canary Islands heatwave.

17/05/2026

🏡📈 Buying a home in the Canary Islands is becoming an increasingly difficult challenge, with rising prices and upfront costs making it harder for many residents to take the first step onto the property ladder. 👇

Rising property prices, mortgage deposits and purchase costs are making it increasingly difficult for Canary Islands residents to save enough to buy a home.

04/05/2026

🌡️☀️🏝️ Rising temperatures and longer heatwaves could reshape summers in the Canary Islands, with extreme episodes lasting up to 10 days and becoming far more frequent in the coming decades. 👇👇

Heatwaves across the islands are expected to become longer, more frequent and more intense in the coming decades.

21/02/2026

🎉🎉 Ready for more than 18 hours of non-stop Carnival fun? Dive into the complete Guide to the Daytime Carnival in Santa Cruz de Tenerife — with all the performances, schedules and stage info you need for this weekend’s Piñata celebrations! 👇👇

From midday on Saturday until dawn on Sunday, Santa Cruz will come alive with more than 18 hours of music, live performances and Carnival celebrations across multiple stages.

09/02/2026

🎉🎉 Heading to the Santa Cruz de Tenerife Carnival?
Extra night buses, reinforced routes, and 24-hour interchange car parks will make getting there and back easier and safer from 13 to 21 February. Check all the key transport details before you go and enjoy the Carnival without using your car. 👇👇

With overnight buses, reinforced routes and 24-hour interchange car parks, travelling to and from the festivities will be easier and safer throughout Carnival week.

27/01/2026

🏝️🏝️ Did you know that 1986 was a turning point for tourism on Tenerife? That’s the year the south of the island overtook Puerto de la Cruz to become the most visited area, thanks to newer resorts, better infrastructure and year-round sunshine. Since then, visitor numbers have soared, reshaping the island’s economy, landscape and international appeal.

The south of Tenerife is marking four decades as the island’s undisputed tourism powerhouse, a position it assumed in 1986 after overtaking Puerto de la Cruz,

02/10/2025

⛰️⛰️ Starting 2026, reaching the summit of Mount Teide won’t be the same — daily spots will be limited and visitors will face new fees.

As of January 1, 2026, an eco-tax will regulate access to the Mount Teide summit, with differentiated fees for visitors and strict daily capacity limits.

03/09/2025

✈️✈️ Ryanair slashes 400,000 seats in the Canary Islands this winter and will cease all flights from Tenerife North Airport—part of a broader reduction of over 1 million seats across Spain, citing “excessive and uncompetitive” airport charges by Aena.

Ryanair

Ryanair cuts 400,000 seats in the Canary Islands and leaves Tenerife North Airport

31/08/2025

New seismic swarm detected in Tenerife with more than 90 earthquakes

A seismic swarm of more than 90 small earthquakes has been recorded in Tenerife, part of the island’s recurring volcanic activity since 2017.

29/08/2025

Weather agency confirms: Rainy weekend ahead in the Canary Islands

Aemet forecasts a warm but cloudy weekend in the Canary Islands with occasional rain and gusty winds.

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Santa Cruz De Tenerife
38180

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