The Latest Breaking News from Canary Islands

Hugo Healy, 25, from Hove, East Sussex, flew his drone through The Telamon which sank in 1981 while carrying tropical tree trunks from the Ivory Coast to Greece

A recently proposed aquaculture octopus farm in the Canary Islands would raise 3,000 tonnes of octopus a year, which means almost 275,000 individual octopuses will be killed annually.

Popular destinations from the Canary islands to mainland Spain and the Balearics have all been hit by the adverse conditions in recent days

The Canary Islands have updated their Covid restrictions and are now allowing people to 'socially dance'. However some rules still apply and there are entry requirements to follow.

Holidaymakers may be focusing on covid and the rules and restrictions for their selected destination - however what they may not think about is roaming charges and it's all changed after Brexit.

In September 2002, a number of beaked whales were stranded and killed in the Canary Islands during a NATO naval exercise. It was the first time we started to get a real understanding of the negative effects of sonar sounds on cetaceans, which includes whales, dolphins and porpoises.

Sterling has climbed three per cent in value against the euro since March 2020, when Britons were last able to visit the region without restrictions

Most restrictions are set to be axed as society returns to its 'next stage of normality'

Good news for Brits with holidays booked to Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria

The Canary islands - which includes Tenerife, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria - have been on varying alert levels during the pandemic

Confirmation is expected this week that dancing will be allowed again in night clubs, but the wearing of masks indoors must remain