During our time exploring Tenerife, we visited Bodegas Monje, located in the north of the island near El Sauzal. This family-run winery, with roots dating back to the 18th century, combines traditional winemaking with modern techniques, all shaped by Tenerife’s unique volcanic landscape. We didn’t just come here for wine — it was the […]
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During our time exploring Tenerife, we visited ORI Surf, located in the south of the island around El Médano — one of the best spots for surfing in Tenerife. Specialising in mindful and small-scale surf experiences, ORI Surf offers more than just lessons — it creates a deeper connection between people, the ocean, and nature.
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Recently, our team officially started a new chapter at the Sholeo Lodges office in Los Gigantes, Tenerife. Our first team meeting marked the beginning of an exciting journey, bringing together ideas, presentations, and shared goals as we continue working towards promoting more sustainable tourism experiences in the Canary Islands. Located in one of Tenerife’s most
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ecently, our team had the opportunity to experience the Tazirga Wellness Tour, a peaceful wellness activity that allows visitors to slow down and reconnect with nature in Tenerife. Surrounded by the island’s natural landscapes and far away from busy tourist areas, the experience offered a refreshing reminder of how important it is to pause, breathe,
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Banana ECOplantation is a perfect fit within the Canary Green network. The plantation combines traditional banana farming with innovative eco-friendly practices that protect Tenerife’s environment.
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Suka Fruit is a great example of how sustainable agriculture can thrive in the Canary Islands. By prioritising eco-friendly farming methods and local production, the company contributes to a more resilient and responsible food system.
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Tenerife at a Crossroads Tenerife, like the rest of the Canary Islands, is facing a problem we are still refusing to properly name: over-tourism. What makes this so tragic is not just the scale of the problem, but our collective failure to recognise it—and to act—while there is still time. If we continue on our
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Please Respect Local Warnings Los Gigantes is known for its dramatic cliffs, warm weather, and striking volcanic coastline. One of its most photographed spots is the natural tidal pool formed in the lava rocks — a beautiful place to enjoy when the sea is calm. But this location can become extremely dangerous in seconds, and
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Recently, Canary Green had the pleasure of welcoming a group of geography students from NTU to Callao Salvaje for a day dedicated to learning, connection, and hands-on sustainability action. The goal was simple: to show future professionals how tourism, hospitality, and local communities can work together to protect the Canary Islands, and how Canary Green
