Here is the revised blog post incorporating all your updates, including the attendee numbers, the core philosophy of changing behavior, and the shoutout to MYND Yaiza / MYND Hotels: Protecting Playa de Ajabo: Heavy Trash, Big Hearts, and Hope for Tenerife’s Future On July 25th, the Canary Green community gathered at Playa de Ajabo in […]
Tenerife’s coastlines are beautiful, but they need our help to stay that way. After our successful cleanups across the island, Canary Green is heading to Playa de Ajabo (Callao Salvaje) on Saturday, July 25th for another morning of positive impact, community vibes, and ecological action. Whether you are a local, an expat, or just visiting
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⚠️ Please note: permit status changes over time. Before booking, check our updated list of legally registered boats at our website. Joining Bonadea II Diomedea for a whale watching tour in Tenerife, is an incredible experience you will not forget, combining science, sustainability and adventure in one to explore these beautiful creatures. Tours are kept to
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Beach clean-up for May happend on a very special day. Día de Canarias is much more than a public holiday. Celebrated every year on 30th May, it is a day dedicated to the history, identity, culture and traditions of the Canary Islands, a moment for communities across the archipelago to come together, reflect on their
The Canary Islands are facing a critical turning point. Canary Green recently sat down for a long-form podcast interview alongside José Manuel Sanabria, Deputy Minister for Tourism and Employment of the Canarian government, on over-tourism, housing, and the political decisions shaping the future of these islands. Here’s what came out of that conversation. The Protests
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Canary Green recently joined the Tenerife Pod to talk about tourism in the Canary Islands, what it actually means on the ground, and why the current model isn’t working. Here are the ideas worth sitting with. The Scale of the Problem 18 million visitors a year. 2.2 million residents. Once you understand that ratio, a
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The Hard Reality In 2024, nearly 18 million visitors came to the Canary Islands, home to just 2.2 million people. Tenerife alone received close to 9 million tourists—more than nine times its resident population. Unlike almost every other major European destination, there is no off-season here. The sun shines year-round, which is precisely what made
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If you thought kayaking along the coast of Palm-Mar couldn’t get any better — think again. We returned to Adventure Time in Palm-Mar this May, and the experience reminded us all over again why this is one of our absolute favourite sustainable activities on the island. With longer days, warmer water temperatures, and the coastline
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The Invisible Thread Welcome to Tenerife. You’re most likely here for the sun, the volcanoes, and the endless blue ocean. It’s easy to forget that beneath this paradise, there is a secret struggle happening every single day. It’s about the water. This might be hidden away but for locals it’s a well-known and ever-growing problem.
