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If you're worried about driving in Gran Canaria because you've heard stories of crazy local drivers, we've got good news. Driving in Gran Canaria is perfectly safe provided that you know the local motoring idiosyncracies.
Gran Canaria is on alert for temperatures over 34ºC until Sunday, and on fire alert.
Gran Canaria heats up in June and the party moves to the beach for the annual San Juan bonfires and fireworks.
Tapas are Spain's most famous food export, but the word isn't traditional in the Canary Islands. We have our own way of describing the snack.
19.06.2016: The Gran Canaria weather goes from hot to "bloody hell, it's hot", starting today.
Las Palmas Market Amongst Spain's Top 10 Foodie Spots
Las Palmas' Mercado del Puerto is in Spain's Top 10 foodie markets, according to Malaga-based Spain Food Sherpas.
Termites Delay Maspalomas Lighthouse Museum
The Maspalomas lighthouse building is due to open as a cultural museum and handicrafts centre but work is on hold due to termites.
Gran Canaria Nature Threatened By (Yet Another) Invasive Species
Gran Canaria, already battling an invasion of (non-poisonous) snakes, now faces escaped squirrels as well.
Coming to Gran Canaria this summer? Chances are there's a free music festival by the beach during your stay.
The free II Maspalomas Costa Canaria Soul Festival is on San Agustín beach between 29 and 3 July 2016.
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