Adeje closes its 2025 Patronal Fiestas this weekend with the 40th Folklore Festival and the traditional Romería, celebrating Canarian heritage through music, dance, and community traditions.
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Media reports suggested an “unstable October” could disrupt the Canary Islands. But official AEMET forecasts for Tenerife show only routine trade winds and mild fluctuations. Mainland Spain may see stormy Puente del Pilar weather — but on Tenerife, the outlook is calm.
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New research shows that remnants of ancient viruses in our DNA are essential for early human embryonic growth, challenging old ideas about so-called ‘junk DNA’.
Maritime procession, theatrical performance and drone show mark the arrival of the Virgen de la Encarnación on Adeje’s coast
“A German news report highlights how venomous spiders and other wildlife in Tenerife shocked holidaymakers, with some saying the encounter will give them nightmares.”
Adeje Town Hall is developing a new Accessibility Plan with Sinpromi, focusing first on beaches, then urban centres and tourist areas. The project aims to identify shortcomings, propose solutions, and ensure inclusive, safe, and comfortable spaces for both residents and visitors.
Adeje Town Hall held a Local Security Board meeting on 31 July to tackle key issues including the illegal occupation of Hotel Callao Sport, unauthorised taxis, illegal settlements, and street vending. Authorities agreed on coordinated action to improve safety and public order across the municipality.
Adeje introduces colour-blind friendly beach flags at Troya beach, combining traditional colours with clear symbols to enhance safety and accessibility for all beachgoers.