You might think “endless summer,” but the weather can be a drama queen. The Calima—a wind from the Sahara—can blow in, turning the air dusty and hazy. It’s not dangerous, but it can mess with your breathing if you have asthma. And it makes everything look like an Instagram filter from 2014.
Plus, the ocean currents can be nasty. Some beaches have rip currents that will yank you out to sea faster than you can say “help.” Always swim where there’s a lifeguard flag. And if the water looks angry, just build a sandcastle instead.
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Let’s talk about health. The healthcare system in the Canary Islands is top-notch—it’s Spain, after all. Emergency services are quick, and hospitals are modern. But don’t forget travel insurance. Seriously, don’t be that person who ends up paying €500 for a minor scrape.
As for COVID? It’s still around, like that one friend who never leaves the party. Rules change fast, so check for entry requirements a day before your flight. A simple test or vaccination card might save your trip.
