26 Things Nobody Tells You Before Visiting Costa Adeje
Costa Adeje is often described with a familiar set of words: sunshine, beaches, cocktails at sunset, eternal summer. And…
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What Is Open in Costa Adeje on January 6th (Three Kings’ Day)
January 6th, known in Spain as Día de Reyes (Three Kings’ Day), is one of the most important public holidays of…
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What Changes in Tenerife in 2026 (and What You Can Safely Ignore for Now)
January in Tenerife doesn’t feel like the rest of Spain.No snow, no chaos — just sunshine, beach walks, and the illusion…
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Selling in Tenerife: Essential Tips for Real Estate Fees
When you’re preparing to sell your home in Tenerife, choosing a real estate agency is only half the battle.The real challenge?Negotiating…
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Seller Withdrawal: No Commission, Rules Supreme Court
Selling a property is rarely simple, but here’s one question that keeps popping up in Spain—and especially in Tenerife’s…
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Tenerife Property Fees—The Quick Guide
Selling a property in Tenerife is a bit like trying to find parking in Costa Adeje in August: entirely…
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Who Pays the Real Estate Agency Fees — the Buyer or the Seller?
Buying or selling a property in Tenerife isn’t as simple as signing a paper and popping a bottle of…
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Contrato de Arras in Spain: What Every Buyer Should Know
Buying a place in Spain usually comes with a little paper dance before the big notary day. The star…
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Calima in Adeje: What’s Going On, Why It Matters, and How to Handle It
Right now, Adeje is wrapped in a warm, dusty veil — the famous calima has returned. Instead of the usual bright…
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Okupas in Tenerife: Practical Tips for Peace of Mind
f you’ve spent any time in Spain, you’ve probably heard the word okupas. It refers to illegal squatting, and yes—it…
