Fun and entertainment Canary Islands

It doesn't matter what you have there, coffee, fruit juice or anything else. What is charming is the place, with this small modernist kiosk, with its outdated elegance and the very pleasant square where we will settle down for a break. Protected by splendid trees, either from the sun or from the rain.

San Sebastián de la Gomera has no shortage of cafés with terraces, but this one has the advantage of being close to the sea. And you can sit in very comfortable armchairs. You can come here for a late breakfast on weekends, as it is served almost until noon, and eat there the rest of the time, enjoying its speciality, fresh fish, but also calamari a la plancha. This kiosko is also a nice place to have a drink at the end of the evening, while admiring the sunset. Good value for money.

It is located in the oratory of the former Hospital de Dolores y Concepcion founded at the beginning of the 16th century. The pointed arch of the entrance and the old arch of the presbytery can be seen. Inside, the small size of the auditorium is noteworthy, but it retains all the characteristics of the Italian-style theatre. Classified as a property of cultural interest in 1997, it now houses the only cinema in Santa Cruz de La Palma.

El Tocuyo's reputation is well established in La Laguna. And anyone can tell you where he is. All you have to do is walk into that tasca to realize that she lived. Here all generations and all social categories cross paths. The main reason for coming here is to drink a glass of wine from the barrel and experience sweet wines such as vino de pasas (raisin). It's all in its juice, the wine as well as the place. And we will especially enjoy looking at the decor with its multiple barrels. It is lighter when served with wine.

Attracting a massive international clientele, it was only to be expected that the Canary Islands, and a fortiori Tenerife, the most important island, would not be able to do without casinos. Gaming enthusiasts will be delighted to learn of the existence of three quality locations: Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Plaza de las Americas and Puerto de la Cruz. These establishments are also committed to patronage, hosting art exhibitions and even competitions. Blackjack, roulette, poker and Texas Hold'em cash games...

The Yelmo Cines Meridiano 3D cinema is a must for film lovers. With its 3D-equipped theaters, it offers an immersive cinematic experience. The cinema offers a varied program, with films to suit all tastes, from blockbusters to art house. Film buffs can also take advantage of reduced rates for early-bird and student screenings. The cinema also has a snack bar where moviegoers can purchase drinks and snacks to accompany their screening.

Drag-quuen shows, not necessarily of an exquisite taste, but please the majority German clientele.

A little more chic and connected than many establishments in Du, La Her has recently existed. Many shows, some "agency" and lots of music house for a pretty young clientele. The location is spacious and comfortable.

Stylish and trendy lounge bar where you can speak French (the direction is Belgian). Large comfortable terrace. Free Wi-Fi.

After the closure of Jackie's, the place of the lesbian nights in Playa del Ingles, it was Richard and Ian who took over the bar to baptize it. Lesbians are always welcome, but gay customers are now pouring. 

Still a large terrace of Yumbo and comfortable wicker armchairs for this cafe-bar with Italian management. Its strategic position and well in view make it an ideal place to seeing crowds and, in fact, everyone comes to Gio. Straight welcomes lesbian, gay guests, couples, families. Free Wi-fi.

You will be keen to pronounce "tinetine", even if there is no mistake, it is indeed the reporter to the Petit Vingtième, two fingers away from taking off towards the moon, as shown by the logo of the café. This is the place where it is never cold at La Laguna, with a warm atmosphere and a great sound. There are two areas available, one open and one closed, to enjoy an excellent cocktail menu with constantly renewed creativity or to attend one of the many concerts held there. Indispensable when you're in town.

Enjoy a flamenco show at GF Victoria. Created and directed by dancer Fran Chafino, this flamenco show will take you on a journey into the world of this Andalusian dance, introducing you to the purest, most authentic flamenco. From the choreography and staging to the musical arrangements, lighting and costumes, everything contributes to the very special identity of this Olé Flamenco show, making it a masterly spectacle.

Both a place for a drink and a nightclub. Once inside this traditional Canarian house, the first bar welcomes you in a cosy atmosphere (stone walls, subdued lighting, long zinc and small areas with tables). At the far end is the discotheque area, also with its own bar. On the music side, there's plenty of reggaeton, salsa, electro and house. But suggestions from customers are also welcome. A DJ is on hand at weekends. On the second floor, players will find a beautiful pool table and a dart board.

With its white and blue walls and wave logo, it's the surfers' and kitesurfers' bar par excellence. And for some, the best bar at all. It is of course located a stone's throw from one of the urban beaches of Corralejo and in a small street near the port. To get your strength back after exercise, it offers a large menu of smoothies, but also cocktails (sangria, mojito) also without alcohol. Installed inside on sofas, or on the terrace, you really feel on vacation. Great atmosphere and presence of DJ on the weekend.