Easter in Tenerife is far more than a week off. It’s one of the most rewarding times of year to visit the Canary Islands: the weather is close to perfect, the island pulses with centuries-old tradition, and in the south, the skies above Costa Adeje are waiting to offer you an experience you simply won’t find...Read more

If you’re staying in Costa Adeje or South Tenerife and you’ve spotted that striking flat-topped mountain dominating the skyline, allow me to introduce you to an old friend: Roque del Conde. In over 25 years of flying above these Canarian skies, this summit has become my visual landmark, my natural compass, and the silent witness to...Read more

Imagine your flight ending with your feet touching the volcanic sand of one of Costa Adeje’s most unspoilt beaches, the Atlantic just a metre away and the Tenerife sun warm on your face. That’s exactly what happens when you fly with Brisa and land at Playa de la Enramada. This isn’t just any landing — it’s...Read more

Few images of Tenerife captivate quite like the sight of a thick, white blanket smothering the north of the island whilst the south basks in brilliant sunshine. That phenomenon has a name: the sea of clouds. And it’s no accident or quirk of the weather. It’s the result of a chain of atmospheric and geographical processes...Read more

When you step off the plane at Tenerife South and feel that gentle breeze on your face, you’re experiencing one of the Atlantic’s most fascinating weather phenomena: the trade winds. These constant, predictable and remarkably stable winds are the invisible force behind every paragliding flight we run at Brisa. Without them, the south of the island...Read more