Ave Fenix Lodge No. 73 was consecrated by the grand Lodge of Spain, on the 7th December 1993.
We are a friendly and welcoming, English-speaking home for Freemasons in Tenerife.
We take pride in offering warm hospitality to Brethren from across the globe,
many of whom join us whilst enjoying their time on our beautiful, sun-soaked island.
Freemasonry in Tenerife
Freemasonry is thriving here in Tenerife.
Our island is home to 9 Lodges:
Four Spanish-speaking Lodges
Four English-speaking Lodges
One German-speaking Lodge
We are proud to be part of the Provincial Grand Lodge of the Canary Islands, operating under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Spain.
At Ave Fénix, we are a Craft Lodge working the Emulation Ritual as authorised by the United Grand Lodge of England.
The Fundamental Principals of Freemasonry
INTEGRITY
Building good people
Integrity is central to Freemasonry, guiding members to be honest, dependable, and true to their principles, even when unobserved. It provides a moral compass in daily life and service. Through integrity, friendship, respect, and charity, Freemasons strengthen their character, uphold their word, and use the fraternity to grow and develop.
RESPECT
Building unity
Freemasons uphold the etiquette of their lodges, strive to show tolerance and strong moral character, and live by principles such as brotherhood, charity, and integrity. These values shape how they act both within meetings and in everyday life, supporting personal growth and the good of the community. Freemasonry welcomes people from all backgrounds, bringing men together regardless of race, religion, or other differences that often divide society.
FRIENDSHIP
Building together
Friendship lies at the heart of Freemasonry, uniting men from all walks of life through shared values, tradition, and service. This bond—often called “Brotherly Love”—creates a lasting brotherhood that supports one another both inside and outside the lodge, while extending that same spirit of kindness into the wider community.
CHARITY
Building compassion
Kindness and charitable work are central to Freemasonry. The organisation gives members a framework to support their communities and worthwhile causes in meaningful ways. Charity—often called “relief”—is a core duty, encouraging Freemasons to assist the sick, the elderly, and those in need, both within the brotherhood and throughout the wider community, through their time, skills, and financial support.
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