Teguise residents warn historic town centre is becoming a “ghost town”
A residents’ association has complained about the gentrification of La Villa de Teguise, claiming that the centre of the historical town is becoming a “ghost town”.
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A residents’ association has complained about the gentrification of La Villa de Teguise, claiming that the centre of the historical town is becoming a “ghost town”.
Ryanair passengers carrying hold luggage will need to arrive earlier at the airport after the airline shifted the cut-off limit for passenger check-in back by twenty minutes.
A holiday in Saint Vincent has given Lanzarote private chef Nerina Howell of Event & Catering Solutions plenty of food for thought, from traditional Caribbean cooking methods and local ingredients to the similarities between island food cultures. Meanwhile, husband Matt has found himself looking at things from a rather different professional perspective.
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Teguise will mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women on November 25th with a free concert at the Convento de Santo Domingo.
Singer Araceli Bravo returned to her hometown of Femés last Saturday for an evening of Canarian folk music and Latin American classics, performing at the village viewpoint alongside musicians Adrián Niz and José Vicente Pérez.
Puerto Calero stands as Lanzarote’s premier luxury marina, renowned for its sophisticated waterfront promenades, high-end dining, and exclusive sailing culture. Making your home in this prestigious enclave means immersing yourself in a refined coastal lifestyle where elegance, privacy, and the sparkling Atlantic meet.
Water on Lanzarote is not a natural resource, it is a manufactured one. With no rivers, lakes, or aquifers, every single litre used on the island begins its life in the Atlantic Ocean before being desalinated at significant cost. We, at Canary Detect, are consistently reminding property owners, “Lanzarote doesn’t collect its water. It manufactures it. Every litre wasted here had to be made first.”

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