Lanzarote’s Weird & Wonderful Wildlife
Some of Lanzarote’s wildlife is as strange and wonderful as anything you might see in the world. Here’s a selection of some of the strangest and most spectacular sights that you may be lucky enough to see.
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Life everywhere on Lanzarote after the rains
After the winter rains, there is no better time than now for gardeners to leave their plots and discover the wild beauty of Lanzarote, drinking in inspiration, ideas and knowledge that can only improve their own little piece of the island.
UD Lanzarote on a slippery slope
The Rojillos (the reds) have been in a poor run of form as of late with four defeats and one win in their last five outings. This terrible run has seen them drop from second down to eighth spot though they are still just two points from a playoff place.
Exclusive New Window Style Arrives in Lanzarote with AMU Blinds
A new window dressing has arrived on the island, and AMU Blinds Lanzarote is proud to be the only supplier to offer it. Meet the Louvolite Allusion collection, a unique shading solution that perfectly balances style with practicality for the modern Lanzarote home.
Authentic Canarian Villa With Panoramic Views For Sale
Lanzarote Agents is delighted to present this traditional detached villa, beautifully set in the foothills of Macher, one of Lanzarote’s most charming and peaceful villages. Surrounded by nature and elevated to capture open panoramic views of the sea and mountains, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy authentic island living with space, character, and immense potential.
How To Make Irish Wheaten
This tasty brown loaf is Irish soul food, usually known as wheaten bread in Northern Ireland and soda bread in the Republic (the name comes from the baking powder used instead of yeast as a raising agent).
Rain, wind, storms and waves on Lanzarote
Three yellow weather alerts will be activated at midday today (Thursday 26th February).
Lanzarote Locusts “not a threat”
The Cabildo’s Environmental Department has stated that the swarm of locusts spotted near Famara on Tuesday has now dispersed and that the insects do not pose a threat to crops on the island.
Conor Donegan dominates Quemao Class surfing competition in La Santa
Conor Donegan, who we interviewed with his brother Dylan in our February magazine, was the champion of the Quemao Class surfing competition in La Santa earlier this week.
Arrecife records 21% increase in cruise passengers in January
Arrecife welcomed 111,736 cruise passengers in January, a 21.3% increase compared to the same month last year, according to data from the Port Authority of Las Palmas.
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