Cloud, sun, and breezes this weekend on Lanzarote
Residents and visitors can expect a mixed bag of weather conditions this weekend, according to the latest forecast from the AEMET.
Entries by Gazette Life
Cabildo aims to help conserve the Canarian black bee
Lanzarote’s Cabildo is working with the island of La Palma a to boost beekeeping on Lanzarote and help conserve the Canarian black bee, the strain that is native to the islands.
70-year-old rescued after fall in Los Ajaches
A 70-year-old man was rescued by emergency helicopter after falling in Los Ajaches, the wild volcanic region that stretches from Playa Quemada to Papagayo.
How To Make Lamb Rogan Josh
Discover the deep, warming flavours of this Indian-style mutton curry, inspired by the classic rogan josh. Perfect for slow cooking, this dish highlights the rich, distinctive taste of mature mutton.
A historic Canarian Finca for sale in the heart of Lanzarote
Nestled in a picturesque village within the municipality of Teguise, this exceptional traditional Canarian finca enjoys a truly central location on the island — just 10 minutes from the beach and 15 minutes from the airport and Arrecife. It is a rare setting where authenticity, history, and comfort coexist in perfect balance.
Small Boats Fall By 60% in the Canaries
The Canaries saw irregular immigration in pateras (small boats) fall by over 60% in 2025, according to figures from Spain’s Ministry of the Interior.
Interview with a Lanzarote Taxi Driver
Taxis are a vital part of Lanzarote’s tourist industry, and while the island’s cabbies generally enjoy an excellent reputation, there are growing concerns about queues, lack of coverage in certain areas and the complicated relationship between the island’s municipal taxi services. We interviewed Tías taxi driver Nabil Zdah, who has been driving taxis on Lanzarote for 16 years, about his work and the issues affecting the sector.
“The Beginning Of The End” for Venezuela
The US’s military action in Venezuela on 3rd January, which resulted in the abduction of Nicolas Maduro, was received with joy on the Canary Islands, which have always had close links with the South American country, and where many thousands of Venezuelans have chosen to make their home.
Reader’s Letters – February 2026
Our readers regularly send us messages and emails regarding Lanzarote, here are some of your thoughts that we printed in the February edition.
2026 Lanzarote Carnival Guide
Carnival starts long before the parades hit the streets, with months of preparation and a whole schedule of events and competitions leading up to the big day. But for most islanders, the street parades are what carnival is all about – here’s how to enjoy each one.
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