Holland America Line announce cruise from Dover to Canaries
The Holland America Line has released its 2027 Europe programme, with cruises departing from March to December, including a 14-day trip from Dover to the Canaries.
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Backlash on proposed Canary Islands rental laws
ASCAV, the Canarian holiday rental owners’ association, claims that the Spanish Government’s new “one-stop shop” holiday rental law will remove 90% of small private owners from the market and concentrate tourist activity in the hands of large asset holders, investment funds and big hotel owners.
Lots of events this weekend on Lanzarote
A busy weekend lies ahead on Lanzarote, with rock, folk and rap music, street theatre and one of the island’s favourite sporting events.
Stylish 3 bed semi-detached villa for sale in Playa Blanca
Lanzarote Agents is pleased to exclusively present this stunning semi-detached villa, located in a peaceful residential complex in the highly sought-after area of Las Coloradas in Playa Blanca. Just a 15-minute walk from Marina Rubicón and only 5 minutes from essential amenities such as a supermarket and a bus stop, this property offers the perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and tranquillity.
Protect Your Car in Lanzarote with AMU Blinds’ New Exterior Sail
Sun damage fading the colour of your car? AMU Blinds has the perfect solution! They’ve just fitted a durable exterior sail over a driveway, designed to shield your vehicle from UVA and UVB rays while keeping it fully protected from the elements.
Ryanair introduces £500 fines for disruptive passengers
Today, Ryanair has announced the introduction of £500 fines for disruptive passengers in major clamp down on passenger misconduct.
Lanzarote crime figures lower than Canarian and Spanish average
The director of state administration on Lanzarote, Pedro Viera, has told Lancelot TV that “Lanzarote’s crime figures are lower than the Canarian and the Spanish average.
74-year-old cyclist injured after being hit by vehicle
A 74-year-old cyclist was injured yesterday after being hit by a vehicle in Teguise.
Chambermaids claim bending down the main cause of injuries
The Canarian Federation of Trades Unions (FSC) has called upon the Canarian Government to amend tourism laws to introduce elevating beds and motorised trolleys for chambermaids in hotels.
Sailing, Cooking, and Adventure: Nerina’s Scottish Voyage
Last week, private chef Nerina at Event And Catering Solutions Lanzarote swapped sunny Lanzarote for the wild, windswept beauty of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides.