September on Two Wheels: A Different Way to Discover Lanzarote
As September arrives, cycling offers a chance to experience Lanzarote at a different pace, from volcanic landscapes and coastal roads to villages and beaches.
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Foreign tourist spending in Canary Islands falls in July despite higher daily outlay
Foreign tourist numbers in the Canary Islands fell slightly in July, while overall visitor spending dropped by 1.3% compared with the same month last year, according to the latest figures from Spain’s National Institute of Statistics (INE).
March in Arrecife calls for greater support for feral cat colonies
A march to demand more support for feral cat colonies will be held on Sunday in Arrecife.
Lanzarote vineyards produce more than 3 million kilos of grapes in bumper harvest
More than 3 million kilos of grapes have been harvested in Lanzarote’s unique vineyards this year, an almost four times as much as last year’s poor crop.
Woman rescued after falling at Playa de las Coloradas
A woman was rescued and taken to hospital after falling at Playa de las Coloradas, on Monday evening.
Yaiza stages first Crazy Cars Grand Prix with 11 homemade vehicles
Yaiza hosted its first Crazy Cars Grand Prix on Sunday, with 11 homemade, engine-less vehicles competing on a 500-metre street circuit.
Fly-tipper caught on camera could face €30,000 fine in Arrecife
A man could face fines of up to €30,000 after being caught fly-tipping in Arrecife.
Caleta de Caballo beach closed after traces of sewage found in water
The small beach at Caleta de Caballo was closed to bathers yesterday after traces of sewage were detected in the water.
Rice and fire: Lanzarote chef brings Mediterranean dishes to Seaside Los Jameos hotel
Each year, thousands of tourists spend glorious holidays at Seaside Los Jameos hotel in Los Pocillos. They enjoy its beautiful gardens, its traditional yet elegant and modern décor and the incredibly high quality of its food.
Lanzarote turns its eyes to the skies for spectacular partial solar eclipse
Magec is the ancient Canarian name for the sun. It means “one who possesses brilliance and splendour”, and reflects how the earliest inhabitants of the islands worshipped the sun as a deity.
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