Don’t make this bread mistake on Lanzarote
Sooner or later on Lanzarote you’ll buy bread rolls and take them home to discover that they have a distinct aniseed flavour.
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One of the most important Easter events tonight in Arrecife
Tonight’s Procesión del Encuentro in Arrecife is one of the most important Easter events on Lanzarote.
Lanzarote wine awarded gold medal at Bacchus 2025
Bodegas Timanfaya returns to Lanzarote with a gold medal after being awarded at the prestigious Bacchus 2025 International Wine Competition.
A Unique Seafront Adventure in Puerto del Carmen
When strolling along the bustling Puerto del Carmen seafront, you’ll find no shortage of bars and restaurants. But if you’re looking for something truly unique and unforgettable, there’s one standout attraction that combines fun, creativity, and breathtaking scenery—the 18-hole Indoor Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote course!
“The perfect cocktail” for a storm on Lanzarote
Meteorologia Lanzarote, a local Facebook page, claims that Saturday’s intense storm in Arrecife and Costa Teguise was due to a convergence of opposing winds, pushing rain clouds into a tight, localised band.
Teguise starts beach safety improvement plan
Teguise Ayuntamiento has started a large-scale purchase of material to improve safety on the municipality’s beaches. An initial budget of approximately €333,200 is available.
Lanzarote Airport amongst the least punctual in Spain
A new report from AirHelp has revealed that of the 24 million passengers in Spain in the first quarter of 2025, approximately 4.5 million experienced flight delays or cancellations. Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Tenerife are amongst the worst.
Ryanair CEO warns of more flight cuts in Spain
Ryanair is considering cutting more flights from medium and small Spanish airports this winter and next year if AENA does not lower its fees.
Cycling in the sunshine
Do you want to discover Lanzarote but are unsure which routes to take? Explore the island in the sunshine with Bike Sensations weekly road bike tours!
The aftermath of the heavy downpour on Lanzarote
From the top of Montaña Tinaguache, the volcano just outside Costa Teguise, you can still see pools of cocoa-coloured water lying alongside the Barranco del Huron – the ravine that turned into a raging torrent of water on Saturday afternoon causing serious flooding and road closures in Costa Teguise.