New bus measures come into force today
The Cabildo have announced new measures regarding the buses on Lanzarote that come into force today.
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Satellite captures stunning snapshot of Lanzarote
The start of the year saw several beautifully clear days, which allowed the Copernicus satellite to capture this stunning snapshot of Lanzarote in January.
Rising prices: The High Cost Of Living
In November last year a national survey showed that almost 60% of Spaniards felt “discouraged or pessimistic” about the cost of living, with 23% reporting feelings of depression or anxiety. The cost of living crisis may not be as acute as it was a year or two ago, but it remains a hugely pressing issue for most households.
Readers’ Letters – February 2024
Our readers regularly send us messages and emails regarding Lanzarote, here are some of your thoughts that we printed in the February edition.
Welcome to the Jungle!
The Jungle River Adventure Mini-Golf course in Costa Teguise is a terrific new addition to Costa Teguise’s leisure scene. We visited the opening ceremony.
Change at the top
UD Lanzarote went into the Spanish Christmas break on the 18th December with a 4-1 home win versus Tenerife side CD Buzanada sending them to the top of the league. Life looked great…but shocking news was just about to unfold. Ian lane reports.
10 minute concert at the Official Language School of Arrecife
The Official Language School of Arrecife, in collaboration with the César Manrique Foundation, is proud to present an unprecedented cultural event tomorrow, February 1st. Within the exciting agenda dedicated to sustainability and environmental activism, the renowned chamber ensemble “Academy of St Martin in the Fields” will perform at 5:30pm at the school.
The best fitness challenges that Lanzarote has to offer
Challenges and goals are an important part of getting fit, and Lanzarote lends itself to all sorts of achievements. Here are a few fitness challenges that you can try on the island.
How to make Potaje de Vigilia
During Lent, meat is avoided and humble ingredients are used in easy-to-prepare dishes that give sustenance for the long religious vigils. This classic Spanish Lent dish is warming, healthy and absolutely delicious.
Exploring the history of Lanzarote’s Sea Salt
Sea salt is a local product here on Lanzarote, made and packaged on the island, where sea water, sunshine and wind power are plentiful. Here’s the history of Lanzarote’s sea salt, from ancient salinas to gourmet flor de sal.