Lanzarote will continue under a yellow alert for rough seas until tomorrow afternoon as the island heads into an unsettled Easter weekend, with the swiftly changing bright sunshine, showers, and grey skies typical of this time of year.
The Cabildo and Arrecife Ayuntamiento have announced their intention to renovate the waterfall at the Charco de San Ginés.
Passengers on Lanzarote’s buses will be able to pay for fares using bank cards from April onwards.
The Scottish tourist who head-butted a Guardia Civil officer and was later released from hospital has flown back to the UK and is likely to escape justice.
Two of Lanzarote’s taxi associations have called off the strike they were threatening for Easter week.
Guardia Civil officers have complained that a British tourist who head-butted a Guardia Civil officer on Friday was released from custody before a court hearing.
Jet2 has announced that it will be opening a new base in Bournemouth, England in 2025, which will fly to eight Spanish destinations, including Lanzarote.
Last weekend’s rains may have arrived too late to benefit some crops, according to a report in Lancelot.
The CACT (Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism) on Lanzarote are looking to accelerate the process to implement and online only ticketing system for the centres – eliminating the sale of physical tickets in the future.
Arrecife’s Mayor, Yonathan de León, received the Indian Ambassador of Spain, Dinesh K. Patnaik, this week who attended a meeting of the Hindu community living in Lanzarote.
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