Customer service may seem a little more brusque in Lanzarote, but that doesn’t mean people are being rude. Buying a carton of milk in Britain may involve several pleases and thankyous, but things are a little more direct here.
Chalet de Arrieta (or Casa Juanita) is a tourist attraction in Arrieta, as you can probably see why from the photo. However, this strange looking house has a devastating story behind it.
Before tourism arrived on Lanzarote, British and Irish visitors were few and far between. However, many left a lasting mark on the island.
Arrecife Ayuntamiento will re-open the island’s only animal crematorium after eight months of closure.
The Coalición Canaria (CC) and the Partido Popular (CC) have reached a pact that will allow them to govern jointly in the Cabildo and in Arrecife’s Ayuntamiento.
You won’t see much wild countryside on this six-mile walk, but you will see half a dozen beaches, two castles, a shipwreck and a royal palace; and you’ll learn how much the island relies on its goods port, its power station and its water plant.
Caldera Blanca is one of the must-see volcanoes on Lanzarote – a huge crater that is at its best in the winter months. Tour guide David Penney takes us on a short cut to the summit.
Tour guide David Penney leads us along some of the islands prettiest and wildest coastlines, shaped by the eruption of Volcán de la Corona 3,000 years ago.
Tour Guide David Penney takes us along the highest of Lanzarote’s heights, a place where every step leads to magnificent views and new discoveries.
Tour guide David Penney highlights a short but exciting walk for families, dog-owners, and plane spotters.
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