There is minigolf, and then there is Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote. This is not your average seaside course. It is the only 18-hole indoor minigolf course in Puerto del Carmen, and it packs a serious punch when it comes to creativity and charm. You will find it at Avenida de las Playas, 57, above The Beach Pub, right in the heart of the resort.
The appearance of an unauthorised drone near Lanzarote Airport brought air traffic to a standstill on Sunday afternoon, with all take-offs and landings temporarily halted for safety reasons.
Police in Lanzarote have dismantled a drug trafficking network following the seizure of more than 21 kilograms of cocaine from a motorhome parked in Costa Teguise. Five people, aged between 55 and 58, have been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and membership in a criminal organisation.
Endesa is moving forward with an investment of more than €8 million to modernise Lanzarote’s power plant. The facility will undergo substantial improvements once the energy company completes the administrative procedures.
Firefighters tackled a blaze involving an abandoned vehicle on a vacant lot in Arrecife last night.
Lanzarote’s Centre for Music Education (CIEM) is presenting a new edition of Music Week. This well-established event will run from 27th to 30th April, showcasing on stage the work that students have developed throughout the academic year.
Cycling Lanzarote is fantastic on your own. But cycling it with a guide who knows every hidden viewpoint, coffee stop, and shortcut? That’s a different level entirely. Bike Sensations offers daily guided tours for all levels, from beginners taking the relaxed Omar Sharif route to experienced riders chasing the Ironman climb.
A plant in a plastic nursery pot is just a plant. Put that same plant into a beautiful piece of ceramic pottery, and it becomes a feature. At Flower Power, they understand that the pot is just as important as what grows inside it.
The Canarian Government’s Minister for Tourism and Employment, Jéssica de León, has outlined a package of measures to reduce youth unemployment and prevent young people from leaving their islands due to a lack of opportunities.
Couples visiting Lanzarote often fall into a routine. Dinner. A walk. Maybe a drink. There is nothing wrong with that, of course. But sometimes you want something with a bit more personality. Something that gets you both laughing and maybe starts a little friendly argument about who took more putts.
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