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History

Into the Devil’s Chasm

The Devil’s Chasm, a volcanic shaft in Timanfaya, has been confirmed as the deepest of its type in the world.

Lanzarote and its relationship with metal

Metal came late to the Canaries, but it is now an essential part of the island’s architectural and artistic heritage.

Latest News

Your second home on Lanzarote taken care of and ready for your arrival14/10/2025 - 7:41 am
The team at First Class Villa Services ensure that your second home in Lanzarote is safe, secure and always ready for your arrival. Whether you’re away for months or just a few weeks, their expert team prevents risks like unwanted guests, checks for vulnerabilities, and keeps everything in perfect condition – so you can step straight into relaxation.
Rubicón Human Remains Provides “Valuable Information” on Canarian History13/10/2025 - 7:32 pm
The recent Rubicenses Conference, held in Yaiza last Friday and Saturday, showcased the remarkable complexity of the ongoing archaeological work at the San Marcial de Rubicón site.
Lanzarote Airport registered 708,898 passengers in September13/10/2025 - 6:15 pm
Lanzarote’s César Manrique Airport registered 708,898 passengers in September, 0.3% more than last year.
Grapevines dominate Lanzarote agriculture13/10/2025 - 9:16 am
Three quarters of all farmland on Lanzarote is now devoted to grapevines, according to recent statistics from the Cabildo. The figures reflect recent high demand for local wines and the resulting increase in grape prices.
Weekly UK Flights to Lanzarote increase this Winter13/10/2025 - 7:45 am
Lanzarote’s flights to and from the UK are set to increase this winter, with the island receiving eight additional weekly flights. The new winter schedule will bring 206 direct flights each week, according to La Voz.