
Top 5 Spookiest Places on Lanzarote
Magazine, Need To Know, NewsThere’ll be plenty of Halloween celebrations in the resorts and towns this month, but why not take a trip further afield to enjoy some of the most evocative, mysterious corners of the island?

Canarian Rental Law Tweaked
Magazine, NewsThe Canarian Government has altered some of the requirements of its proposed new law on holiday rentals after receiving more than 3,000 objections during the preliminary phase of publication.

U.D. Lanzarote: A Flying Start
Magazine, NewsUD Lanzarote has had a great start to the 2024/25 campaign, winning their opening two matches in the RFEF 3 (Royal Spanish Football Federation 5th tier). Ian Lane reports.

U.S. Yaiza: Fortress Yaiza
Magazine, NewsUnion Sur Yaiza have got off to flying start playing at the highest level in their history. César Martinez reports.

The different supermarkets on Lanzarote
Magazine, Need To KnowSupermarkets have improved hugely on Lanzarote over the last 15 years. The arrival of budget names such as Lidl and Aldi have increased competition, forcing existing chains to up their game considerably.

Reader’s Letters – October 2024
Magazine, NewsOur readers regularly send us messages and emails regarding Lanzarote, here are some of your thoughts that we printed in the October edition.

Drone rules on Lanzarote
Magazine, Need To Know, NewsMany holiday-makers wonder whether it’s worth bringing their drone with them on their Lanzarote holiday, while plenty of residents have also considered using a drone. But the rules can be pretty strict here.

Spotting Lanzarote’s rays
History, MagazineIf you’re snorkelling or scuba diving on Lanzarote in September, there’s a chance you’ll spot one of the rays that can be found in our waters. It’s always a magical experience and can also be a slightly alarming one.

U.D. Lanzarote kick off in Tias
Magazine, NewsThe Rojillos (the reds) begin the season at home on Sunday 8th September with the aim of improving on their second-place finish in their previous two seasons and top the table to clinch that one and only guaranteed spot of promotion to RFEF 2 (fourth tier). Ian Lane reports.

How to make Murcian tomato and tuna salad
Food, MagazineThis is a tasty summer salad, traditional in the Spanish region of Murcia. However, it's also a terrific store cupboard staple. Also known as moje, it’s intentionally sloppy, ideal for mopping up with good bread. Here’s our recipe on how to make it.