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Looking for a Genuinely Brilliant Night Out in Lanzarote? Stop Scrolling.

Let’s cut to the chase. You’re on holiday. You’ve done the pool. You’ve had the tapas. Now you need entertainment that doesn’t involve a quiz sheet or a man in a parrot shirt. You need Guapatini’s Showbar.

Confessions of a private chef on Lanzarote: wind, footballs and Plan B

Think being a private chef in Lanzarote is all sunset dinners and flowing cava? Mostly, yes. But as Nerina from Event and Catering Solutions Lanzarote reveals, there is also a fair amount of wind, quick thinking, and the occasional “this was definitely not in the plan” moment.

Lanzarote Airport registered almost 800,000 passengers in March 2026

Lanzarote’s César Manrique Airport registered 794,349 passengers in March this year, a 0.6% decrease compared to last year.

Supermarket scare in Arrecife as man tries to steal bottles of olive oil

A supermarket in Argana Alta experienced a tense incident this Monday when an alleged thief made off with several bottles of olive oil, triggering a confrontation with security.

Club La Santa announces that it will no longer organise the Lanzarote IRONMAN

This year’s Ironman Lanzarote competition on May 23rd will be the last to be organised by Club La Santa, it was announced yesterday.

Mini heatwave this weekend on Lanzarote

Maximum temperatures of 34 degrees are predicted for this weekend, as the heat gradually increases over the next few days.

Swiss sportswear company penalised for filming without permission in Lanzarote

A Swiss sportswear company has been penalised by the Cabildo of Lanzarote’s Environment Department after filming promotional videos in protected areas of the island without permission.

Lanzarote Cabildo congratulates the local sportswomen honoured at the 3rd Canary Islands Women and Sports Gala

The Cabildo has extended its warm congratulations to the island’s sportswomen who will be recognised at the third Canary Islands Women and Sports Gala, to be held on 23rd April at Jameos del Agua.

Don’t Let Recent Rains Catch You Out: Expert Advice from Leakbusters

Recent rainfall across Lanzarote has highlighted an issue many property owners don’t realise until it’s too late — hidden leaks.

PSOE slams “traffic chaos” in Timanfaya and urges activation of shuttle bus plan

The PSOE in Lanzarote has reported that Timanfaya National Park is once again suffering “traffic gridlock”, with long queues of vehicles and “chaos” at the entrances. According to the party, the situation has forced the Nature Protection Service (Seprona) to intervene yet again to enforce compliance with current regulations.