
Lanzarote Pictures of The Week – September 29th
NewsEvery month, hundreds of resident & visiting photographers capture stunning images of Lanzarote and upload them to Instagram. Here are our top picks for the week.

The Secret to Family Holiday Harmony? 18 Holes of Crazy Fun
Advertisement, NewsSearching for that one activity that keeps everyone happy?

Beyond the Map: Discover Lanzarote’s Secrets on a Guided Bike Tour
Advertisement, NewsWhat’s the one thing you might miss on a self-guided tour? The stories.

The Ultimate Low-Maintenance Garden: Why Cacti & Succulents are Lanzarote’s Superstars
Advertisement, NewsWant breathtaking beauty without the backbreaking work?

Lanzarote – The Island of Elephant Birds
History, Magazine, NewsScientists have established that the aepyornis, or elephant bird – one of the largest birds ever to exist – lived on Lanzarote four million years ago.

Striking The Balance With Sustainability
Interview, Magazine, NewsJesús Machín is the Cabildo’s Councillor for Tourism Planning. A native of Tinajo with a background in renewables, he’s one of the younger generation of Lanzarote politicians attempting to strike the balance between growth and sustainability. We spoke to him last month.

Time Running Out For Smokers In The Canary Islands
Magazine, NewsThe Canary Islands have been a smoker’s paradise for decades, but a new law intended to outlaw smoking even further is likely to have an effect on tourist behaviour.

Holiday Rentals Removed
NewsLast month, Spain's Ministry of Housing ordered online platforms such as Airbnb to take down advertisements for around 54,000 illegal holiday rentals in Spain. Almost 900 of these rentals were located in the Lanzarote municipalities of Yaiza and Tías.

Teguise after dark
Magazine, NewsIf you want to feel Halloween-y at the end of this month, a visit to Teguise, preferably after dark, is sure to put you in the mood.

Get to know Lanzarote’s capital
Magazine, NewsThe days when Arrecife was a little-known zone for foreign residents are over. High property prices have meant that increasing amounts of incomers are seeking accommodation in the cheapest part of the island, with the resident populations of Italians and British more than doubling in the last ten years.

