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Rubicón Archaeological Excavations to Resume in September

The archeological dig at the Rubicón site on Papagayo beach will resume on the 21st September, with funding of €200,000 from the Canarian Government.

Temporary Road Closures in Tías on Friday for Rally Isla de Volcanes

Tías Ayuntamiento has announced the temporary closure of four roads on the afternoon of Friday 7th August, so that the Rally Isla de Volcanes can take place.

Escape the August Heat at The Beach Pub

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August in Puerto del Carmen is all about sunshine, beach days and making the most of your holiday. But even the biggest sun lovers need a break from the heat now and then. When it's time to cool down, there's no better place to relax than The Beach Pub.

August Nights in Puerto del Carmen Deserve a Little More Sparkle

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Beach days are easy. Finding a night you'll still be laughing about long after your tan fades is another story. This August, Puerto del Carmen's busiest weeks are bringing packed venues, buzzing nightlife and plenty of reasons to book your evening plans early.

Take a look at what Lanzarote was like in the 1970s

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Elizabeth and Barry Hitchins contacted us to ask if we would be interested in some old photos of Lanzarote that they had taken in the 1970s – and the photographs that they sent to us were fascinating.

Molina Orosa Hospital Expands Endocrinology Services as Demand for Diabetes and Obesity Care Grows

The Endocrinology and Nutrition Department at Doctor José Molina Orosa Hospital in Arrecife has significantly expanded over the past three years, responding to rising demand for specialist care for diabetes, obesity, and other endocrine and metabolic disorders.

Coastal Elegance Meets Atlantic Views in Playa Blanca

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There is something truly special about waking up to the sight of the Atlantic Ocean, stepping outside, and reaching the seafront promenade within moments. In one of Playa Blanca's most prestigious coastal neighbourhoods, this exceptional villa offers exactly that—a lifestyle where luxury, tranquillity, and the beauty of Lanzarote come together in perfect harmony.

One Injured After Car Crash on LZ-34 in Lanzarote

A man was injured on Monday morning following a collision between a car and a truck on the LZ-34 road linking San Bartolomé and Tahíche.

Renewables Report Prioritises Rooftops, Brownfield Sites and Quarries for Solar Energy

The Cabildo’s report on renewable energies has been completed and distributed to Lanzarote’s seven councils, who will have three weeks to raise objections and suggest amendments.

Tourist Numbers Remain Stable Despite Wetter Winter

Tourist numbers in the first six months of 2026 are virtually identical to those in 2025, with only a tiny drop of 0.3% in the overall number of arrivals, despite Lanzarote experiencing its coolest, wettest winter for years.