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New Dehesa Santa María restaurant opens at Lanzarote Airport

A brand-new restaurant opened at Lanzarote Airport recently, adding to its expanding food & drink options.

Nine drownings in Lanzarote in 2024

Nine people drowned on Lanzarote in 2024, with another 13 injured or rescued at sea, according to figures released yesterday by the safety association Canaries: 1500 Kms of Coast.

Lanzarote taxi strike threatened

Lanzarote taxi drivers have threatened a strike in Easter week in protest at Cabildo plans to centralise the island’s taxi service.

Hope to avoid Easter week hotel strike

After weeks of fruitless negotiations, unions have reached a preliminary agreement with the FEHT (Federation of Hotel and Tourism Businesses of Las Palmas) to avoid the Easter week strike by hotel workers.

Lanzarote Agents’ guide to Lanzarote’s Best Beaches

There are places in the world where a trip to the beach is not just an anecdotal experience but a truly transcendental one. One such place is Lanzarote, an island that has managed to preserve its natural beauty despite being a popular tourist destination. Its landscape is its greatest attraction—an ode to the four elements: earth, air, water, and fire.

HiperDino opens its doors in Puerto Calero

HipeDino has opened the doors on another supermarket in Lanzarote, this time in Puerto Calero. It is located in the new Puerto Calero Plaza shopping centre, owned by the group, after making an investment of 11 million euros.

Chaos at Lanzarote Airport as Storm Olivier passes

Several flights were delayed or diverted at Lanzarote’s César Manrique Airport yesterday because of low visibility.

Agreement reached to end Canal Gestión contract as Lanzarote’s water management company

Lanzarote’s Water Consortium yesterday voted to end the island’s agreement with Canal Gestión due to breach of contract.

Costa Teguise concerts starting tomorrow

The first of four concerts will take place at Costa Teguise tomorrow evening.

Storm Olivier hits Haría hardest

Storm Olivier brought downpours to Lanzarote yesterday, with the northern municipality of Haría receiving almost twice as much rain as other parts of the island. As a result, normally dry barrancos (ravines) turned into rushing torrents.