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Yaiza Celebrates Vicenta Bravo Marrero as an Enduring Symbol of Resilience

Yaiza has paid tribute to Vicenta Bravo Marrero, who is approaching her 87th birthday, recognising the Femés native for a lifetime of hard work, resilience, and dedication to her family and community.

Lanzarote Cabildo Launches €101,700 Support Fund for Victims of Gender-Based Violence

The Lanzarote Cabildo has opened its 2026 grant programme for women affected by gender-based violence, allocating more than €101,700 to provide urgent financial assistance aimed at supporting protection, independence, and recovery.

Beat the Heat Without Staying Indoors at Home This Summer

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There are plenty of ways to enjoy Lanzarote during the hottest months, and taking a break from the midday sun can be part of the fun.

One Evening, Hundreds of Laughs: Guapatini’s Keeps Holidaymakers Coming Back

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Some attractions are visited once. Others become part of every return trip to Lanzarote.

What Every Buyer Should Know Before Purchasing in Lanzarote

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For many second home buyers, purchasing property in Lanzarote is about more than finding the perfect villa. It is about making informed decisions that will stand the test of time.

Jet2 Glasgow to Lanzarote Flight Diverted to Faro After Medical Emergency

A Jet2 flight from Glasgow to Lanzarote was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Portugal on July 16 after a passenger suffered a medical emergency during the journey.

Another 71 Electric Scooters Confiscated in Puerto del Carmen

Tías Local Police removed another 71 electric scooters from the streets last week, most of them in Puerto del Carmen. The scooters will be impounded in the municipal deposit.

Study Finds Canarian Goats Have Remained Unchanged for Centuries

Goats on Lanzarote and the Canaries are genetically identical to the livestock kept by the aboriginal inhabitants of the islands; a study has found.

Fiestas Continue in Masdache and Conil

Masdache and Conil are celebrating the fiestas of Mary Magdalene and the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

Diablete Costume to Become Part of Texas’ Historic Alamo Museum

A traditional Diablete costume will soon be displayed at The Alamo Museum in San Antonio, Texas, highlighting the island's rich cultural heritage and its historic links with the Canary Islands.