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Tias report recommends ending free access Las Grietas

A report commissioned by the Ayuntamiento of Tías has recommended that free access to Las Grietas should be ended, with only guided tours permitted to visit the strange rock formations.

Lanzarote Airport cleaning contract signed

AENA has signed a contract for the cleaning and tidying of the grounds of César Manrique Airport, which has been the subject of several complaints in recent months.

Europe backs airlines in hand luggage row

The European Commission has backed airlines in their action against the Spanish government, whose Consumer Department has issued fines to various airlines for charging passengers for hand luggage.

Lanzarote Strengthens North American Tourism Strategy with Targeted Missions in Boston and Toronto

Lanzarote has taken steps to consolidate its position in the North American tourism market through a series of high-level joint actions in Boston, USA, and Toronto, Canada. The initiative forms a key part of the island's global strategy to attract long-haul visitors, diversify its tourist base, and reinforce its model of high-quality, sustainable tourism.

Lanzarote announces pioneering electric vehicle fire solution

In a move to tackle the unique challenges posed by the rise of electric mobility, Lanzarote’s Safety and Emergency Consortium has unveiled a pioneering new piece of equipment: a specialised flood container for electric vehicle fires. This tool is the first of its kind in the entire Canary Islands.

The Lanzarote Spirit: A Note from Private Chef Nerina

If you’ve lived here for a while, or even if you’re just visiting, you’ll have noticed there’s something special about the way things work on Lanzarote. Beyond the sun and the volcanic landscapes, there’s a real sense of community. It’s an island that thrives on connection, and that’s something that Private Chef Nerina always been grateful for in her work.

Casa Cabaña’s Lets You Dine Longer in the Heart of Old Town

From signature Beef Wellington to festive gatherings, discover why this award-winning restaurant is now open six nights a week.

The Festival of Light is coming to Lanzarote

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Forget what you know about October; while we’re dusting off Halloween decorations, millions will be preparing for one of the most vibrant, joyful, and downright beautiful festivals on the planet: Diwali.

Playa Quemada fish farm request turned down

The Canarian Supreme Court has rejected a request by the company that wished to continue operating the fish farms located off the coast of Playa Quemada.

Cabildo criticised for failing to be considered for EU development funds

The Mayor of Tías and Haría have criticised the Cabildo after it failed to be considered for €20 million of EU development funds