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Canarian Government backs Timanfaya shuttle plan

The Canarian Government has backed the establishment of a park-and-ride shuttle system serving the Timanfaya National Park, and the prohibition of cars from tourist centre.

Firefighters rescue ducklings in Yaiza

Firefighters yesterday rescued eight Ruddy Shelduck ducklings from an aljibe (water tank) in La Degollada, Yaiza.

Modern Comfort and Effortless Living in Playa Blanca

Lanzarote Agents is delighted to exclusively present this stunning 3-bedroom villa, carefully selected as the Property of the Month — a home that perfectly combines contemporary design, comfort, and the relaxed lifestyle of Lanzarote.

Yaiza Pays €4.6 Million to Suppliers While Advancing €9.2 Million in Public Works

Yaiza Ayuntamiento has paid out €4.6 million to suppliers, contractors, service providers, and local organisations during the first four months of the year, while simultaneously pushing ahead with public works projects worth more than €9.2 million across the municipality.

Binter Holds Fares and Flight Schedules Despite Fuel Price Surge

Binter has confirmed that it will maintain both its current flight schedules and ticket prices despite the sharp rise in fuel prices.

MV Hondius to arrive in Tenerife on Sunday

The MV Hondius, the cruiser affected by an outbreak of hantavirus, will anchor off the coast of Tenerife when it arrives on Sunday, but will not dock at Granadilla harbour.

Language school registration opens

Registration for next year’s courses at Arrecife’s Official Language School (EOI) is now open until May 18th.

The 5 Star Secret Everyone in Puerto del Carmen Is Talking About

You know that feeling when you stumble across a holiday recommendation so good you want to hug the person who told you about it? That is what is happening right now with Guapatini's Showbar in the heart of Puerto del Carmen.

Iberia and Vueling Reassure Passengers Over Summer Flights

Iberia and Vueling, both part of the IAG airline group, have moved to reassure passengers ahead of the busy summer travel season, confirming that they do not expect disruptions to their operations despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Another Airline Serving Lanzarote Introduces Fuel Surcharges

The ongoing conflict between the United States/Israel and Iran, and the resulting disruption around the Strait of Hormuz, are beginning to affect airline operations and ticket prices across Europe.