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Jurassic Kingdom Mini-Golf

Is it a Bird, a Plane, a Pterodactyl or a Pteranodon? Who will be the winner of the game at Jurassic Kingdom? For the first time in the history of Lanzarote you can unearth the planets prehistoric past here at our Jurassic Kingdom!

Margarona is honoured

Teguise honoured the ex-mayor of la Graciosa, Margarita Paez, on Friday night. Known by everyone as Doña Margarona, the formidable woman who guided La Graciosa into the 20th century was awarded the honour of “Favoured Daughter of Teguise” status, at a well-attended ceremony.

Covid lingers as restrictions are lifted

A slight rise in Covid cases suggests that the so-called sixth wave is still not over on the Canaries. Lanzarote continues to be the island that is performing best. It has infection rates that are classed as medium risk, while all the other islands are on very high-risk status.

Playa Blanca parties!

Playa Blanca's carnival takes place this weekend, and it's the first to take place since Canarian restrictions were lifted today. All events will take place at the esplanade opposite then Lanzarote Princess Hotel, and the main events are as follows:

Playa Dorada Tragedy

Yesterday, a 62-year-old swimmer drowned at Playa Dorada in Playa Blanca.

Transport protest called for Monday

Transport professionals will hold “caravan” protests throughout the Canary Islands on Monday after claiming that the Canarian Government has failed to address their needs in the face of rising fuel prices.

Fuel prices lead to protest threat

The Federation of Transport Businesses (FET) has warned that it will organise a protest early next week if the Canarian Government does not address the ever-worsening problem of rising fuel prices.

Storm Diego is coming

AEMET forecast the arrival of Storm Diego this weekend, which is expected to bring rain, wind and rough seas along with it.

Park and ride to Timanfaya

The Cabildo has rejected the idea of extending parking space at Timanfaya and will support the creation of a shuttle-bus service taking tourists to the Fire Mountains from Yaiza and Tinajo.

Close call at Las Salinas

A Woman almost drowned near the Las Salinas plant yesterday, waves had caused her to fall into the water and a change in the weather had prevented her from climbing to safety.