News

Lanzarote tourism remains resilient

The United Kingdom remains Lanzarote’s most important tourist market by far, accounting for more than half of all foreign visitors to the island this year so far.

Walk against cancer

AFOL, Lanzarote’s Association for Families Affected by Cancer, have just published the date for the 6th edition of the Caminamos Contra El Cancer (Walk Against Cancer). All proceeds go to the charity.

Timanfaya queues until September

Massive queues to enter Timanfaya will continue until September, at least, until two car parks at Mancha Blanca and Yaiza from which shuttle buses will operate are completed.

Massive water losses

Canal Gestion, the company in charge of Lanzarote's water, made a loss of €15.7 million last year, more than 2.5 times the €6 million loss it registered in 2020.

Spanish Prime Minister to arrive this week

The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, will arrive on Lanzarote this week for an expected two-week stay at the Royal Residence of La Mareta in Costa Teguise. However, he isn’t going to be the only big political name on Lanzarote this month.

AEMET weather warning this Wednesday

AEMET has issued a weather warning for this Wednesday.

Roadworks in Yaiza

The Yaiza Ayuntmiento have started more roadworks in the municipality as part of their roadworks improvement plan – a project with a total investment of 3 million euros of which 1.2 million has been spent on Yaiza.

San Roque Festival Events Programme

The Tinajo Ayuntamiento’s festivities department have organised a full programme of entertainment, leisure, and traditional activities for the San Roque festivities this month.

Where to get fit in Lanzarote

Would you like to have all your training facilities within touching distance of one another? Here’s where you can do it:

The campaign for 180 days

Lanzarote property-owner Brian Knibb writes about the struggle of “swallows” to get a fair deal following a Brexit agreement that has limited the rights of every British citizen.