
Lanzarote Heat alert
NewsLanzarote is on a pre-alert for high temperatures that are predicted to start from 1 pm in the afternoon today.

Wine harvest forecast
NewsHot spells in winter and a cooler spring that expected have affected Lanzarote’s vines, leading experts to warn that this year’s harvest could be later and smaller than usual.

A helping hand
NewsTwo walkers had to be rescued by emergency services yesterday when they found themselves unable to descend from Montaña Colorada in Tinajo.

Tourism promotion up 27%
NewsThe Canarian Tourism Ministry will spend over €25 million on promotion this year, an increase of 27% on last year’s budget.

Welcome back, Sonidos Liquidos!
NewsSonidos Liquidos, the Lanzarote music festival that blends music with wine and food, will return this month after two years of absence.

Scanning the sands for treasure on Lanzarote
Interview, NewsThose tourist beaches must be full of luxury watches and diamond earrings, right? And what about all that pirate gold hidden around the island? We went to Famara beach to chat to metal detecting hobbyist and YouTuber Roger Guedes about Lanzarote's glittering treasure.

The height of excellence
Interview, NewsArrecife's Gran Hotel is a landmark – both in its physical presence as the only high-rise building on Lanzarote, but also as a standard of excellence. Hotel director Luis Miguel Morales has worked there for almost 20 years, so we chatted with him about the island's most instantly recognisable hotel.

Viva La Lucha!
Interview, NewsAfter coming to a two year standstill during the pandemic, Canarian wrestling is back. With competitions now taking place every week all over the island, we wanted to find out more. So we contacted Charlea Bates-Morgan, a British 18-year-old who's been grappling in the sand circle for most of her life, and she took us to a training session at the Club de Lucha de Tinajo (Tinajo Wrestling Club).

Resurfacing streets in Puerto del Carmen
NewsThe Tías Ayuntamiento have announced that they will be resurfacing five streets in Puerto del Carmen that show signs of significant wear.

Haría protests SIVE bill
NewsHaría Ayuntamiento has expressed surprise after Spain's Ministry of the Interior handed it the €60,000 bill for the relocation of the SIVE early warning radar system.

