More than 200 performers from Poland, Paraguay, Mexico and the Canary Islands are taking part in the third edition of the El Mundo en Lanzarote International Performing Arts Festival, which runs until 16 August.

Lanzarote’s Cabildo and the Emergency Services Consortium have published a Safety Guide for Water-Based Activities.

A 55-year-old man was evacuated by helicopter from La Graciosa yesterday after nearly drowning.

The Canarian Government has announced plans to transform Arrecife’s former Municipal Fish Market into a new gastronomic centre as part of efforts to revitalise the capital’s historic district and strengthen its appeal as a tourist destination.

Every great holiday needs that one place you keep coming back to, and for many visitors to Puerto del Carmen, The Beach Pub quickly becomes exactly that.

Sunsets are guaranteed in Lanzarote. Finding an evening that has everyone still laughing the next day takes a little more searching.

AMU Blinds has introduced a new range of fit-to-frame Venetian blinds in wood and aluminium, offering a practical way to add privacy, light control and a clean, integrated finish to windows and doors.

The Canarian Government has placed emergency services on pre-alert for tomorrows partial solar eclipse.

The original inhabitants of Lanzarote traded with the Romans for 500 years, according to discoveries at an archaeological site in Teguise.

Teguise Ayuntamiento will hold the 2nd (RE)CREAT “For Life” Charity Run on September 11th. The race aims to raise awareness and promote suicide prevention.

Yaiza Ayuntamiento has announced that a section of Avenida Papagayo in Playa Blanca will be closed to traffic from Wednesday 12th August to Friday 14th August while paving and road marking works are carried out as part of the first phase of the Avenida Papagayo's comprehensive redevelopment.

The centuries-old Carnival tradition of Los Buches is set to become part of the permanent Canarian heritage collection at the Alamo Museum in San Antonio, Texas, strengthening the links between Lanzarote and the American city founded by Canarian families in 1731.

The first edition of the “Memorias de un Grillo Blanco” Festival has come to a close with the unveiling of a striking mural in Punta Mujeres.

Some homes offer beautiful interiors, while others captivate with extraordinary views. This exceptional corner villa in Montaña Roja offers both. Perched in one of Playa Blanca's most exclusive residential areas, it enjoys sweeping panoramic views across the Atlantic Ocean, the vibrant town of Playa Blanca, and the dramatic Ajaches mountain range, creating a setting that perfectly captures the natural beauty of Lanzarote.