Canary Day celebrations took place throughout Lanzarote yesterday, 30th May, as all eight islands celebrated Canarian identity with music, food and games.

Around 100 residents of Costa Teguise gathered yesterday to protest over ongoing concerns linked to an abandoned hotel that has become one of the resort’s most prominent eyesores.

Celebrations have already begun to celebrate Canary Day on 30th May. This is when all eight Canary Islands celebrate the identity of the islands with folk music, dancing, games and activities, local food and, of course, wine.

The Canaries made global headlines last month after passengers and crew on the MV Hondius, a Dutch cruise ship that had been stricken by an outbreak of hantavirus, were successfully evacuated in Tenerife in an operation that caused a bitter breach between Spanish and Canarian authorities.

Ten years after the UK’s pivotal referendum, Brexit benefits remain debatable in the UK, but it’s safe to conclude that the vote has only resulted in hassle, expense and worry for Brits on Lanzarote.

Calls for Spain to suspend the EES scheme that has caused long queues at Lanzarote’s airport have increased following the decision of Greece to halt biometric registration until after summer.

Residents and visitors in Puerto del Carmen will have the opportunity to celebrate Canary Day in authentic way this Saturday, May 30th, as Enyesque del Archipiélago hosts a special evening dedicated to traditional Canarian cuisine and culture.

A British man is scheduled to appear before Brighton Magistrates’ Court in October after being accused of assaulting a woman at London Gatwick Airport following a flight from Lanzarote.

A scooter rider has been caught on camera travelling at speeds of more than 100 km/h on a road in Lanzarote, prompting concern among witnesses.

A scientific study claims that ravens are the principal predator of newly-hatched Hubara Bustard chicks.

Barriers have been installed at the bus parking zone at Lanzarote’s César Manrique Airport.

Lanzarote Agents proudly presents this extraordinary rural estate, a rare opportunity to own a truly unique property in the heart of the island. Nestled in the charming village of Los Valles, this finca offers a lifestyle defined by tranquillity, space, and authentic Canarian character.

Whilst the tourists flock to Guapatini's Showbar for a guaranteed night of sequins, songs and silliness, the locals have a little secret. They get to save 15% on tickets.

If you live in a sunny property, you already know how important good window coverings are. The Lanzarote light is beautiful, but controlling glare and heat is another matter entirely.