U.D. Lanzarote will welcome supporters, families and young football fans to its 12th annual Open Beach Training Session at Playa Las Cucharas in Costa Teguise on Tuesday 18th August.

For many entrepreneurs, retirement no longer means slowing down.

A 32-year-old British woman was injured after falling from a height of about 7 metres from the terrace of a property in Puerto del Carmen on Sunday night.

This year’s grape harvest is likely to be the largest for many years, according to Ramón Melian of Bodegas La Geria.

La Graciosa suffered a power cut for several hours yesterday, causing serious problems for homes, bars and restaurants on the island.

Firemen were called after two women and two children found themselves locked inside the depot of a car hire firm early on Monday morning.

With so many different routes across the island, selecting the right bicycle can make all the difference to a day of exploring.

Regular care becomes especially important during the warmer months, particularly for property owners who spend part of the year away from Lanzarote.

From volcanic trails to world-class cycling routes and water sports, Lanzarote encourages an active lifestyle. The key to enjoying everything the island offers is finding the right balance between movement and recovery.

Maintenance teams have continued cleanup work in Playa Blanca, clearing weeds from roadsides and public areas as part of ongoing improvements across the resort.

Tías Local Police have filed reports against two businesses in Puerto del Carmen following alleged breaches involving the sale of alcohol to minors and operating outside permitted hours.

Lanzarote consumers are less confident about their present and future prospects than at any time since the Covid pandemic, according to the results of the latest Consumer Confidence survey.

Planning a move to Lanzarote and need to ship your belongings? KPM Services has the next seafreight container loading on Tuesday 8th September. Please note, goods need to be at the warehouse the day before, to make this departure, with collections available anywhere in the UK.

Water on Lanzarote is a precious and manufactured resource. With no rivers, lakes, or natural aquifers, every drop of water on the island is drawn from the Atlantic Ocean and processed through desalination plants at significant expense. In such an environment, water waste is not just an inconvenience; it represents a direct loss of money and energy. “Lanzarote doesn’t collect its water. It manufactures it. Every litre wasted here had to be made first.” This stark reality means that every unmonitored drip is a drain on both personal finances and the island’s infrastructure.