Latest Lanzarote News

Making the Most of Large Windows: Why Sliding Panels Are Worth Considering

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Large glazed surfaces bring light and views into Lanzarote homes, but they can also leave rooms exposed to strong sunshine. Sliding panel blinds provide a minimalist indoor option for covering wider areas.

Making the Most of Large Windows: Why Sliding Panels Are Worth Considering

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Large glazed surfaces bring light and views into Lanzarote homes, but they can also leave rooms exposed to strong sunshine. Sliding panel blinds provide a minimalist indoor option for covering wider areas.

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Canary Islands buses to remain free in 2026

María Fernández, the Director General of Transport and Mobility for the Canarian Government, has announced that free bus travel in the Canary Islands will continue throughout 2026.

Lanzarote will sow 106 hectares of land with wheat to protect wildlife

The Cabildo will sow 106 hectares of land with 8,000 kilogrammes of wheat in order to protect game species and other wildlife, as well as divert wildlife from eating commercial crops.

The Puerto del Carmen pub that plays all the hits from your childhood

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The Beach Pub plays the perfect soundtrack for your holiday. Enjoy music videos from the 70s to today, played at a volume that’s perfect for chatting and chilling.

Lanzarote Airport registered 761,426 passengers in October

Lanzarote’s César Manrique Airport registered 761,426 passengers in October, 0.4% more than last year.

Child traffickers arrested in Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Madrid

Eleven people have been arrested in Lanzarote, Gran Canarian and Madrid as part of Operation Triton, a police operation investigating the trafficking of children who arrived on the Canaries on pateras (small boats).

Phylloxera tests negative on Lanzarote

Canarian Government’s Agricultural Department has tested vines for phylloxera at 71 points of Lanzarote, with negative results so far.

Emergency Fun Required! Your Go-To Guide for When the Kids (or Adults) Get Fidgety

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Hear those dreaded words "I'm bored"? Crazy Minigolf is your all-weather rescue plan in Puerto del Carmen. Fun is guaranteed, no booking needed - just turn up and play, or book online if you prefer!

Lanzarote records highest tourist spend in Canaries since 2010

According to the latest Tourism Expenditure Survey for the third quarter of 2025, each tourist spent an average of €196.27 per day on Lanzarote.

We ❤ Colour Block Roller Blinds

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The stunning landscapes of Lanzarote are famous for their dramatic volcanic beauty. Now, you can introduce that same energy into your interior decor with a simple, stylish update.

Storm Claudia passes over Lanzarote without serious incident

Storm Claudia passed over Lanzarote yesterday without serious incident, bringing heavy rains mainly to the north of the island. The rainfall was mainly concentrated between 6 am and 9 am, with another heavy downpour in the early afternoon

LZ-40 dual carriageway project approved from Lanzarote Airport to Puerto del Carmen

The Canarian Government’s Ecological Transition Department has approved the widening of the LZ-40 road leading from the airport to Puerto del Carmen.

PROPERTY BY ZONE: COASTAL ELEGANCE NEAR MARINA RUBICÓN

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Tucked away in one of Playa Blanca’s most desirable residential enclaves, this beautifully maintained two-bedroom semi-detached villa offers the perfect combination of tranquility, style, and proximity to the island’s most vibrant coastal attractions.

Teguise talks tourism at World Travel Market in London

Last week, Teguise Ayuntamiento took its tourism promotion to the global stage at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London. Attending one of the world's most significant tourism fairs, the municipality aimed to strengthen its position as a sustainable, competitive, and high-quality destination.

Claudia arrives in Lanzarote in weakened state

Storm Claudia reached Lanzarote in a weakened state last night, bringing moderate rain and some strong wind overnight.

Several flights to Lanzarote diverted yesterday due to Storm Claudia

Yesterday afternoon, three flights bound for Lanzarote Airport had to be diverted to Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria due to the gusts of wind already affecting the island, La Voz reports.