Planning a hen do, stag, or group holiday in Puerto del Carmen? Crazy Minigolf is the hilarious, all-weather activity that gets everyone involved. Trophy photos and great vibes included!

What makes a business stand the test of time? We look at the people, passion, and expertise behind Flower Power Garden Centre’s 18-year legacy in Lanzarote.

Looking for that unforgettable holiday evening? The one that has you laughing, cheering, and talking about it for days afterwards? Stop your search. Sitting in the heart of Puerto del Carmen, a legendary entertainer is serving up a dose of pure, unadulterated fabulousness that is simply unmissable.

Spanish travellers are planning their Christmas holidays with increased enthusiasm this year, with new data revealing a significant surge in search activity across all travel categories according to travel search engine Kayak.

The much-loved Tinajo Bocata Tour is back for its milestone tenth edition, inviting food lovers to explore local flavours from 30th October to 16th November. This year, ten establishments across the municipality will participate.

This Friday, 31st October, Lanzarote will be formally designated a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation at a ceremony in Rome.

Tías Ayuntamiento will fly newly-designed warning flags for bathers who are colour blind on four of its main beaches. The flags feature special symbols superimposed on the coloured flag.

The Lanzarote En Pie party has criticised a proposal for Arrecife Council to recognise bullfighting as part of Spain’s cultural heritage.

What really makes a great bike rental? We look at why Bike Sensations’ commitment to service, safety, and official accreditation makes them Lanzarote’s leading choice.

Playa Honda, Lanzarote’s fourth-largest town, is seeing big changes, and even more are planned.

The new Entry/ Exit System (EES) will officially begin to operate at Lanzarote’s César Manrique airport on the 12th of November, it has been confirmed.

Lanzarote’s Chamber of Commerce will celebrate its 20th anniversary next year. In those years the Chamber has offered vital support for start-ups and small- and medium- businesses, and has become an increasingly influential voice on the main issues affecting the island. We spoke to the Chamber’s President, José Valle, last month.

Visitors and new arrivals to Lanzarote have often wondered how safe it is to drink the tap water on the island. Last month, a group of experts provided the answer.

Arrecife residents and visitors were surprised in late September when they saw Christmas-tree shaped structures and strings of lights adorning trees in the capital.