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Four Arrested After Suspected Drug-Running Boat Runs Aground Near Mala

A boat that ran aground near Mala yesterday evening was related to drug trafficking, according to Lanzarote’s Emergency Consortium. Three Spanish men and a Frenchman have been arrested.

Four Arrested After Suspected Drug-Running Boat Runs Aground Near Mala

A boat that ran aground near Mala yesterday evening was related to drug trafficking, according to Lanzarote’s Emergency Consortium. Three Spanish men and a Frenchman have been arrested.

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Why Trusts Are Becoming an Increasingly Popular Part of Estate Planning

From protecting family assets to helping future generations inherit as intended, trusts are playing a growing role in modern estate planning.

Elegant Yaiza Villa Offers Tranquillity, Style and Authentic Island Living

Proudly presented by Lanzarote Agents, this stunning villa is located in the heart of Yaiza — one of the most picturesque and sought-after villages on the island. Known for its traditional Canarian charm, peaceful atmosphere, and breathtaking mountain scenery, Yaiza offers a lifestyle that feels both authentic and refined.

Cabildo launches disciplinary action over illegal buggy tour

The Cabildo has opened disciplinary proceedings after six off-road buggies were found driving outside authorised routes in the Barranco de Las Piletas area of Guatiza, in what officials say was a breach of environmental protection laws.

Papagayo Campsite opens from July 3 to October 4 as Lanzarote extends summer season

The Lanzarote Island Council has announced that the Papagayo Campsite will open for the summer season from 3 July until 4 October, extending its operating period compared with previous years.

Builder jailed after victims’ cash spent on Lanzarote holiday

The BBC reports that a rogue builder who admitted stealing and defrauding customers was spotted spending clients' money on holiday in Lanzarote, while leaving their homes unfinished and unsafe.

From Lava Fields to Coastal Villages: The Variety That Makes Cycling in Lanzarote Unique

Few destinations offer such a diverse range of landscapes within a relatively compact area, giving cyclists the chance to experience very different sides of the island in a single day.

Why Year-Round Garden Care Matters for Property Owners Abroad

For many overseas homeowners in Lanzarote, maintaining a healthy garden can be challenging when they are not on the island for extended periods.

Puerto del Carmen’s beach library reopens for the summer

Puerto del Carmen’s beach library has returned for the summer, offering holiday-makers and residents the chance to get their noses into a good book while they’re on the beach.

Wind warning extended as Canary Islands issue heat pre-alert

The yellow wind alert issued by Spain’s weather agency AEMET has been extended until midday on Tuesday. The warning now runs from 3 am, Monday 29th June until midday on 30th June.

Beachfront Parking at Famara to End in 2027

Teguise Mayor Olivia Duque has said that parking by Famara beach will be prohibited at some point in 2027.

Yellow Wind Alert Issued for Lanzarote on Monday

The summer winds are predicted to pick up on Lanzarote tomorrow as AEMET issues a yellow alert for strong winds.

Yaiza Demands Answers Over Removal of El Golfo Beach Access Stairs

Yaiza Mayor Óscar Noda has demanded an immediate meeting with the Coastal Department to explain the reasons behind works to remove the stairway giving access to the beach at El Golfo.

49 Migrants Rescued From Inflatable Boat Off Lanzarote

The Salvamar Acrux rescued a boat late on Friday night after it was located around 56 miles east of Lanzarote. Official sources said the vessel had departed from Morocco.

Disruptive Passenger Delays Ryanair Flight from Lanzarote by Nearly Two Hours

A Ryanair flight from Lanzarote to Birmingham was delayed by almost two hours on Thursday after a disruptive passenger was removed from the aircraft before takeoff.

Arrecife cancels events in respect for Venezuelan earthquake victims

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has cancelled all events and declared three days of official mourning following the earthquake in Venezuela that has taken the lives of almost 600 people so far and is likely to result in a much higher death toll.