Strong winds and a rise in temperatures are predicted for today and tomorrow, with a light high calima also on the cards.

Lanzarote’s Water Consortium has given Canal Gestión three months to find a new company to operate the island’s water supply.

The second edition of the Vuelta Ciclista a Lanzarote proved to be a resounding success, cementing the event's growing reputation as a premier date on the international cycling calendar. Over the weekend, the island's roads played host to a peloton of more than 600 riders from 28 different countries, surpassing the participation records set in the event's debut last year.

Lanzarote has experienced its strongest-ever start to a year, with an increase in international arrivals putting it firmly on the map as a top global destination.

Did you know that the historic streets of San Antonio, Texas, were once walked by a mayor from Teguise? A little-known chapter of Lanzarote's history, stretching back almost three centuries, reveals a deep and living connection between the island and the United States, particularly in Texas and Louisiana.

Arrecife taxi drivers have reached an agreement to operate shifts that guarantee services for local residents when high numbers of cruise tourists arrive at the island.

Arrecife Socialists have once more criticised the spending of the city’s Mayor, Yonathan de León, on festivities and concerts.

New to gardening in Lanzarote? Discover why the expert team at Flower Power Garden Centre is your essential partner for designing a beautiful, sustainable garden that flourishes year-round.

Trade your sunbed for a saddle! Discover why Bike Sensations' guided Timanfaya E-Bike Tour is the most unforgettable way to experience the raw, dramatic landscapes of Lanzarote's National Park.

Every month, hundreds of resident & visiting photographers capture stunning images of Lanzarote and upload them to Instagram. Here are our top picks for the week.

Tinajo Ayuntamiento has approved the purchase of three electric buses for more than €1 million to shuttle tourists to sight-seeing areas and walking routes in and around Timanfaya.

Lanzarote’s Water Council has commenced cleaning work in the Barranco del Huron. The project, which will last for around three months, has cost €87,800.

Lanzarote’s Cabildo’s application for €20 million of European development funds has been turned down by Spain’s Revenue Department.

Arrecife En Vivo, the capital’s oldest music festival, continues this evening, with the third of four street parades that encompass four venues and four bands.