Antonio Corujo, one of Lanzarote’s most widely respected folk musicians, died yesterday at the age of 92.

A 71-year-old British tourist was rescued after falling on Montaña Roja yesterday.

This Saturday, September 27th, nearly 500 swimmers will take to the water for the 29th edition of the Travesia A Nado Del Rio. It’s the annual swimming contest from Lanzarote’s Playa del Risco to La Graciosa.

The Cabildo has announced that the first edition of the book Cocina Traditional de Lanzarote is on the verge of being completely sold out, following an overwhelming public response.

Spain consumes more UHT milk than any other European country. Hot weather is one of the main reasons, but it’s also favoured because of convenience – you can buy a large slab of cartons and keep it for ages.

Coffee-lovers may have noticed a distinctly bitter taste to their order in some Spanish cafés. This is café torrefacto.

A group of Guatiza residents has complained to Teguise Ayuntamiento about buggy tours in the area.

Lanzarote’s Cabildo has announced that a new road will be built connecting Arrecife with Tahiche.

The “wind toy” that Cesar Manrique created in 1992 has been returned to Arrieta roundabout.

You’ve booked the flights, you’ve found the sun, and you’ve promised yourself this holiday will be unforgettable. But when it comes to planning that one legendary night out for the whole group, the pressure is on. What activity delivers glamour, laughter, and pure joy for every generation and taste?

Woken up to grey skies and a cancelled beach day?

Have you tried gazpacho and salmorejo? In this article we explain the differences.

The Cabildo’s Injured Wildlife Recovery department returned a loggerhead turtle to the sea on Friday, after several months of treatment.

Two cars flipped over yesterday, one in Haría, the other in La Gería.