This year’s grape harvest is likely to be higher than expected, according to the president of Lanzarote’s Wine Council, Jorge Rodríguez.

Puerto del Carmen’s Fiestas de Carmen celebrate their big concert tonight when Spanish star Bustamante performs at the Plaza de Varadero in the Old Town.

If you're spending the summer holidays in Costa Teguise, there's one attraction that deserves a place on your family itinerary. Funky Mini Golf offers a fun-filled indoor adventure that's perfect for children, teenagers, and adults looking for something a little different.

In the heart of Playa Blanca, there is a place where community, compassion, and practical help come together. El Ático de la Abuela is far more than just a shop selling pre-loved items; it is a vital lifeline for families across Lanzarote who are struggling to make ends meet. Co-owned by Pete and Dave—known to many as the founders of Canary Detect, The Leaky Finders—El Ático operates with a single, powerful belief: no family in our community should go without.

Lanzarote recorded 255,547 tourists in June 2026 according to the Lanzarote Data Centre.

Lanzarote experienced soaring temperatures on Monday as the Canary Islands heatwave arrived, with Puerto del Carmen recording the island’s highest temperature of 39.9°C.

A 35-year-old man was taken to hospital with moderate injuries after falling onto rocks beside the Playa Blanca promenade during the early hours of Wednesday morning.

A 17-year-old boy was airlifted to hospital on Tuesday evening after suffering serious injuries in a kitesurfing accident at Famara Beach.

The 2026 Lanzarote Opera Festival will continue its programme on Saturday, September 19, with a performance of La verbena de la Paloma. The production will take place at 7:00pm at the Tías Municipal Theatre.

Spain’s weather agency, AEMET; has issued a yellow wind alert for Lanzarote extending from 8am today (Wednesday 5th August) until midday on Thursday 6th August.

The archeological dig at the Rubicón site on Papagayo beach will resume on the 21st September, with funding of €200,000 from the Canarian Government.

Tías Ayuntamiento has announced the temporary closure of four roads on the afternoon of Friday 7th August, so that the Rally Isla de Volcanes can take place.

August in Puerto del Carmen is all about sunshine, beach days and making the most of your holiday. But even the biggest sun lovers need a break from the heat now and then. When it's time to cool down, there's no better place to relax than The Beach Pub.

Beach days are easy. Finding a night you'll still be laughing about long after your tan fades is another story. This August, Puerto del Carmen's busiest weeks are bringing packed venues, buzzing nightlife and plenty of reasons to book your evening plans early.