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BRING ON 2026 WITH AMU BLINDS. Could we be what your windows have been waiting for?

As the new year settles in and the festive decorations are packed away, many of us look around our homes and feel that familiar urge for a refresh. That desire for a new look, a new atmosphere, a new beginning. What if the secret to transforming your Lanzarote home wasn’t a grand renovation, but something far more elegant and simple? Could your windows be the key?

BRING ON 2026 WITH AMU BLINDS. Could we be what your windows have been waiting for?

As the new year settles in and the festive decorations are packed away, many of us look around our homes and feel that familiar urge for a refresh. That desire for a new look, a new atmosphere, a new beginning. What if the secret to transforming your Lanzarote home wasn’t a grand renovation, but something far more elegant and simple? Could your windows be the key?

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2026 Lanzarote Important Dates

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Lanzarote faces a busier year than ever in 2026, although signs towards the end of last year suggest that, while tourism continues to thrive, tourist spending is decreasing. The housing crisis, water situation and pressure on public services are likely to dominate the news as they did last year, and the new Canarian rental law will also come into effect.

Following yonder star…

Today is the eve of Three Kings Day, and their royal majesties will be parading all over the island throughout the day, greeting children and receiving their letters.

Two cars destroyed by fire in Arrieta

Two cars were completely destroyed by a fire that broke out in the early hours of Monday morning in Arrieta.

Hiker rescued at the top of a mountain near Costa Teguise

A hiker required emergency rescue on Sunday afternoon after suffering palpitations at the top of a mountain near Costa Teguise.

This week’s weather on Lanzarote

AEMET forecast a wet start to the week with cooler temperatures but a dry and sunny second half.

Every Three Kings Parade routes in Lanzarote 2026

Lanzarote is preparing for the Three Kings' arrival on January 5th, an event that will deliver joy and excitement across the island. Here's where to see them:

Spain’s Assault on the Self-Employed

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Hundreds of thousands of self-employed workers all over Spain have received extremely nasty surprises over the last couple of years. For many of them, the COVID crisis of five years ago is far from over…

Binter welcomes the New Year with Bintazo for Spanish and International Routes

Binter has launched its first major promotion of the year, offering travellers significantly reduced fares across its network. The 'Bintazo' encompasses the airline's 18 domestic Spanish destinations and three international routes.

Nine arrested for insurance fraud in Costa Teguise clinic

Guardia Civil have arrested nine people in connection with alleged insurance scams operated by a Costa Teguise clinic. The accused have been charged with continuous fraud, money laundering, and membership of a criminal association.

Lanzarote is on alert for high winds and rough seas today

Lanzarote is on a yellow alert for high winds and an orange alert for rough seas today, as the effects of Storm Francis continue to affect the Canaries.

January events at Lanzarote’s tourist centres

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Here’s what’s happening at Lanzarote’s Art, Culture and Tourism Centres in January.

When do the Three Kings arrive in Yaiza?

Yaiza Ayuntamiento has released its full programme of events for the eagerly awaited Three Kings Day next Monday, 5th January. The highlight will be two traditional camel-led parades in the evening, though their Majesties Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltasar will be busy touring the southern villages from early morning.

Playa Blanca closed 2025 with Urban Music Festival

Yaiza brought 2025 to a vibrant close with a lively urban music festival that filled Playa Blanca's Plaza del Carmen.

The first accident of 2026 saw a driver leave the LZ-40

First accident of the year saw a man leave the LZ-40 near Puerto del Carmen at 5am on the morning of Thursday 1st January.

Lanzarote secures major Classical Music Festival this January

The Lanzarote Cabildo and the Canarian Government have collaborated to bring the prestigious Canary Islands Music Festival (FIMC) to the island this January.