Lanzarote’s tourism centres have taken further steps towards improving accessibility at some of the island’s most iconic attractions, including Jameos del Agua and Cueva de los Verdes.

A carefully chosen soundtrack can transform an ordinary drink into a memorable evening, especially when paired with good company and a great location.

Massage vouchers are becoming an increasingly popular gift, but not all massage experiences offer the same level of training, expertise or therapeutic benefit.

You’ve returned the hire car, checked in your suitcase, and now you’re through security. There’s that familiar airport lull before your flight. But whether you’re craving a final taste of the island or a reliable favourite before heading home, Lanzarote’s Terminal 1 has plenty to choose from.

The Water Consortium has removed Canal Gestión logos and branding from facilities in Lanzarote, marking another step in the transition following the end of the former concessionaire’s involvement.

The Cabildo of Lanzarote has asked Haría Ayuntamiento to temporarily pass over control of the pier at Playa La Garita in Arrieta, so that it can carry out renovation works.

Every year, cyclists from around the world arrive in Lanzarote to test themselves on roads made famous by one of the toughest endurance events in sport.

Busy lifestyles, second homes and water-conscious gardening are encouraging more residents to rethink how outdoor spaces are designed.

Ecologists In Action have requested access to the files for the project for a wind turbine and irrigation project at La Santa. The works in question are already at an advanced stage.

The main concert of the Sonidos Liquidos festival, which was due to take place at Bodega La Geria last night, was cancelled because of high winds.

The Canary Islands are adding final touches to the preparations for the visit of Pope Leo XIV next week.

This evening, organisations will gather in church squares around Lanzarote to prepare colourful carpets of salt for the Corpus Christi celebrations.

Keeping homes cool, protecting furniture from the sun and improving sleep are all common priorities during Lanzarote’s warmer months.

The groups Islas de Resistencia and Colectivo Tabaiba have placed handwritten notes on a number of rental cars in Lanzarote as part of a campaign aimed at raising awareness about the impact of tourism and the growth of holiday rentals on the island's housing market.