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La Palma marks five years since devastating Tajogaite eruption

The island of La Palma is commemorating the fifth anniversary of the most recent volcanic eruption on the Canaries, which started on the 19th September 2021.

La Palma marks five years since devastating Tajogaite eruption

The island of La Palma is commemorating the fifth anniversary of the most recent volcanic eruption on the Canaries, which started on the 19th September 2021.

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An Exceptional Villa For Sale in the Heart of Playa Blanca

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Finding the perfect home is about more than beautiful architecture—it is about discovering a place that makes everyday life feel effortless. In the heart of Playa Blanca, where golden beaches, vibrant cafés, and scenic coastal walks are just moments away, this exceptional detached villa offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and the relaxed lifestyle that has made Lanzarote one of Europe's most desirable destinations.

The Best of What’s Happening This Week and Next in Lanzarote

Whether you're looking for an intimate acoustic concert, a classical performance or one of the island's biggest music festivals, there's plenty happening across Lanzarote over the coming days. Here's our pick of the best events taking place this week and next.

Ladies’ Night Comes to Ajaxes Gastrobar in Puerto Calero TONIGHT

Ajaxes Gastrobar is inviting friends to get together for a brand-new Ladies' Night tonight, Thursday 23rd July, with an evening of great food, refreshing drinks and live music in the stylish surroundings of Puerto Calero.

Trusts Play Growing Role in Modern Estate Planning

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From protecting family assets to helping future generations inherit as intended, trusts are playing a growing role in modern estate planning.

DIY Water Checks: The Things You Should Be Doing Before You Call Us

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Now of course we want you to call us, we want to help you but there are so many simple things you can check before reaching for Whatsapp or email and contacting Canary Detect. You might well still need us but a few simple checks can stop the initial panic of a water leak and also help us do our job efficiently and effectively

La Graciosa Takes Centre Stage as First Canarian Film Heads to Toronto International Film Festival

La Graciosa will take the international spotlight this September as Las islas afortunadas becomes the first feature directed by a Canarian filmmaker and produced primarily by Canary Islands companies to compete at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

Lanzarote’s CACT Shops Launch New Range Inspired by the Island’s Traditional Botany

The shops at Lanzarote’s Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism (CACT) have introduced a new collection of locally made products inspired by the island’s traditional botanical heritage. Developed by Lanzarote Natural, the range includes organic cosmetics, artisanal fleur de sel, natural prickly pear juice and premium fruit jams.

New Roundabout Planned to Ease Traffic in Eastern Arrecife

The Cabildo has announced that a new roundabout will be built at a notorious crossroads in one of Arrecife’s industrial and commercial zones.

Spain Moves Closer to Wide-Ranging Outdoor Smoking Ban

Spain’s Council of Ministers has approved a new smoking law which will ban smoking and vaping on outside terraces, beaches and near public buildings.

Making the Most of Your Terrace Starts with the Right Shade

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From balconies to large patios, choosing the right awning can make outdoor spaces more comfortable while offering protection from Lanzarote's sunshine.

Two young people injured in Arrecife road accident

Two teenagers were taken to hospital on Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle on Rambla Medular in Arrecife.

What Happens When a Private Chef Becomes Part of the Holiday Story?

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A week-long family reunion in Lanzarote brought together relatives from the United States and Ireland, with shared meals becoming the backdrop for conversation, local discoveries and lasting memories. Private Chef Nerina, of Event and Catering Solutions Lanzarote, reflects on why the experience was about far more than the food.

Air Conditioning Installed at Montañas del Fuego Following €415,000 Upgrade

Visitors to Montañas del Fuego can now enjoy a more comfortable experience after the Centers for Art, Culture and Tourism completed the installation of a new air conditioning system at the popular Timanfaya attraction.

Asteroid Named in Honour of Researcher at Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics

A researcher at the Canary Islands Institute of Astrophysics has been honoured by the International Astronomical Union, which has approved the naming of asteroid (20747) Tanialepivert after scientist Tania Le Pivert Jolivet.

Aena Suspends Paid Bus Parking Plans at Canarian Airports

Aena has agreed to suspend its paid bus parking system at Canary Islands airports following talks with the regional government, island councils, and transport industry representatives.