Not every evening in Lanzarote has to end in the same bars. One Puerto del Carmen venue offers visitors a chance to enjoy live entertainment with plenty of personality.

A new gastrobar is preparing to open its doors in Puerto Calero Plaza, bringing a fresh dining option that combines local ingredients, contemporary cooking and a relaxed atmosphere.

For many people who own a second home in Lanzarote, summer is a busy season. Some properties welcome holiday guests, while others remain unoccupied until the owners return later in the year. In both situations, regular maintenance continues to be essential.

The Canary Islands attracted more than €531 million in hotel investment during the first six months of 2026, representing 21% of all hotel investment in Spain, according to a new report by real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield.

Lanzarote’s Environmental Department has intensified efforts to protect the island’s natural spaces, with more than 100 people already fined during the first half of 2026.

Binter has unveiled a new Bintazo promotion, offering discounted fares on flights from the Canary Islands to a range of domestic and selected international destinations for travel between 1 October 2026 and 31 March 2027.

A Blainville’s beaked whale was found stranded on the shoreline at Caleta de Caballo on Monday morning, prompting a coordinated response from local emergency and environmental services.

Matagorda Beach in Puerto del Carmen is being showcased on the ONCE Daily Lottery ticket for the draw on Wednesday, July 15th, as part of the organisation’s "Beaches with Flags" series. A total of five million tickets featuring the Lanzarote beach will be distributed across Spain.

A collision between two buses caused the temporary closure of a road near the roundabout at the western entry to Arrecife yesterday.

The Canarian Supreme Court has ruled that the “tourist tax” imposed by the Mayor of Mogán in Gran Canaria is illegal, upholding an appeal by the Las Palmas Federation of Hotel and Tourism Businesses.

Not every holiday memory has to be made on the sand. Sometimes the biggest laughs happen over a friendly game of crazy golf.

Exploring Lanzarote often means long walks, coastal promenades and hours spent on your feet in warm temperatures. Looking after tired muscles can help visitors and residents stay comfortable and make the most of every day on the island.

A renovation project is planned for Calle Noruega in Puerto del Carmen, with the stretch between the Rambla Islas Canarias roundabout and Avenida de las Playas set to be transformed into a safer, more accessible route for pedestrians and cyclists.

The diadem sea urchin, once a common sight in the seas around Lanzarote, is now almost impossible to find.