Local police officers in Costa Teguise continue removing unauthorised electric scooters from the streets of the resort.

Ryanair says it has “almost zero concerns” about jet fuel shortages this summer despite disruption linked to the conflict involving Iran, although the airline warned that travellers who delay booking could end up paying more later in the year.

Spanish fashion brand Massimo Dutti has chosen Lanzarote as the setting for its latest advertising campaign, showcasing several of the island’s striking natural landscapes.

A new study published by the British Ecological Society has warned that the growing number of tourists visiting Lanzarote is placing increasing pressure on protected natural spaces, potentially threatening their long-term conservation.

A disoriented shearwater in Arrecife, a loggerhead turtle discovered along the coast of Tías, and an injured kestrel in Teguise are among the wildlife emergencies recently attended to by Lanzarote’s Injured Wildlife Rescue Service.

Keeping the whole family entertained on holiday can be a challenge. Different ages want different things. Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote solves that problem beautifully.

The restaurant at Castillo de San José is launching “Bahía Sonora,” a new experience from Lanzarote’s Centros Turísticos that combines fine dining with live piano performances in one of the island’s most iconic venues.

Spain’s weather agency, AEMET, is predicting a heatwave that will see temperatures on the island rise significantly from today until Sunday

Firemen extinguished a fire next to the Lidl supermarket in Puerto del Carmen yesterday.

Lanzarote recorded a drop in foreign tourist arrivals in April, with fewer visitors arriving from key markets including the UK and Germany, according to figures published by the Canary Islands Statistics Institute (ISTAC).

The countdown to IRONMAN Lanzarote on Saturday 23rd May is well and truly on. For the athletes reading this, you already know what that means.

The Cabildo of Lanzarote will today approve agreements with the Canarian Government that will permit the drafting of tourist modernization plans for Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise.

A busy weekend for Lanzarote’s emergency services began on Saturday, when two cars collided on the LZ-20 at Mozaga, leaving one of the vehicles on its roof. Fortunately, all of the occupants of the vehicles were able to get out, and none were seriously injured.

A regular visitor to Playa Blanca in Lanzarote has shared concerns after noticing what they described as a disappointing change during a recent trip to the resort.