Sun beds and parasols will return to Playa Reducto, Arrecife's town beach, next year.

Thousands of islanders and tourists travelled up the hill to La Villa de Teguise yesterday for the first day of the Festival Enogastronómico Saborea Lanzarote, the biggest food fair on the Canary Islands.

This year's surprisingly good wine harvest will result in around three million bottles of wine, according to the Lanzarote Wine Council.

Some of the world's best surfers and bodyboarders are assembling for the Quemao Class surf competition, which will take place at the village of La Santa some time before the end of the year.

The biggest hotel on Lanzarote, the Barceló Playa Blanca Resort, will officially open on December 1st.

The biggest event will be the Saborea Lanzarote food festival in Teguise on Saturday and Sunday, which is expected to attract up to 35,000 visitors. To prepare for this, they have reinforced the bus lines to Teguise. Here’s the new bus times.

The Canaries has the lowest birth rate in Spain, according to the National Statistics Institute.

Lanzarote is preparing for a busy weekend, with several big events taking place on the island.

Yaiza Ayuntamiento are getting ready for Christmas with the official light switch-on this weekend.

Arrecife Ayuntamiento have announced that their Christmas light switch-on event will take place this weekend with live music.

Asolan and the Lanzarote Tourist Federation have teamed up again this year for their “No child without a toy” charity drive, in aid of Cáritas Parroquiales de Lanzarote.

Mateo and Valería were the most popular baby names in the Canaries last year, according to registry reports.

Ireland has overtaken Germany as Lanzarote's second-most important tourist market of 2023.

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has announced that the Christmas market will be held in the Parque José Ramírez Cerdá for local craftspeople to sell their creations.