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Vertical Blinds Remain a Practical Choice for Lanzarote Homes

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From controlling strong sunlight to improving privacy, vertical blinds offer a flexible window covering solution for homes in Lanzarote.

Vertical Blinds Remain a Practical Choice for Lanzarote Homes

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From controlling strong sunlight to improving privacy, vertical blinds offer a flexible window covering solution for homes in Lanzarote.

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Costa Teguise skeleton hotel demolished

One of the abandoned hotels in Costa Teguise is finally being demolished after several years of delay.

Clocks go back tomorrow

Don't forget that the clocks go back one hour at 2am tomorrow (Sunday) morning, confirming that the winter season has finally arrived on Lanzarote.

Binter flights to Madrid

Canarian airline Binter will start operating eight daily routes to Madrid from next February. Four of the flights will depart from Tenerife Norte and the other four from Gran Canaria.

The Bucket List anniversary giveaway winners

The Bucket List at No 5 Calle Anzuelo in Puerto del Carmen celebrated its fifth anniversary on the 20th. To celebrate they held a special anniversary giveaway… check out the stunning prizes that the lucky winners received.

Bush fire in Guatiza

The emergency services were alerted to a fire in Guatiza that had spread to several bushes.

2023 cruise passenger arrivals

Cruise tourism is showing significant recovery in Arrecife after the pandemic, with over 280,000 passenger arrivals this year compared to 162,000 during the same period in 2022.

Shearwater rescue

A reader named Kirsten has contacted us from the north of the island to thank us for the article about shearwaters in this month's magazine.

Next generation Moon camera tested on Lanzarote

The engineers behind the Handheld Universal Lunar Camera (HULC) have worked with ESA (The European Space Agency) on Lanzarote to put the new camera through its paces during the PANGAEA training program.

A tourist’s guide to the Saborea Food Festival

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The Saborea Food Festival is a fantastic event that sees thousands of visitors arrive to taste stunning dishes from some of the island's most prestigious restaurants.

Arrecife ends October with 25,000 cruise passengers

It’s been a busy week at the cruise port in Arrecife as it ends the month with 10 stopovers with over 25,000 cruise passengers.

Emissions tax warning

The Canarian Tourism Minister, Yessica de León, has claimed that the Canaries could lose a million tourists in 2024 as a result of the CO2 emission rights that airlines will be obliged to pay for from Jan 1st.

Drugs rings suspected in SIVE attack

Drug trafficking rings could be responsible for the arson attack on the SIVE radar installation at Guinate, it has been claimed.

Vehicle fire in Mala

The emergency services were alerted to a spontaneous vehicle fire on the LZ-1 yesterday morning.

October vibes and dreams taking flight!

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British youth dies in balcony fall

An 18-year-old British tourist has died after falling from a hotel balcony.