A horrific-looking crash between two vehicles took place near the Disa petrol station on the Avenida de las Palmeras in Costa Teguise, yesterday evening at around 9.30 pm.

This year’s grape harvest could be three times as large as last year’s, according to Lanzarote’s Wine Council.

Prosecutors have called for a ten-year prison sentence for a Tías man who forged 131 banknotes.

The Canarian People’s Party (PP) has called for the Spanish government to suspend the EES system at Canarian airports.

Susana Pérez, head of Lanzarote’s Tourist Federation, has expressed concern about the effects of price rises caused by the war in Iran on holiday bookings.

Guardia Civil agents have arrested a man in Costa Teguise who was spotted stealing from tourists on the beach.

Today, May 1st, is a International Workers Day, a public holiday in Spain. As a result, many public buildings, offices and shops on the island will remain closed.

Gardening in Lanzarote comes with unique challenges. The sun is relentless and your watering time is precious. But a thriving, interesting garden is far from impossible. You just need to choose the right plants for the job.

There is something special about finding a place where you can truly switch off. No rushing. No schedules. Just you, a cool drink, and a view that reminds you why you came to Lanzarote.

As Mother’s Day approaches in Spain (May 3rd), UpToMoon Selfie Studio in Playa Honda is offering a unique alternative to traditional presents.

The average nightly rate for holiday rentals (VV) across the island has been declining for six months, according to new data.

The Lanzarote Cabildo is pressing ahead with its ambition to achieve zero waste, announcing that it has launched a tender for the supply of brown organic waste containers.

A free jazz concert will be held in Costa Teguise tomorrow, Friday May 1st, to celebrate UNESCO’s international Jazz Day.

The Lanzarote Cabildo has unanimously approved an institutional declaration in support of the island’s camel riding sector.