Storm Claudia reached Lanzarote in a weakened state last night, bringing moderate rain and some strong wind overnight.

Yesterday afternoon, three flights bound for Lanzarote Airport had to be diverted to Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria due to the gusts of wind already affecting the island, La Voz reports.

Earlier this week, Ryanair announced that it would move to 100% digital boarding passes and no longer accept printed boarding passes. The Irish airline has claimed that the first day was a “huge success.”

If you are looking for a reliable, welcoming restaurant in the heart of Puerto del Carmen’s Old Town, Casa Cabaña should be at the top of your list. A firm favourite for both returning visitors and island residents, it has built its excellent reputation on consistently good food and attentive service.

Found a gap in your plans? Funky Mini Golf is the perfect spontaneous activity in Costa Teguise. No booking needed for a burst of neon fun!

What is the secret formula behind Lanzarote’s most talked about night out? At Guapatini’s Showbar, it is a simple but powerful cocktail: one part glitz, one part giggles, and a very generous pour of great drinks.

Yaiza Ayuntamiento has announced a major infrastructure project to improve access to the Playa Blanca health centre, publishing a tender for the extension of Calle Azores with a budget of €930,000.

Arrecife's Department of Cleaning has launched a major offensive against the illegal dumping of waste on public roads, with 120 new cases identified for sanctions since the start of July.

Four yellow weather alerts have been issued for Lanzarote tomorrow. The alerts by are for rain, wind, rough seas and storms, as Storm Claudia hit the Canaries.

Today, the Canarian Government will debate the Law of Sustainable planning of the Use of Tourist Accommodation, with a strong chance that the law will be passed.

Today is the date when Arrecife’s César Manrique Airport will start to phase in the new EES system, which requires the scanning of fingerprints and facial features for non-EU visitors

The controversial cross on a monument in Arrecife’s Plaza de las Palmeras will be returned to its position, the Cabildo announced yesterday.

If you are planning a special trip to Lanzarote for 2026 and beyond, particularly for a celebration or a family holiday, you are not alone. Event And Catering Solutions Lanzarote is already receiving a high volume of bookings for next year, with dates filling up quickly.

Bored of the same old routes? Bike Sensations' Wednesday MTB Tour is a unique, ever-changing off-road adventure that reveals a new side of the island every week.