Binter has just launched its latest round of “Bintazos” – special low-priced flights. This time the airline company is offering flights to Madrid from Gran Canaria in the new year, for as little as 25 euros.

Another hang glider has had to be rescued by an emergency helicopter after landing in a mountainous area near the Mirador del Río.

The Franz Weber Foundation has called for an end to camel excursions on Lanzarote and the Canaries.

Two roads in Lanzarote are among the most accident-prone in the Las Palmas province. Both roads recorded 53 accidents in 2023.

Fire fighters were called to the José Saramago roundabout in Tias after reports of a car leaving the road this morning.

Tías restaurants have received a rating of 69.14 out of 100 in a survey carried out by the Social Heroes project of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Bars and cafés in Tías received an average rating of 55.85 out of 100.

The Cabildo's Public Works Department has transferred €7.5 million to the Island Accessibility Plan, which seeks to “guarantee equality of access and eliminate physical barriers on Lanzarote.”

Looking to add some spiky charm to your garden? Look no further than the Flower Power Garden Centre, boasting one of the most extensive collections of cacti on Lanzarote.

Fire fighters were called to the Avenida de Las Playas in Puerto del Carmen yesterday, after reports that a van had caught fire while on the move.

Holiday homes on Lanzarote earned 23.2 million euros in October this year.

Travel agents have complained that SES. Hospedajes, the online platform where data collected for the Travellers' Register must be sent, collapsed on its first day of operation yesterday.

The Council of Lanzarote's Biosphere Reserve has spoken up against the building of new roads on Lanzarote.

A little friendly competition never hurt anyone! Whether we like to admit it or not, we all have a competitive streak, and there’s no better place for a health bit of competition than at the 18-hole Crazy Minigolf course in Puerto del Carmen.

Last Friday, Arrecife embraced the Christmas spirit in their annual “switch-on” event with hundreds in attendance to see the lights flicker on and admire the largest Christmas tree on Lanzarote.