The Cabildo has announced that a tender will shortly be issued for a €2 million contract to renovate the LZ-34 road connecting Tahiche with Costa Teguise.

San Bartolomé Animal Protection Centre (Centro de Protección Animal) has launched a website aimed at attracting volunteers, promoting the adoption and fostering of animals and helping find lost pets.

In the heart of Puerto del Carmen, a quiet revolution in personal wellness is taking place. For the past five years, Bodykinetik has established itself not just as a massage clinic, but as a true destination for those seeking to restore balance, whether they are elite athletes or simply navigating the stresses of daily life.

Some landscapes stay with you forever. The Timanfaya National Park is one of them. Imagine cycling through vast lava fields, climbing volcanic roads, and stopping for coffee at a spot where the ground beneath you is still warm. That’s the Timanfaya Tour with Bike Sensations, and it’s easily their most dramatic ride.

There is a quiet obsession happening in Lanzarote. More and more people are discovering the joy of collecting cacti and succulents. And it makes perfect sense. These are the only plants that will look at our strong sunshine and simply say, "thank you."

More than 30% of holidaymakers visiting Lanzarote now choose the all-inclusive option for their stay, according to the latest official data.

The Lanzarote Local Market by HiperDino is already under way and will run until this Sunday, April 5th.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has “urged EU member states to extend the possibility of partly, or fully, suspending the EES scheme at peak periods, and to take immediate steps to reinforce staffing … and eliminate redundant checks.”

Lanzarote’s tourists remained the most faithful in the Canaries last year, with 71% of visitors returning to the island after a previous visit. Almost a quarter of tourists report having holidayed on the island on ten or more previous occasions.

When the sun goes down in Lanzarote, the search for evening entertainment that suits all ages begins. Families, couples and groups of friends often find themselves wondering where to go after dinner. The answer might be closer than you think.

There is something special about finding a place where time seems to slow down. The Beach Pub on the Avenida de las Playas in Puerto del Carmen is exactly that kind of place. It is a lovely little spot designed for those who want to escape the rush and simply watch the world go by.

This April, the Lanzarote capital will welcome 43 cruise ships, setting a new record for international passenger arrivals on the island.

That sinking feeling when you open your water bill and it’s higher than a kite on a windy day in Famara. Or the mystery of a damp patch on the wall that seems to have appeared out of nowhere. In Lanzarote, where water is liquid gold, these aren’t just annoyances; they’re serious problems that need a serious solution.

Playa Blanca is set to welcome boutique cruise ships from November. The Lanzarote Cabildo has confirmed the port’s readiness, marking a significant step forward for the island’s nautical tourism sector.