If there is one thing we pride ourselves on here in Lanzarote, it’s the glorious winter sunshine. However, those of you who have been on the island since last December will know we’ve had a slightly different story to tell this year. The weather has been doing its own thing, with infrequent showers and a chill in the air.

The family of Gary James Watson, who disappeared in the early hours of St. Patrick’s Day in 2023, have renewed their appeals for information on the third anniversary of his disappearance.

A yellow rain alert has been added to the existing wind and high seas warnings as Storm Therese arrives on Lanzarote.

The Plaza de el Varadero in the Old Town may have been the centre of the official celebrations, however, lots of bars across Puerto del Carmen were also celebrating in style.

For years, Canary Detect, "The Leaky Finders," has been the trusted name for leak detection in Lanzarote. Our commitment to using the most advanced technology and our "No Find, No Fee" promise has helped over 1,200 property owners save money and prevent damage. We have now taken another monumental step forward in property protection on the island.

Lanzarote’s wine industry is raising a glass after a string of successes at two major European competitions. Four wineries from Lanzarote have returned from the mainland and Germany with a collection of prestigious awards.

The Lanzarote Cabildo has confirmed that the popular Papagayo Campsite will reopen its doors for the Easter period, operating from 27th March through to 5th April.

Puerto del Carmen’s Old Town harbour was filled with many shades of green yesterday as the St. Patrick’s Day celebrations took hold of the resort. Thousands were in attendance to watch all of the fantastic live acts perform on the main stage.

The President of Lanzarote’s Tourist Federation, Susana Pérez, has said the regular long queues at César Manrique Airport are “unacceptable.”

AEMET; Spain’s weather agency, has issued a yellow weather alerts for wind and rough seas on Thursday 19th March.

When you’re scrolling through TripAdvisor trying to find something to do on holiday that won't be a disappointment, you want a sure thing. You want the place that has the glittering reviews, the five-star ratings, and the comments that all say the same thing: "This was the best night of our holiday."

When you have spent the day basking on the beach or exploring the island’s volcanic landscape, the evening presents a chance to do something a little different. If you are looking to mix up your routine of dinner and drinks, there is a vibrant spot in Costa Teguise that offers a truly unique night out.

The St Patrick’s Festival kicked off last Sunday in Puerto del Carmen, the tourist resort that attracts the largest number of Irish visitors to Lanzarote and is home to 900 people from Ireland.

Today, Tuesday 17th March, will see the main celebrations for St. Patrick's Day in Puerto del Carmen.