Lanzarote’s Water Consortium yesterday approved a 15% increase in water prices “to align revenue with the cost of production.”

A yellow wind alert has been issued for Lanzarote on the afternoon and evening of Saturday 14th February.

This impeccably presented four-bedroom villa offers the perfect balance of contemporary comfort, privacy, and breathtaking surroundings in one of Playa Blanca’s most peaceful residential areas. Thoughtfully designed and beautifully refurbished, the property enjoys panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, neighbouring islands, and dramatic mountain landscapes, making it an exceptional home and a highly attractive luxury holiday rental investment.

If you’re looking to refresh a holiday rental, add the finishing touches to a new build, or simply soften the light in your living space, the right window dressing makes all the difference. And on an island blessed with as much sunshine as Lanzarote, getting that balance between style and practicality is key.

A patient on the island has regained her hearing following a groundbreaking procedure at the Doctor José Molina Orosa University Hospital.

The Mayor of Teguise, Olivia Duque, held a meeting alongside councilmembers and the Cabildo to finalise a series of measures designed to improve mobility across the municipality.

Lanzarote’s Centers for Art, Culture, and Tourism (CACT) have announced a landmark year for their catering operations, with revenue climbing to €8.7 million in 2025. This represents an increase of 7.38% compared to 2024.

Ever wondered who is behind one of the exceptional private dining experiences on the island? We sat down with Nerina, the passionate chef and founder of Event And Catering Solutions Lanzarote, for a chat about her journey, her flavours, and what inspires her.

Lanzarote Tiene Un Limite, the organisation that organised the protests against mass tourism last year and in 2024, has slammed the announcement of a new five-star hotel in Playa Blanca.

Thick fog caused the temporary closure of Timanfaya’s Fire Mountains yesterday and for much of Tuesday.

In the heart of busy Puerto del Carmen, The Beach Pub reminds us that the best holiday moments are often the simplest. A cool drink, a stunning view, good music, and a comfortable seat.

Arrecife’s municipal bus service is set to surpass 600,000 passengers this year, following another annual rise. Guaguas Urbanas recorded 582,395 passengers in 2025 – a 4% increase on the previous year’s total of 560,352, according to Diario de Lanzarote.

Leading hotels across Lanzarote entered 2026 by lowering their nightly rates compared to January of last year, offering potential savings for travellers.

A man was seriously injured after being knocked down by a bus in Puerto del Carmen.