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Rice and fire: Lanzarote chef brings Mediterranean dishes to Seaside Los Jameos hotel

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Each year, thousands of tourists spend glorious holidays at Seaside Los Jameos hotel in Los Pocillos. They enjoy its beautiful gardens, its traditional yet elegant and modern décor and the incredibly high quality of its food.
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Lanzarote turns its eyes to the skies for spectacular partial solar eclipse

Magec is the ancient Canarian name for the sun. It means “one who possesses brilliance and splendour”, and reflects how the earliest inhabitants of the islands worshipped the sun as a deity.
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Ceuta crisis highlights continuing pressure on Canary Islands migration route

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The migration crisis in Ceuta at the end of July focused the attention of the world on a situation which is already familiar to the Canaries.
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Lanzarote prepares for its biggest pilgrimage

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Saturday 12th September is the most important day in Lanzarote’s calendar, when thousands of islanders dress up in traditional costume and make their way, by whatever means possible, to the church in Mancha Blanca.
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East End ‘Queen’ Jean Fullerton brings her stories to Lanzarote

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Jean Fullerton is the “Queen of the East End Saga”, the author of several best-selling sagas set in the working-class area of London where she was born and raised. She arrived on Lanzarote in early August with her husband Kelvin, who is the locum rector for the St Laurence Anglican Parish until the end of September, and she will be giving a talk in Puerto del Carmen on 19th September.
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Reader’s Letters – September 2026

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Our readers regularly send us messages and emails regarding Lanzarote, here are some of your thoughts that we printed in the September edition.
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