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Strong April for Cruise Tourism in Arrecife

Arrecife welcomed almost 72,300 cruise passengers in April, according to figures published by the Port Authority of Las Palmas. Although this total was lower than the numbers recorded during the previous three months, it still represented an improvement compared to April 2025.

New market starting today in Arrecife

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has unveiled the programme for its new campaign, “¡Qué bien me sabe Arrecife!”, an initiative designed to promote local produce, support local businesses and showcase the cultural traditions of both the capital and Lanzarote.

Live Piano Evenings and New Menu at Castillo de San José

The restaurant at Castillo de San José is launching “Bahía Sonora,” a new experience from Lanzarote’s Centros Turísticos that combines fine dining with live piano performances in one of the island’s most iconic venues.

Arrecife Restores Seafront After Storm Therese Damage

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has completed repair work on the seafront promenade along Playa El Reducto following damage caused by Storm Therese earlier this year.

Car Overturns on Arrecife’s Vía Medular

A car overturned on Wednesday afternoon on Vía Medular in Arrecife, close to the Aldi supermarket.

Hospital building emergency declaration

The Canarian Government has declared an emergency in order to carry out the required actions to finish and open the multipurpose building at the Dr José Molina Orosa Hospital.

Arrecife Book fair “huge success”

More than 5,000 people attended Lanzarote’s Book Fair in Arrecife last weekend, an event that has been hailed as a huge success by organisers.

Language school registration opens

Registration for next year’s courses at Arrecife’s Official Language School (EOI) is now open until May 18th.

Arrecife’s fourth annual book fair begins

Arrecife’s fourth annual book fair starts today and will continue over the weekend.

Arrecife cruise passenger numbers reach 100,000 per month

In March, Arrecife welcomed 35.8% more cruise passengers than in the same month last year. By comparison, cruise ship arrivals increased by 15.4% in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and fell by 12% in Puerto del Rosario.