There are plenty of ways to enjoy Lanzarote during the hottest months, and taking a break from the midday sun can be part of the fun.

Summer in Lanzarote is all about making the most of long sunny days, but anyone who has spent July or August on the island knows there comes a point when a little shade becomes very welcome.

Rather than heading back to accommodation during the hottest part of the afternoon, many families are choosing indoor attractions that keep everyone entertained before returning outside later in the day.

In Costa Teguise, Funky Mini Golf offers an experience designed for exactly those moments.

The indoor venue combines 15 holes of mini golf with UV neon lighting, colourful graffiti artwork and themed surroundings to create an entertaining environment for visitors of all ages.

The sheltered setting means there’s no need to worry about strong sunshine, gusty winds or changing weather conditions. Instead, players can focus on navigating the course while enjoying a completely different atmosphere from a traditional outdoor game.

It’s a popular choice for families with children needing a break from the beach, as well as couples and groups of friends looking for something fun to do together.

After the final hole, guests can relax with a refreshing drink from the venue’s fully stocked bar before deciding what comes next on their day out.

Located in Costa Teguise and open every day from 10am until 11pm, Funky Mini Golf fits easily into both daytime and evening plans.

With tickets priced at €9 for adults and €7 for children aged 12 and under, it’s an enjoyable way to spend time together while escaping the hottest hours of the Lanzarote summer.

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A 40-year-old woman was seriously injured after being hit by a car near the Pueblo Marinero in Costa Teguise, during the early hours of Thursday, July 16.

According to reports, the incident was reported at around 12:09 a.m. Emergency services immediately dispatched local police officers and two ambulances to the scene.

Paramedics treated the woman at the scene for multiple injuries. After being stabilised, she was transported by ambulance to the Doctor José Molina Orosa Hospital in Arrecife, where she received further treatment.

The circumstances surrounding the accident have not yet been disclosed.

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From colourful artwork to glowing fairways, one indoor attraction is offering visitors a completely different way to enjoy mini golf this summer.

Costa Teguise is well known for its beaches, restaurants and relaxed atmosphere, but visitors looking for an activity away from the midday sunshine have another option that’s proving popular with families and groups alike.

Funky Mini Golf brings a colourful twist to the classic game with its fully indoor 15-hole UV neon mini golf course.

Instead of playing under the sun, visitors step into a vibrant world filled with glowing lights, creative graffiti artwork and themed surroundings that transform every hole into part of the adventure.

The venue has been designed to be enjoyable for all ages, making it just as suitable for parents and children as it is for friends looking to enjoy a bit of friendly competition.

Because everything is indoors, there’s no need to worry about temperatures soaring outside, strong coastal winds or unexpected weather changes. It’s a chance to stay comfortable while still making the most of a day in Costa Teguise.

After completing the course, visitors can unwind with a drink from the fully stocked bar before continuing their day or evening.

During the school summer holidays, indoor attractions often become a welcome alternative when younger children need a break from the beach or pool, and Funky Mini Golf offers a lively environment where everyone can join in.

Open daily from 10am until 11pm, it also makes an ideal evening activity after dinner when families are looking for something fun to round off the day.

Admission is €9 for adults and €7 for children aged 12 and under.

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As temperatures climb and the school holidays begin, families are looking for fun ways to escape the midday heat without cutting the day short.

July marks the start of some of the hottest weeks of the year in Lanzarote. While the island’s beaches remain a favourite destination, there are times when the midday sun becomes a little too intense for younger children and even adults.

Finding an activity that offers a break from the heat while still keeping everyone entertained can make all the difference during a family day out.

In Costa Teguise, Funky Mini Golf offers exactly that. The indoor venue provides a cool, sheltered environment where families, groups of friends and holidaymakers can enjoy something a little different, regardless of the weather outside.

The attraction features 15 UV neon-lit mini golf holes, each surrounded by colourful graffiti artwork, themed decorations and vibrant lighting that creates a completely different atmosphere from a traditional mini golf course.

Visitors can take on the challenge of completing the course while exploring creative themed areas, including an outer space-inspired section that adds to the experience.

Once the game is over, there’s no need to rush away. Guests can relax with a refreshing drink from the fully stocked bar before heading back out into the sunshine later in the day.

Being indoors also means the experience isn’t affected by strong winds or the occasional unexpected shower, making it a reliable option throughout the year.

Whether it’s a family looking to keep the children entertained during the summer holidays, couples searching for something different to do in the evening, or groups of friends wanting a few laughs together, Funky Mini Golf has become a popular stop in Costa Teguise.

Open every day from 10am until 11pm, it’s an easy addition to any holiday itinerary or weekend plan. Adult tickets are €9, while children aged 12 and under can enjoy the course for €7, making it an affordable way to spend a few hours away from the strongest summer sun.

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In a few weeks, capacity control systems should be operational at two busy carparks in Costa Teguise.

The car parking areas at the Celeste apartments and the Las Cucharas shopping centre are being fitted with cameras and other monitoring equipment that will display the number of empty and occupied parking spaces on large panels.

Information about charging points for electric vehicles will also be provided.

There is no plan to charge for parking in either area.

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The best attractions are about more than just the activity itself. They create moments people remember long after the holiday ends.

Ask people about their favourite holiday memories and they rarely talk about scorecards.

Instead, they remember laughing with friends, enjoying time with family and sharing experiences that brought everyone together.

That is what makes attractions like Funky Mini Golf so appealing.

Of course, the mini golf itself is a major attraction. Fifteen neon-lit holes, colourful graffiti artwork and themed environments provide plenty of entertainment from the first shot to the last.

But what visitors often remember most is everything that happens around the game.

The friendly competition. The lucky hole-in-one. The shot that bounced in completely by accident. The family member who insisted they were going to win and somehow finished last.

The vibrant surroundings help create an atmosphere that encourages people to relax and enjoy themselves. The glowing colours, imaginative décor and lively environment feel worlds away from everyday routines.

After completing the course, guests can continue the experience at the venue’s fully stocked bar, where drinks and conversation help extend the fun.

Open every day from 10am until 11pm, Funky Mini Golf is equally suited to daytime family outings, evening entertainment or spontaneous visits when you’re looking for something enjoyable to do.

With affordable pricing, an indoor setting and an atmosphere designed around fun, it offers an experience that appeals to visitors of all ages.

In the end, the final score matters far less than the memories made along the way, and Funky Mini Golf provides plenty of opportunities for both.

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Costa Teguise will hold a free concert on Saturday featuring tribute acts to British soul queen Adele and Spanish 80s legends Mecano.

Titled “The Music of Your Life”, the concert will be held at 7pm on Saturday 20^th June at the Ampitheatre on Playa Las Cucharas.

Ther music of Adele, which will be performed by tribute band Skyfall, needs little introduction while locals will have memories stirred by Aidalai, who perform songs by Spain’s most successful 80s synthpop band, Mecano.  

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Forget board games and screens. This is family entertainment with neon lights, creative obstacles and plenty of opportunities for friendly rivalry.

Every family holiday eventually reaches the same point.

Someone wants an activity. Someone else wants a challenge. And everyone wants something that appeals to all ages.

Funky Mini Golf ticks all those boxes.

The indoor attraction combines the simple appeal of mini golf with a colourful UV neon environment that instantly captures attention. Across 15 themed holes, players navigate obstacles, curves and creative layouts while trying to claim victory over family members and friends.

The beauty of mini golf is that anyone can play.

Children have just as much chance of sinking a winning putt as adults, while experienced golfers quickly discover that crazy bounces and unexpected obstacles can level the playing field.

The glowing course adds another dimension to the experience. Under UV lighting, the colourful artwork and graffiti-inspired décor create an atmosphere that feels playful, energetic and unlike a traditional golf course.

The outer space section is particularly popular, offering visitors the feeling of stepping into another world while attempting to master the course.

Because the attraction is fully indoors, it is equally enjoyable during the daytime or in the evening, making it easy to fit into holiday plans.

And while only one player can finish with the lowest score, everyone leaves with memories, photographs and stories about those shots that almost went in.

For families looking for something different in Lanzarote, Funky Mini Golf offers the perfect combination of competition, creativity and fun.

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Lanzarote’s weather is one of its biggest attractions, but sometimes a little indoor fun can be the perfect addition to a holiday itinerary.

Most visitors come to Lanzarote for the sunshine.

Days are often spent on the beach, by the pool or exploring the island’s volcanic landscapes. Yet even the most dedicated sun-seekers occasionally look for a break from the heat.

That’s where indoor attractions come into their own.

Funky Mini Golf offers an ideal escape while still delivering plenty of holiday fun. The fully covered venue allows visitors to enjoy a lively activity without worrying about strong sunshine, windy afternoons or the occasional unexpected shower.

The attraction combines classic mini golf with a modern neon twist. Fifteen UV-lit holes guide players through colourful surroundings filled with graffiti art, glowing features and imaginative themes.

The atmosphere is designed to be fun from start to finish. Families compete for bragging rights, couples enjoy a playful date activity and groups of friends quickly discover that mini golf can become surprisingly competitive.

Because the course is entirely indoors, it remains comfortable throughout the day, making it a popular option during the hottest hours when many people are looking for something different to do.

The venue’s fully stocked bar also allows guests to relax before or after their game, adding to the social atmosphere.

Open from morning until late evening, Funky Mini Golf provides flexibility for visitors planning their day around beach trips, meals and sightseeing.

It is proof that sometimes stepping out of the sunshine for an hour or two can become one of the highlights of a Lanzarote holiday.

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Teguise local police officers and council workers entered an abandoned hotel in Costa Teguise yesterday, to remove several shanty-type dwellings and halt illegal constructions.

Several wooden pallets and tents were removed from the building, which lies between the Avenida del Mar and the Avenida de las Palmeras, opposite the Playa Roca complex. 

The eyesore has blighted the resort for over 20 years but is currently in the process of legalization to build a 500-bed hotel.  During the housing crisis, several individuals and families have occupied the abandoned hotel.

Teguise mayor, Olivia Duque, said that the council has also told the owners of the plot to employ security guards on the site and repair the fences.

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