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Tide Tables Correction: August 2025

Stop Press – A reader has pointed out to us this week that we printed an error in our Tide Times table for August. Here is the correct times.

The Ally Shop closed from 18th – 31st August

The Ally Shop would like to let readers and clients know that they will be closed for holidays from the 18th – 31st of August.

Casa Amarilla gets the go-ahead for renovation project

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has given the go-ahead for the renovation of the Casa Amarilla, one of the capital’s most important buildings.

Holiday rentals on Lanzarote double in two years

The number of holiday rentals on Lanzarote has more than doubled in the last two years, according to the Canarian General Tourist Registry.

Lanzarote Digital Memory project expanded

This photo of two young men with a camel at Macher, taken by Joaquin Rodríguez in 1966, is just one of several new images at the Cabildo’s Memoria Digital project, which has received important collections of photographs and video in recent months, expanding an increasingly impressive archive of image of historical images of the island.

Quality service with C1 Broker Lanzarote

C1 Broker is an Insurance Broker specialised in insurance for foreign residents (expatriates) in Lanzarote. William Smith and his team will advise you with the utmost professionalism.

ACEA Lanzarote

ACEA Lanzarote is the association of businesses in San Bartolomé.

Sánchez to arrive on Lanzarote earlier than expected

Spain’s Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, is scheduled to arrive on Lanzarote for his summer holiday earlier than expected, la Voz de Lanzarote reports.

Patera intercepted carrying 38 migrants off Lanzarote coast

An inflatable craft carrying 38 migrants was intercepted 40 kilometres off the east coast of Lanzarote yesterday. Six women and two adolescents were among the occupants of the boat.

Lanzarote now able receive fruit and veg directly

The extension of Lanzarote’s frontier inspection post means that the island will be able to receive imported fruit and vegetables from non-EU countries without the requirement for them to be inspected at the port of Las Palmas.