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Timanfaya Shuttle Bus Proposal Rejected Over Multi-Million Euro Cost Concerns

Ángel Vázquez, head of the CACTS (Centres of Art, Tourism and Culture) said yesterday that the proposed shuttle-bus system to the Montañas de Fuego could cause losses of up to eight or nine million Euros a year.

Why Trusts Are Becoming an Increasingly Popular Part of Estate Planning

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From protecting family assets to helping future generations inherit as intended, trusts are playing a growing role in modern estate planning.

Elegant Yaiza Villa Offers Tranquillity, Style and Authentic Island Living

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Proudly presented by Lanzarote Agents, this stunning villa is located in the heart of Yaiza — one of the most picturesque and sought-after villages on the island. Known for its traditional Canarian charm, peaceful atmosphere, and breathtaking mountain scenery, Yaiza offers a lifestyle that feels both authentic and refined.

Pirates of Lanzarote: When the Island Lived in Fear of the Sea

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For centuries, Lanzarote islanders lived in terror of pirate raids. An isolated, lightly protected island on the main trade routes to the Americas, it was highly vulnerable to attack from the sea.

Get Your Nose Into a Book!

Despite AI and the internet, real books aren’t going away any time soon. Plenty of holidaymakers, love to lose themselves in a good book, and residents also ensure that the printed page is in demand.

Reader’s Letters – July 2026

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

How to make Garlic Prawns with Sherry

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A perennially popular starter for holiday-makers and locals. Sizzling garlic prawns finished with a splash of sherry creates the most aromatic sauce – perfect for sharing and mopping up with warm crusty bread.

Cabildo launches disciplinary action over illegal buggy tour

The Cabildo has opened disciplinary proceedings after six off-road buggies were found driving outside authorised routes in the Barranco de Las Piletas area of Guatiza, in what officials say was a breach of environmental protection laws.

Papagayo Campsite opens from July 3 to October 4 as Lanzarote extends summer season

The Lanzarote Island Council has announced that the Papagayo Campsite will open for the summer season from 3 July until 4 October, extending its operating period compared with previous years.

Builder jailed after victims’ cash spent on Lanzarote holiday

The BBC reports that a rogue builder who admitted stealing and defrauding customers was spotted spending clients' money on holiday in Lanzarote, while leaving their homes unfinished and unsafe.