Many people have been drawn to Lanzarote for many reasons. Whether its just the climate or a genuine interest in the landscape tranquility, returning travellers over the years have witnesed many changes. To a point where the island resorts have become unrecognisable...
The north of Lanzarote is renowned for spectacular view points. Its feels like you can reach the heavens as this is where some of the highest mountains are. The most well known cliff face amongnst tourists is the Risco de Famara. Many visitors that explore will find...
Linea Romero's ferries are back up and running and on the road, or sea should we say and from mid October with a new vessel added to the fleet. Líneas Romero is a family owned company founded in 1930 by Jorge M. Toledo. It was established as the first maritime postal...
The beach of Playa Chica has always been very popular in Playa del Carmen for both sunbathers and divers. The local Town Hall has recently made many improvements to this area. There is now a new stainless steel railing for added security on the promenade, improved...
Hungarian low cost airline Wizz Air, have announced Lanzarote as one of the four new routes from London Gatwick. The budget airline is basing one Airbus A321 at Gatwick and flights will be starting from the 22nd October 2020. Seats are on sale now with prices starting...
The whole world has changed since the arrival of Covid-19 and we are all coming to terms with new rules and regulations. Here is what to expect now if you are coming to Lanzarote. Before Travel You will be required to fill out a FCS health form. On filling out the...
Famara is a unique place on Lanzarote, situated on the north west coast, with the longest beach on the island and nestled below the Famara cliffs locally known as the Riscos. Also beneath the cliffs are the unusual Famara bungalows or Bungalows Noruegos as they are...
The area of Matagorda in Lanzarote was developed in the 1990's to cater to the ever growing numbers of tourism in Puerto del Carmen and the popular demand. It is now home to a number of hotels and villas and a long 6 kilometre stretch of sandy beach and seafront...
Last Saturday the 16th May saw the reopening of the Market at Haria. It's a much smaller market than the Teguise Market but is equally as popular. Normally you can find a variety of craft stalls selling artwork, jewelry, pottery and leather items as well as a...
There are more residents in Lanzarote reaching an all time high at the close of 2019. The latest Census has counted just over 161,100 residents. Arrecife the capital is leading with an estimate to reach 65,500 inhabitants and Teguise continues to rank second with...