The Daily Express reported yesterday that Mount Teide in Tenerife had call for urgent analysis after 90 mini quakes were recorded. The article included photos of a volcano exploding but later said that the episode is classed as abnormal but no case for alarm. The...
Yaiza the prettiest village
If you take a trip to the national park of Timanfaya from the north of the island you will pass by one of the prettiest villages on the island. A peaceful place with beautiful colorful gardens lining the roads which lead to a square in the center next to the 18th...
Born Free
I've said it many a time! Lanzarote has something for everyone. Tucked away in the north on the coast line of Guatiza is the small village of Charco del Palo. If your adventurous whilst touring the island you may stumble across it by accident. If you do venture into...
Step into the future with rechargeable energy for cars
Its talked about in every country and every so often appearing in the news, the different steps we need to take to look after the planet. After so many years there is not much evidence in everyday life that many changes have been made however Lanzarote is slowly...
Lucha Canarias
For a wrestling enthusiast, did you know that the Canary islands have there own sport called Lucha Canaria? Its history goes back to the Guanches, the early natives of the island in the 1400'S. Not all of the original rules have survived but the sport remains popular...
El Palacio Ico – First historic hotel in Teguise
Some interesting news, the local council in the village of Teguise have just authorised that the historic building 'El Palacio Ico' be converted into a nine bedroom hotel with reception, dining room, gallery and terrace. Built in the 17th century the house was known...
Cochineal farming in Lanzarote
Cactus plants are just part of the scenery when travelling to warmer climates. You expect to see them along with palm trees. Travelling north in Lanzarote to the village of Guatiza you notice there are fields of these common plants. Its probably better known these...
The Kings House in Costa Teguise
Lanzarote has been David Camerons holiday choice for the past 2 years but did you know the king of Spain has a residence in Costa Teguise. The house was originally the property of king Hussein of Jordan who gifted the house to King Juan Carlos in 1991 (who abdicated...
Tapas Tips
Without about doubt, anyone who comes to stay wants to try Tapas. A spanish tradition which is made up of either different types of savoury snacks which also can be grouped together to make a meal. A favorite amongst the many of the dishes is Gambas al Aljillo, which...
El Charco de San Gines
Not many people would probably think of venturing into Arrecife capital whilst on holiday. In the past you had to time it just right as the shops closed during the afternoon during the week for siesta and over the weekends it was generally like a ghost town....