The community gardens promoted by the Tías Town Hall have had some reorganisation due to the Pandemic such as holding online meetings or individual visits to the farm. However, the garden continues and the harvest will be donated to the local Social Services. The...
There are many hidden secrets on the island of Lanzarote. Visitors often arrive and leave without discovering the mysteries of this beautiful island. The caves of 7 lakes are not open for the public but nether the less its interesting to know that there some...
More comonly known as Cueva de los Naturalistas these hidden caves are part of a volcanic tube which was formed by the last phases of the volcanic eruptions that took place in Timanfaya between 1730 until 1736. Enthusiasts have mapped the tube which orientates from...
This little cave is not easy to find, very much off the beaten track close to Montana Ortiz between the villages of Masdache and Mancha Blanca. There are locals that use this cave as a place for celebration, an evening with a BBQ and refreshments and then staying...
The most popular market in Lanzarote reopened it's doors on Sunday 8th November with a strict new protocol of health and hygiene. The Teguise Townhall have said the day was very successful and more than 2900 people visited the market stalls. The mayor of Teguise has...
Consume Lanzarote is a 7 week long campaign that started on the 12th October and will last until the 29th November. Each week there will be a different number of activities and promotions from the 7 different local districts of the island. The general idea is to...
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...