by estivito3038@gmail.com | Dec 14, 2020 | Culture
There are very few real Christmas trees between the islands but nether the less there are plenty of ideas for creating that central focal point. The prominent display areas within the villages and towns usually have a wire framework covered with lights to resemble a...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Dec 9, 2020 | About Lanzarote
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...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Dec 7, 2020 | News
On Thursday locals spotted a shark which measured over 5 meters in the waters around Lanzarote. The sailors were out at sea in the Roque del Este vecinity in the north. They commented that the animal measured larger than the boat that they were in and threw a fish...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Dec 4, 2020 | News
Lanzarote is lucky to fall under the umbrella of a project which guarantees the health and safety of tourists and locals which has been created by the Canarian Government. With a world health crises taking place the islands are the first area in the world to launch...
by estivito3038@gmail.com | Dec 2, 2020 | News
Tradition at Christmas time in Lanzarote sees villages creating nativity scenes known as a Belen which intererates to the word Bethlehem. One of the most recognised is the nativity scene created in the village of Yaiza. Locals from other villages like to visit this...
