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We’ve been offering car hire services to our readers since 2008 and we help thousands of people get mobile here in Lanzarote every year.
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By the way, we have been coming to Lanzarote for well over 20 years, (I first came in 1987). I have read your books (love them) and keep going back to them every time I am there.
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Mike, also known as Miguel, is a co-founder of Lanzarote Information. He’s lived on the island since the millenium and his passion for it remains very strong. He’s a Lanzarote Ironman, a petrol head and loves travelling around the world. He’s published 5 books, 4 of them relate to Lanzarote.
Charlie has been visiting Lanzarote for almost 10 years and he loves the island! He is a keen photographer and is music obsessed. Charlie trained as a Chef and is well known for his incredible curries, burritos and burgers! Charlie plans on moving to Lanzarote with his family within the next few years.
Natalie has been visiting Lanzarote for almost 20 years and the plan is to move here. She is a sun worshiper, a music fan and a real foodie. Home life is busy and she is always planning her next adventure with her Husband, Daughter Missy and their 10 stone Dogue de Bordeaux Gerald.
Julie, also known as Jules. What started out as a hobby for her – writing and taking photos of Lanzarote – developed into the successful business it is today. She’s also an Ironman and loves booking other people’s holidays when she’s not travelling herself. Lanzarote still takes her breath away most days.
Susana is originally from Barcelona but lived in Ireland for 14 years. She came to Lanzarote for the first time in the summer of 2009 and fell in love with the place, she moved over in August 2010 and has being trying to find her feet… she’s found out they are at the end of her legs!
Graham had been visiting Lanzarote for seventeen years before taking the plunge and moving to the island in 2013 with his wife, Sally. He works as a freelance writer and copy editor and loves to go off-roading, taking pictures and writing about the lesser known aspects of Lanzarote.
Our guest arts reviewer, Norman Warwick, has been enjoying music on the island again. In a week when the mountains and valleys were still a remarkably lush green, we took a meandering late afternoon drive into Arrecife to find flashes of colour daubed and mixed on the landscape’s pallet. How such muted colours on so…
To the north-west of Playa Blanca, up the coast from the lighthouse, is the hulking remains of ghost hotel – Atlante del Sol, otherwise known as Hotel de Los Charcones after where it’s located. It is worth a visit for the location as well as to see the results of foolhardy developers. The walk to…
Campaign To Prevent Drownings In both 2016 and 2017, 9 people drowned off the beaches of Lanzarote. In a new initiative by the Lanzarote Emergency Consortium, leaflets will be distributed in 4 languages in the hope it will reduce the number this year. The aim is to raise awareness of potential dangers from the ocean,…
LZ34 Being Resurfaced The LZ34 between Tahiche and San Bartolomé is being resurfaced currently. The road has suffered heavy traffic because of the Zonzamas environmental centre there. The total cost of the project, which will include new signage is 1.7 million Euros. New Fishing and Marine Life Museum For Arrecife The Cabildo has announced that…
We’ve attended several weddings at Amura in Puerto Calero, and it’s just the most wonderful setting for couples to tie the knot! Weddings can be conducted on the private balcony upstairs, and then everyone can enjoy a fabulous meal at one of Lanzarote’s most respected culinary hotspots. Amura celebrate more than 60 weddings each tear,…
New Showers For Puerto del Carmen Beaches Tias Ayuntamiento has installed new showers and foot baths at Playa Chica. These are the first of a total of 20 new showers for the resort’s beaches, which will include 13 on Playa Grande. British Diver Critical A 48 year old British lady is critical in hospital after…
Club Las Calas in Puerto del Carmen are recruiting for a Front of House Supervisor. Must be passionate about the Food and Beverage industry and have at least two years’ experience in a similar role. The role will be running the Front of House of Skyline, a snack bar and entertainment venue and 361 Bistro…
With the arrival of Spring the QuéMUAC Restaurant at the Castillo de San José is renewing their gastronomic offering. From the 23rd of March onwards their menu is extended and completed with a variety of light and fresh dishes, both meat and fish ones, with Canarian flavours, as well as an attrative and suggestive selection…
The Starlight Open Air Cinema on the rooftop of the Biosfera Shopping Center in Puerto del Carmen continues to show two movies each night during April, except for the 28th when the cinema will be closed. The start times change through the month, the first movie starts between 8:25pm and 8:50pm and the second…
Decomposed Body Found On Famara Beach The body of a male was found of Famara beach this week. It was too heavily decomposed to identify, but it is thought it might be that of an immigrant attempting to reach the island from Africa. New Sports Centre Opens In Costa Teguise A new sports centre has…
