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Julie

There are several charities operating in Lanzarote – we’ve listed the main ones for donations and for their contact information.

Julie

There’s much to to Lanzarote than the three resorts. Here’s our quick guide to some of the non-resort areas of Lanzarote you may want to visit.

Julie

Yesterday I joined a group of thirty volunteers at 9am in the Papagayo area of Playa Blanca. We then walked along the Ruta San Marcial del Rubicón

Susana

Fred Olsen Express ferry service is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary of connecting The Canary Islands together.

Mike

L’Atelier is a french bistro bar in Costa Teguise. We had a fabulous meal and great service at this little hidden gem.

Susana

The Great Walk for Parkinson’s is a fun way to see some of the most wonderful parts of Lanzarote while supporting a local charity.

Susana

There are free monthly guided walks in Spanish and English through 2024, based around Tias. Here’s the information.

Mike

We’ve put together some excursions for seniors – these are ones that might be enjoyed by retired or older visitors to the island.

Mike

It’s many years since the Peseta was replaced by the Euro as Spain’s currency, although some old timers still do the mental conversion.

Julie

LagOmar is a museum, art gallery, bar and restaurant which first opened to the public in 1997. It is a great attraction in Lanzarote.

Mike

Roscón de Reyes is the typical Christmas cake here in Lanzarote, but it has a couple of ingredients you might be surprised to learn about.

Mike

Mamma Mì is a traditional Naples style Italian restaurant, serving the best pizza we’ve tried in Lanzarote.