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Where to find the best steaks in Lanzarote!
Best steak restaurants in Lanzarote. Playa Blanca. Puerto del carmen. Costa Teguise. Teguise and more areas across the island.
Vive Tinajo al 100% – Tapas Day & much more
Some excellent stuff happening in Tinajo this month, to encourage us all to try out the food and wine and buy from local businesses.
Aeronautical Museum Lanzarote Airport
Lanzarote’s aeronautical museum is situated in what was once the airport’s main terminal building and is well worth a visit.
Lanzarote Recipe – Mojo Sauce
Mojo sauce is served at most restaurants on the island and goes with so many things. Here’s our recipe so you can create your own.
Lanzarote Walk – Guatiza
A geocache walk in the Guatiza area, which takes in a “Litofono,” and follows in Cesar Manrique’s footsteps from a few years ago.
Playa Honda
Playa Honda isn’t a resort in Lanzarote, but it is a large town, with a fabulous beach, excellent shopping and also has a fabulous beach.
Sunday Roast Dinners in Costa Teguise
Searching for the perfect Sunday Roast in Costa Teguise? We give you three options to try including a sports bar and carvery.
How To Enjoy Tapas In Lanzarote
Tapas bars provide amazing value food to enjoy while you have a drink. But knowing what to order can be tough. We help with this easy explanation.
Finding Long Term Rental Accommodation In Lanzarote
Finding long term rental accommodation in Lanzarote isn’t easy, but here are some tips for the best way to go about it, based on years of experience.
Discovering the history of Guatiza
For many visitors Guatiza is a small rural village where the Jardin de Cactus visitor centre is located. The original village was actually called Santa Margarita and situated up on the hill.
How To Get Sat Nav In Lanzarote Without Roaming
Sat nav does work in Lanzarote, and you don’t even need to use roaming data to be able to navigate around the island. Here’s how.
Playa Blanca Promenade Walk
The Playa Blanca promenade walk is a long one, but there’s plenty to see and do (and eat and drink!) on the way from the lighthouse to the marina.