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Stormy Seas In Lanzarote
Generally the ocean here is pretty calm. But occasionally The Atlantic serves up some spectacularly stormy seas and it’s well worth getting out to watch them.
Los Aljibes, Craft Beer in Puerto del Carmen
Los Aljibes produce a craft beer made in Lanzarote which can be tasted at their original location in Tahiche, as well as their new bar in Puerto del Carmen.
Lanzarote Excursions – The South Of The Island
A brief description of the main excursions you can do which take in the south of the island, including the famous Fire Mountains.
Playa Blanca Water Parks
Looking for a Playa Blanca water park? There are two, which are both attached to hotels, but are also open to the public for day entry.
An Afternoon At The Aquapark
We spent a day at Lanzarote’s original and biggest Aquapark in Costa Teguise. Our favourite slides were the Río Loco and the Turbolancha.
In Hospital In Lanzarote
Lanzarote Information reader Paul Kelly has been taken into hospital and tested for Covid 19. He shares his experience with all of us.
Lanzarote Restaurant Review – Bar El Moreno
Bar el Moreno in San Bartolomé is home to the famous “Four Forks” – a dish of park and chips which is easily enough for four to share.
Lanzaloe – Lanzarote’s Aloe Vera Plantation
Lanzaloe aloe vera is grown on the island and is reputed to be the best quality aloe vera in the world. You can visit the farm.
Paella in Puerto del Carmen
Paella is the great Spanish dish for sharing during your holiday. Here’s our suggestions on where to get Paella in Puerto del Carmen.
Lanzarote Walk – Monte Corona
Enjoy a short walk from the village of Yé in the North of Lanzarote to look down into the crater of Monte Corona, with stunning views.
Lanzarote Restaurant Review – Volcan de la Corona
Volcan de la Corona is a restaurant in the northern village of Yé, and is perfect for meat lovers, offering a great selection cooked on a wood fired BBQ.
Haria. Not to be Missed!
Haria is Lanzarote’s jewel of the north. The village nestles in the valley of a thousand palms and is home to some of the island’s historic buildings.