Corpus Christi in Lanzarote
Watch the creation of the alfombras de sal, which are brightly coloured salt carpets created for the Corpus Christi procession
Sunday Roast Dinners in Costa Teguise
It may seem a bit weird to be lusting after a Sunday roast dinner in Lanzarote, but many of our visitors still want their weekly fix of meat and veg at the weekend. We can’t imagine eating a full roast dinner during the hot summer months, fresh fish by the sea is our thing, but…
Volcaland Evening Entertainment
Update 17th May 2018 We went along to the premiere of the show “An audience with the stars” and had a fantastic night out! We started with a glass of wine and some local cheeses to meet the rest of the audience, and then proceeded to enjoy the buffet – plenty of food and piping…
Road Rules For Cyclists And Drivers
Lanzarote is one of Europe’s premier sporting destinations and home to the world’s toughest Ironman triathlon event. For that reason, there are always cyclists on the roads of the island, and this article is to explain the road rules for cyclists and drivers, so there are no misunderstandings. These rules are based on a Cabildo…
Timanfaya Visitors Centre
Most of you will have heard of the Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote and probably been to the Montañas del Fuego attraction but have you visited the Timanfaya Visitors centre close by in Mancha Blanca? The Timanfaya Visitors Centre is free to visit, it is situated on the same road as the Montañas del Fuego simply drive…
Lanzarote Restaurant Review – La Opera
We’ve eaten at La Opera in Playa Honda a couple of times before, but hadn’t reviewed this restaurant. Our most recent trip was on the way to the airport before flying to the UK. La Opera have three types of set menu from which you can select a 3 course meal, the prices are Menu…