This section of the website is for all the articles which relate to living in Lanzarote, rather than being on holiday here.
It covers things like relocation advice, schooling, getting jobs and much more, as well as information about residency.
There are several charities operating in Lanzarote – we’ve listed the main ones for donations and for their contact information.
Dealing with bereavement in Lanzarote is slightly different to the way it works in many countries. We hope you won’t need this information.
I enjoy having a good trawl around statistics relating to Lanzarote, and I’ve had some fun coming up with these ten interesting facts about the island’s population. 1/ Lanzarote’s population was just 9,675 back in 1768 and had only doubled to 18,331 by 1900. It broke through the 100,000 barrier in 2001 and now stands at just over 150,000. 2/ Arrecife is the most populous municipality, with 56,940 inhabitants, followed by Teguise (21,454) and Tias (20,019.) Haria is the least,…
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.
If you’re thinking of moving to Lanzarote, this handy guide will give you some idea of the cost of living and what to budget for.
Seeing a Doctor in the Canary islands. A practical guide to receiving medical assistance in Lanzarote and the Canary Islands.
Villa Marcos is a large villa in one of the best parts of Puerto del Carmen, with private swimming pool & available for holiday lets.