It’s the big one! Lanzarote weather! In this section you’ll always find the forecast top left, but also a whole host of other weather articles, including a weather guide for every month of the year, based on our own observations over the last 20 years.
We also use this section to post any information about weather warnings.
We’re not really a seasonal destination, but it is true that most people choose to come here in the summer months, so we thought we’d share some reasons to book a winter holiday in Lanzarote, for those of you who might not have considered one previously. We’ve just returned to Lanzarote from a few days…
From time to time we get very high temperatures in Lanzarote. Not so long ago the island recorded the highest temperature in all of Spain at 42,6 degrees, or 108 Fahrenheit. The island is also much closer to the equator than any other part of Europe, so we have extremely high UV at this time…
If you follow our Facebook page, you’ll know that the questions we are asked most often relate to the weather. You’ve booked to come and enjoy our sunshine, so it makes sense that you check the forecasts daily to see what you can expect during your two weeks here. But the problem is the forecasts,…
Lanzarote weather is the subject of countless questions on our social media pages and via email. Without a doubt, the single most important thing for our readers is to know what the weather will be like for their holiday. Lanzarote, and the other Canary Islands are described as having the “World’s best climate.” And it’s…
We don’t get bad weather often in Lanzarote, but it does happen. Here are some ideas for things to do in Lanzarote when the weather isn’t up to lying on the beach or sitting on a bar terrace watching the world go by: Go for a walk! All three resorts have fabulous promenades that run…
Lanzarote is known as a fairly windy island, and part of the reason our climate is so good is because of the wind which blows here on most days – without it temperatures would be much higher and the island would effectively become a desert, like the nearby Sahara. But why do we get the…