We are often contacted by people from Northern Europe asking about moving to the island and working here. There are jobs in Lanzarote, but the job market isn’t as sophisticated as you might be used to. So here are some quick tips for anyone thinking about coming to work over here: 1/ You need to…
The concerts from the 34º Festival Internacional de Música de Canarias will be held in Lanzarote & La Graciosa from the 11th January to 2nd February 2018. Tickets are now on sale for a total of 6 concerts which include performers Nordic Voices, Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife, Ensemble Praeteritum, Orquesta de Cámara de Viena & Cuarteto…
If you like fresh fish, then you can’t go wrong by visiting one of the Cofradía de Pescadores restaurants around the island of Lanzarote. The Cofradía de Pescadores is the fishing association in the old harbours, so they can be found in Playa Blanca, Puerto del Carmen and Arrecife. We visited their fish restaurant in…
Most north Europeans who move here, and I include myself in the group, do so for the Lanzarote lifestyle. Canarians seem to be better at achieving a good work / life balance than those of us from cooler climes. The siesta is still observed by many businesses here Lunch really does take an hour, sometimes…
Currently, a “legal” wedding is not possible in Lanzarote, unless you are resident on the island. But that doesn’t stop hundreds of couples tying the knot here with a wedding celebration, and many more from having vow renewal ceremonies. Most couple choosing to get married here, will go through a small, legal ceremony in the…
Lanzarote might be lacking in the sheer quantity of birds residing across the island, however there are some interesting species to spot for anyone who enjoys birding. The Eco-Insider Lanzarote team know just where to look to spot some of our native and visiting bird species. The island attracts a large variety of migrating birds…
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Mike, also known as Miguel, is a co-founder of Lanzarote Information. He’s lived on the island since the millenium and his passion for it remains very strong. He’s a Lanzarote Ironman, a petrol head and loves travelling around the world. He’s published 5 books, 4 of them relate to Lanzarote.
Julie, also known as Jules. What started out as a hobby for her – writing and taking photos of Lanzarote – developed into the successful business it is today. She’s also an Ironman and loves booking other people’s holidays when she’s not travelling herself. Lanzarote still takes her breath away most days.
Susana is originally from Barcelona but lived in Ireland for 14 years. She came to Lanzarote for the first time in the summer of 2009 and fell in love with the place, she moved over in August 2010 and has being trying to find her feet… she’s found out they are at the end of her legs!
Norman and his wife, Dee, have been living on the island for three years having been holiday makers here for fifteen years beforehand. In Rochdale in the UK Norman was a writer, poet and radio presenter covering community arts and High Art. He is thrilled by the vibrancy of that scene in Lanzarote and tries to capture that in his articles.
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