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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.
Charlie has been visiting Lanzarote for almost 10 years and he loves the island! He is a keen photographer and is music obsessed. Charlie trained as a Chef and is well known for his incredible curries, burritos and burgers! Charlie plans on moving to Lanzarote with his family within the next few years.
Natalie has been visiting Lanzarote for almost 20 years and the plan is to move here. She is a sun worshiper, a music fan and a real foodie. Home life is busy and she is always planning her next adventure with her Husband, Daughter Missy and their 10 stone Dogue de Bordeaux Gerald.
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!
Graham had been visiting Lanzarote for seventeen years before taking the plunge and moving to the island in 2013 with his wife, Sally. He works as a freelance writer and copy editor and loves to go off-roading, taking pictures and writing about the lesser known aspects of Lanzarote.
Reader Norman Warwick attended another concert, this time at Castillo San José. He tells us all about it. OF CONCERTS IN CASTLES Yul Ballesteros Quintet – Castillo de San Jose – 22nd February Last night, we discovered another magnificent location for live music here on Lanzarote. The Castillo De San Jose stands on the…
Update 27/2/2018 The weather is back to normal in Lanzarote, winds moderated yesterday at around midday, and the airport is operating normally once again. We’re aware of a Thomas Cook flight which remains in Fuerteventura – the passengers were put up in a hotel last night and are expected to be flown here later today.…
The distinctive Monumento a la Fecundidad created by César Manrique marks the entrance to the Monumento al Campesino in San Bartolomé. The white fertility sculpture was constructed from disused water tanks and dedicated to the conejero farmers who work so hard to produce crops from the volcanic land in Lanzarote. It stands 15 metres high…
We have a well established market for families here, and one for middle aged and older visitors without children in tow, but Lanzarote also has plenty to offer for young couples looking for all year round sunshine and interesting and unusual things to do. Here are nine things young couples might enjoy on the island:…
A large holiday complex in Puerto Del Carmen is looking to employ a reliable and enthusiastic person on a temporary, part-time contract for maternity cover. Duties to include working in all areas of the Leisure Centre including the kids club and on-site animation activities. All applicants must be well presented, have good communication skills and…
Sunway Travel Limited, the Irish Tour Operator, is looking to recruit a Representative for their operation in Lanzarote for Summer 2018. This is a full-time position. Written and spoken English is a requirement of the job as is a full driving licence and own transport. Applicants should possess good skills in the following areas: –…
Arrieta Wind Mobile Back! After 5 months, the wind mobile at Arrieta roundabout has been put back, following a €10,000 refurbishment. The mobile, called “Veleta” was originally designed and built by Cesar Manrique in 1990. The mobile is a landmark for the north of the island and provides an instant gauge of wind speed and…
We all know holiday prices in the summer school holidays tend to increase, so we’ve looked for a great value holiday offer for a family to a hotel we know well, and because it’s all inclusive, you don’t need to worry about all the “little extras.” This is based on a family of two adults…
Puerto del Carmen is full of great restaurants of all types, and you could eat out for every meal for a long period and never try them all! We’re doing our best, but it’s a lifetime’s work to report on every single one of them. But there are some restaurants which are worthy of second…
Playa Quemada is reminiscent of what Lanzarote would have been like before tourism. It’s a small seaside village where the residents are outnumbered by the goats that roam the hillsides. Situated at the foot of the mountains that are the Monumento Natural de Los Ajaches the village of Playa Quemada is nestled on the coast…
