Normally when we go walking in La Graciosa, we head South out of the village and around to Playa La Francesa, as do many other visitors. If you’re looking for something a bit more secluded, we’d recommend walking North along the coast to Pedro Barba. We actually walked this in reverse, as we were dropped…
The Pirate Museum or Museo de la Piratería is situated within the Santa Bárbara castle perched on the top of mount Guanapay in Teguise, the old capital of Lanzarote. The position of the Canary Islands made them a popular stop over for ships passing to and from the Americas, who would replenish their fresh food…
I joined the first guided tour of historic Teguise this morning for a tour of the old capital of Lanzarote. The initial group on the 11.30am tour were mainly Spanish tourists with a few English, I found the tour really interesting and hope that they become a regular feature in the future. Ask for a copy of…
In many ways King’s Day, the celebration of “Three Kings” or El Día de Los Reyes is more important here in Spain than Christmas day. It’s the day that Spain celebrate the three Kings, or the three wise men, bringing their gifts to the baby Jesus. And that means it’s the day when most children…
We’ve already talked about buying a property in Lanzarote, so let’s have a look at selling property. Background The property market here is certainly showing signs of a recovery, but there are still lingering issues. There’s a lot of property for sale here, and the banks are aggressively marketing the houses and apartments they repossessed at…
Lanzarote has 13 bank holidays during the year, these are the dates for 2018 which are decided by the national government and local councils. The 9 national holidays for Spain have been published in the BOE and confirmed as the following for 2018: 1st January – Año Nuevo – Monday 30th March – Viernes Santo…
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