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By the way, we have been coming to Lanzarote for well over 20 years, (I first came in 1987). I have read your books (love them) and keep going back to them every time I am there.
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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.
Book a bus transfer to visit La Villa de Teguise, the historic old capital of Lanzarote on market day. This market is the biggest and the best across the island, the brightly coloured stalls spread out along the cobbled streets, offering an eclectic mix of goods for sale. Take time out from browsing the stalls…
Book a bus transfer to visit the holiday resort of Playa Blanca in the South of Lanzarote. We visit on Playa Blanca market day in the picturesque Marina Rubicón, which was constructed in the style of a Spanish village and has a selection of shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as the outdoor market stalls.…
May is Ironman month in Lanzarote, and it’s the island’s largest sporting spectacular. Contestants swim 3.8 KM in the ocean at Puerto del Carmen, then embark on a 180 KM bike ride all around the island, before finishing it off with a 42.2 KM marathon along the ocean front promenade. The days starts at 7AM…
Island hop from Lanzarote to Fuerteventura with this express tour. Including collection from the holiday resorts, you will be transported by bus to the harbour in Playa Blanca, to cross the Bocaina Strait which separates Lanzarote from Fuerteventura. On arrival in Corralejo you are at leisure to enjoy your day. Simply wander around this holiday…
Ciara Micks-Wallace was diagnosed with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) in 2015 at the tender age of 13. That means that she suffers chronic pain, partial dislocation of her joints, chronic fatige, heart irregularities, gastro complications, headaches and blackouts. Ciara’s condition has got worse over a short period of time and there is a risk of…
From time to time British newspapers get worked up and write articles suggesting the implementation of a Canary Islands tourist tax, similar to the one enacted in The Balearics in July 2016. A tourist tax is an additional payment made once you get to your destination and is paid in local currency. It’s not included…
Record low temperature recorded The lowest ever temperature was recorded at the Lanzarote airport weather station on Thursday, when it dipped to 7.6 degrees centigrade at 11PM. Records have been kept there since 1972 and the previous low was 8 degrees, recorded in 1974. Pets now accepted on buses Animals are now allowed to travel…
OK, we admit it. Gazpacho isn’t really a Lanzarote recipe, but it’s perfectly suited to our climate, which is why we’ve adopted it here on the islands. Gazpacho is believed to have come to Spain from Arabia with The Moors, and that’s why it’s most associated with the region of Andalucía. We’ve spent years trying…
The holiday resort of Puerto del Carmen is favoured by our Irish visitors and for several years the council have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in Lanzarote. The St. Patrick’s Day Festival will be celebrated from the 15th to 17th March in 2018. Thursday 15th March 12:00 Hurling on the beach of Playa Grande in Puerto…
We’re often approached by tourists looking to book accessible accommodation in Lanzarote and it’s actually quite difficult to find out which hotels are suitable for disabled guests, so we’ve produced a shortlist of places to stay in Playa Blanca. Suite Hotel Princesa Yaiza 5* Accommodation: Bed & Breakfast / Half Board Accessible: Accessible facilities / Ramp access…
