Hanging Valleys and Risco de Famara
It is difficult to value what we do not know. The UNESCO World Geopark Lanzarote and Chinijo Archipelago has an exceptional geological heritage that makes it a unique Geopark. (more…)...
Teguise celebrates online events to commemorate Canary Day
🖤 After declaring official mourning until June 5, the City Council postpones the commemorative week of online events (which will be broadcast from June 8 to 13) 🖤 (more…)...
Your majesty the octopus
The octopus is one of the most recognizable inhabitants of the sea in the Canary archipelago, perhaps because of that curiosity that leads it to approach the shore itself and makes it an accomplice to shellfishing, although sometimes it falls victim to its own shyness and castles itself in the…...
The return to the restaurants will be like that… it seems
We will have to get used to a new normality in the premises. (more…)...
Each one in its house and Teguise in the everyone house, promotion of kilometer zero
The City Council coordinates with the primary sector the home delivery of a collection of products from the orchard, which are also included in the social baskets for agro-ecological consumption. (more…)...
#LoveLanzarote
In Lanzarote nothing has changed, because there are places in the world that will continue to be special. (more…)...
6 ways people around the world say hello—without touching
From the Thai wai to the Zambian cup-and-clap, these no-contact salutes convey respect and welcome. (more…)...
CORONAVIRUS – COVID 19. Information of interest.
Given the declaration of the State of Alarm throughout Spain due to a health emergency (RD 463/2020) we announce that: People must only leave their accommodation premises (always unaccompanied) for the following reasons: (more…)...
Famara Beach
Famara is nature in its purest state. This large beach of golden sand stretches from the fishing village of Caleta de Famara to the slopes of El Risco (the natural cliff that shapes the northern area of the island). (more…)...
Carnival Tortillas, aka Torrijas
One of the most typical sweets of the Canarian cuisine are the Carnival tortillas, a traditional sweet that has been prepared for more than 6 decades and that were very popular in the old costume parties, much more modest and familiar than the current and spectacular Carnivals. (more…)...