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You simply cannot leave Lanzarote, or any of the Canary Islands, if you have never tasted the traditional papas arrugadas (wrinkly potatoes) with their perfect accompaniment, mojo verde and mojo rojo! Potatoes have been a staple of the Canarian diet for centuries and papas arrugadas accompany most meals you will …
I don’t know about you but we love tapas! When we started hearing great things about a new tapas bar in Puerto del Carmen we decided to go along and sample the food. La Carmencita del Puerto tapas bar, Puerto del Carmen, opened its doors 3 months ago and has …
Saturday 10 September saw the return of one of the most important festivals in Lanzarote, the Romería de Los Dolores in Mancha Blanca. An annual pilgrimage to pay tribute to the patron saint of Lanzarote, la Virgen de los Dolores (Our Lady of Sorrows) also known as la Virgen de …
A weekend in Yaiza Day 3 After yet another good night’s sleep and fantastic breakfast, we were still undecided on what to do that day. We got talking to Jose (the owner of the hotel) and asked him if he could recommend a nice restaurant in Yaiza at which to …
Lanzarote September 2016 There’s a range of sporting events and local fiestas taking place in Lanzarote throughout September 2016, keep checking back for more information and updates. Jameos Festival – Jameos del Agua 9 September The last night of the Jameos Music Festival. Romería de Nuestra Señora de los Dolores – …
Living Lanzarote: An interview with local radio presenter Robin North Most people dream of living in a warm climate and certainly those that take the risk never appear to regret it, this is the story of our friend and local radio presenter Robin North. Robin is a British Citizen living …
