As we are all aware living by the ocean boosts mental health and creates a happy and a more relaxed approach to life. This now has been scientifically proven and it is reported that there is a link between the visibility of water and health...
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1. PARADISE IS NEARER THAN YOU THINK Only four hours flying from all the major airports. Lanzarote is a unique island of extreme and unusual beauty. Amazing nature, dramatic landscapes and long sandy shores all make Lanzarote a true paradise, declared Biosphere Reserve. 2....
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With the Winter truly upon us now, a getaway to the sunshine is on everyone's minds. Have you planned a trip after the Christmas festivities to soothe the Winter blues? We’ve compiled a checklist to help you remember all your travel accessories and essentials for...
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The sixth edition of the Saborea Lanzarote Food and Wine Festival, which will take place on the 26th and 27th of November in the Villa de Teguise, is a very special edition for having "The Sea and Sustainable Gastronomy" as its main theme. It is...
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The history of navigation in the Canary Islands is dotted with legends of islands disappearing into the mist, without missing out those who fantasise with their past ligating the myth of Atlantis...
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They grow in Canarian waters before returning to the Gulf of Mexico. North Atlantic Loggerhead turtles spend much of their youth in a slow journey back and forth across the ocean that usually ends on the same beaches of the Gulf of Mexico where they were...
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Scientists study Lanzarote in order to understand the red planet In the 845 square kilometres of this volcanic and oceanic island, they have been 63 Geosites catalogued. Pyroclastic formations, lava valleys, cliffs ...
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Few ocean areas of the world are home to a similar wealth of cetaceans as those areas of the eastern waters of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. Neither on variety, or quantity. Sperm whales, beaked whales, pilot whales, fin whales-including the imposing blue-whale, dolphins, orcas ...
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The island is inhabited since at least two millennia ago. The current inhabitants of the island are generically known as "conejeros" (hutchers). Before the Spanish conquest it was populated by Mahos, these being a Berber people. Ancient Mahos lived off sheperding, coast shellfish captures, harvesting of...
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