Lanzarote Magazine features all of the latest news from across the island. Covering lifestyle, sports, food and drink, events, property, travel and much much more besides.
The website’s attractive and easy to use design provides the ideal backdrop for
high quality photography and images of the island. Along with daily news snippets and in-depth feature articles.
According to the publishers; “Lanzarote Magazine is designed to provide both tourists and residents alike with all of the latest news from the island in an easy to read format. Despite the current economic climate Lanzarote will still welcome hundreds of thousands of English speaking tourists this year. Whilst the island also has a sizeable expat population.”
“Currently there isn’t really any English language media out there that provides up the minute news information and good quality lifestyle features. We aim to change that and have plans to introduce a print version of Lanzarote Magazine in the future.
“Lanzarote Magazine also has an interactive element. Visitors to the site can get involved by commenting on stories and submitting their own news.”
ABOUT LANZAROTE
Lanzarote is the fourth largest and most easterly of the Canary Islands. Located around 80 miles off the coast of West Africa in the Atlantic Ocean.
The island is a popular holiday destination – welcoming 1.5 million foreign tourists during the course of 2008 alone. The majority of them from the UK, Germany and Eire. With an estimated English speaking expatriate population of 8,000 plus residents.
The island is best known for it´s unique volcanic scenery, excellent beaches and the work of a local artist called Cesar Manrique. Who designed many of the leading tourist attractions on Lanzarote whilst campaigning against over development. Resulting in a ban on advertising hoardings and high rise buildings.
Lanzarote is a year round holiday destination, with average temperatures of 20 Celsius plus and very low rainfall. With tourism concentrated in the three main resorts of Puerto del Carmen, Playa Blanca and Costa Teguise.
