Images for Mango’s new collection for their spring catalogue were shot on location in Lanzarote during November.

Their latest collection features model Daria Werbowy as their new face, who has replaced Miranda Kerr in this role.

Although Daria was born in Poland, she holds Canadian and Ukrainian citizenship. She is perhaps better known as a spokesperson for Lancôme but her impressive list of clients also include Prada, Yves Saint Laurent, Pepe Jeans, Gucci, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Chanel among many other big others.

Daria took a two year break from the fashion world and has allegedly moved to Ireland with her boyfriend (sorry, guys!) taking a more relaxed approach to her hectic profession. We certainly would welcome her back on our shores if she decides to pay us another visit!

This indie and rock influenced campaign for Mango was photographed by Josh Olins and styled by Alastair McKimm.

We leave you with “The making of”  video that features some of our island's distinctive landscape, can you name any of the places?

Accessible for all beaches, 75-100% reduction in road taxes for green and disabled vehicles, plus the start of a 90 million euro investment in the holiday destination of Puerto del Carmen.

Investment

The Ayuntamiento of Tías have been given the green light to start processing building permits for the second stage of the modernisation plan for Puerto del Carmen. This plan is part of the Renovación y Modernización Turística de Canarias which is approved by the Canarian Government and means an investment of 90 million euros into the holiday resort of Puerto del Carmen. Work includes 20 private projects to transform apartment complexes and hotels to a four star standard, as well as renovating shopping centres and creating parking and leisure facilities.

The modernisation plan states that once approved, work must begin within one year of obtaining the license and must be operational within two years from the date of the license. Properties outlined for change include:

Transformed to 4* hotels / aparthotels: Balcón del Mar, Don Paco Castilla, Hotel Floresta &  Club Ízaro

Upgraded to 4 key establishments: Harimaguada apartments

Improvements to touristic villas: Alondra, Guataca & Vista del Mar

Modernisation: Hotel San Antonio, Lago Verde & Hyde Park Lane

Shopping Centres: C.C. Costa Mar plus two new centres are planned for Avenida Juan Carlos I & Reina Sofia

Leisure:  Rancho Texas plan to expand their facilities to include a rodeo and the Lani group want to construct tourist facilities by C.C. Las Rocas

Accessibility

The mayor of Tías, Pancho Hernández has confirmed that around 250,000 euros has been outlined for work to make the resort of Puerto del Carmen more accessible. Work started in December on the Playa de la Barilla, more commonly known as Playa Chica and has recently expanded to include the area of Playa Los Pocillos.

The council have recognised that over 50 million people with reduced mobility live in Europe and want holiday destinations that have public facilities and transport that are accessible for all. Although some work had already been completed to help the less able around the resort, Puerto del Carmen did not have beaches that were suitable for tourists with mobility difficulties.

The accessible project has been escalated to high priority within the council where in addition to adapting any architectural barriers in the resort, they also want to ensure that there are adequate facilities on the public transport.

Tías have contracted specialists Equalitas Vitae to help with the Plan de Accesibilidad, their first focus will be to advise the shortcomings and work required at Playa Los Pocillos before starting the bigger project of transforming the main beach Playa Grande which includes new ramps and toilet facilities. The primary aim is to convert Playa Grande to be the first beach in all of Lanzarote that is certified as accessible for all.

Pancho Hernández advised that Tías will become the first tourist destination in Lanzarote and innovators within the Canaries to have the award of the first accessible beach. The resort already has the advantage of 4 blue flag awards on each of the major beaches and offer the use of an amphibious chair for people with disabilities or reduced mobility which is available to help them bathe in the sea at Puerto del Carmen.

Taxes

A new car tax rule has come into force as of the 1st January 2014 in the municipality of Tías.

All owners of electric or hybrid vehicles who live within the municipality of Tías will receive a discount of 75% from their annual vehicle tax. Further more, 100% discount will be given to owners of disabled vehicles.

The road tax change was published in the Boletín Oficial on the 25th of December 2013 with effect from the 1st of January 2014.

Vehicles that will benefit from a reduction of 75% are clarified as:

I. Electrical , bimodal or hybrid vehicles (electric - gasoline engine , electric or diesel - electric gas).

II . The solar- powered vehicles .

III . Vehicles used exclusively as fuel biogas , natural gas, liquid gas , methane , methanol, or hydrogen derived from vegetable oils .

Cars for handicapped or disabled persons exempt from road tax include:

a) Vehicles for disabled persons referred to in point A annex of II del Reglamento General de Vehículos, aprobado por Real Decreto 2.822/1998, de 23 de diciembre.

b ) Vehicles registered on behalf of disabled people for their exclusive use . This exemption shall apply to the extent that such circumstances prevail ,

both vehicles driven by persons with disabilities and those for transport.

For these purposes will be considered Disabled who have legal status in this grade less than 33 percent.

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The tourism councillor for Teguise, Antonio Callero announced on Lancelot Televisión yesterday that the low cost clothing company Primark will open in the holiday resort of Costa Teguise.

Residents of Lanzarote will be delighted by this news, as an island we seem to miss out on some of the low cost outlets found on other Canary Islands. Hopefully, we might not have to wait too long for Primark to open as they are considering commercial premises already in construction in the area of Calle Las Olas.

Antonio Callero said “La información que tengo es que Primark en poco tiempo, por la zona de la calle Las Olas, va a tener un establecimiento, que se está construyendo en este momento. Estará por la zona de Costa Teguise, lo que es un reclamo más para las personas que nos visitan, no sólo del turista, sino de otras localidades. Genera puestos de trabajo y cuando uno asiste compra en la zona y eso siempre es positivo”. In English: the information that I have is that Primark in a little time, in the zone of calle Las Olas, are going to have an establishment, that is in construction at this moment. It's a point for the zone of Costa Teguise which will bring more people, not just tourists but from other localities too. Generating employment and shopping in the area which is always positive.

Mention was also made of a company that wants to create a leisure and dining space on the Avenida de Las Cucharas, next to La Pesquera.

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We’ve had details through of the new program for 2014 Spanish courses from CoCo Lanzarote in Yaiza.

There are some really interesting and different options available:

Yoga in Spanish

Length of the course in weeks: 2 weeks

Total of hours: 40 hours

Level: starting A2

Spanish lessons per week: 15 (3 hours/day)

Yoga sessions a week: 5

Price person/week: 180 Euros

Start date: March 3^rd 2014

Hiking in Lanzarote

Length of the course in weeks: 2 weeks

Total of hours: 50 hours

Level: starting A2

Spanish lessons per week: 15 (3 hours/week)

Hiking time per Week: 10 hours/week

Frequency/Week: 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday)

Price person/week: 230 Euros

Start date: March 3^rd 2014

Gastronomy

Length of the course in weeks: 2 weeks

Total of hours: 40 hours

Level: starting A2

Spanish lessons per week: 15 hours/week

Practical cooking time: 5 hours/week (twice a week)

Price person/week: 175 Euros

Start date: March 3^rd 2014

Spanish Club 50+” & Culture

Length of the course in weeks: 2 weeks

Total of hours: 50 hours

Level: starting A2

Spanish lessons per week: 10 hours/week

Cultural activities & excursions: 15 hours/week (including transport and entrance fees)

Price person/week: 235 Euros

Start date: March 3^rd 2014

Several of these can be extended to three weeks to give more time for the learning.  We like the look of this – learning Spanish is always good, but doing so whilst enjoying something else or learning another new skill is an interesting twist!

For full details contact the team at CoCo: CoCo Lanzarote

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The Director General of Trade and Consumer Affairs for the Canary Islands has finally approved the first of two commercial licenses for Mercadona to open in Lanzarote.

Gustavo Matos acknowledged that there have been years of administrative difficulties, but that the release of this license for the first supermarket in the polígono industrial estate of Argana in Arrecife marks a new stage in the sector. The Director General stated that the increase in competition will specially benefit the consumers, on an island where the cost of shopping is the highest in the archipelago.

The news means that we should now see the first Mercadona supermarket open it’s doors in the capital of Lanzarote before the end of 2014. Initially Mercadona applied to Arrecife council for the license, however when the company decided to increase the size of the store to 2,111 m3 it then exceeded the councils authority, which is limited to commercial premises up to 1,650 m3.

A second license has already been applied to open another store in the Valterra area of Arrecife. In December the company presented a license to the Ayuntamiento of San Bartolomé to open a third supermarket in the industrial area of Playa Honda, which is expected to be operational by mid 2015.

Mercadona will be investing over 19 million euros to open their first two hypermarkets in the capital of Lanzarote.

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Tías Council have started administrative proceedings to terminate the contract with Jandía First Service On Beach who supply sunbeds for the beaches in the holiday resort of Puerto del Carmen.

Proceedings have been started by the Ayuntamiento of Tías to terminate the contract due to non payment. Apparently Jandía First Service On Beach S.L.U requested a postponement of the 815,000 euros debt, rather than making the payment on the deadline which passed yesterday, Thursday 23rd of January.

Tourists will be relieved to hear that the council will now take ownership of the sunbeds and umbrellas that are already in place on the beaches of Matagorda, Playa Los Pocillos, Playa Grande and Playa Chica in the resort of Puerto del Carmen. Fortunately a clause was written into the contract that in default or through termination the sunbeds and umbrellas become municipal and public property.

In the future residents will no longer be required to produce copies of their Certificado de Empadronamiento para Viajar to receive the residents discount available in the Canary and Balaeric Islands, for travel within Spain.

Instead the travel agencies, ferry companies and airlines must prove residency of passengers online via the SARA telematics system. You will still need to register with your local council as a resident and make sure that your padron is kept up to date, to be able to receive the 50% discount, plus be able to prove your identity with a valid DNI and passport at check in.

The change was brought about by the government who deemed the issuing of these certificates as an unnecessary procedure.

No date has been given as to when the change will take effect, the amendment was approved by the cabinet on Friday.

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Lanzarote was awarded the Best Winter Sun Destination 2014 award by the Irish Travel Agents Association during their gala evening held on Thursday 23rd January.

It’s the fourth time that Lanzarote has won this award, beating off competition from destinations such as Tenerife, Florida, Gran Canaria and Morocco. The UK based promoter of Lanzarote Tourism received the award on behalf of our local representative Carmen Steinart .

Irish visitors account for the third biggest International market for Lanzarote, with 202,760 Irish tourists arriving in Lanzarote during 2013, this figure was 16.3% more than in 2012 which totalled 174,321 visitors.

In previous years, Lanzarote has also won the same recognition from the Irish International Travel Industry (ITT) on six consecutive occasions.

The tourism department at the Cabildo de Lanzarote consider that “this award reinforces the promotional strategy of Lanzarote, and at the same time defines that the island has a privileged position in the Irish market”.

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2013 was an amazing year in terms of tourist numbers for both The Canary Islands as a whole, and Lanzarote in particular.

Here are some key points:

• Lanzarote achieved over 80% occupancy for the first time since 2002
• Overall we had a 9.8% increase in foreign tourists to the island versus 2012
• The biggest increase in occupancy was in Playa Blanca
• The British market remains the largest for the island
• Tourists from France grew by 145%
• Russia and Italy also showed significant gains
• Tourists from the mainland of Spain increased marginally, by 1%
• December was an incredible month with a 20% increase (165,000 people) in foreign tourists
• Overall, The Canaries had a record 10.63 million foreign visitors during the year
• Spain as a whole also enjoyed a record year with over 60 million foreign arrivals

Thanks to so many of you who have visited us in 2013 and we look forward to welcoming you again this year!

More reading:

Best winter sun destination award for Lanzarote

Winter walks in Lanzarote

Book your travel and accommodation to Lanzarote with us

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Tías council have created two videos to strengthen the external promotion of Lanzarote’s original holiday resort, Puerto del Carmen.

Mayor of Tías Pancho Hernández, Jerome Robayna the Deputy Mayor and Nerea Santana the Councillor for Tourism presented the new marketing material which will be released for use at tourism fairs, travel agencies and tour operators.

The videos contain images of Puerto del Carmen captured at various events held in the resort during the past year. Scenes include the carnival in February, St. Patrick’s Day in March, Ironman Lanzarote in May and the Fiestas del Carmen in August.

Pancho Hernández commented thatPuerto del Carmen, despite being the main tourist area of Lanzarote had lacked a promotional video.

Nerea Santana said during the presentation that this new material and video projects Puerto del Carmen as a great tourist destination for families and couples including diving, sport and weddings.

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The president of the Cabildo de Lanzarote, Pedro San Ginés received Simon Manley, the new British Ambassador to Spain this afternoon.

Pedro San Ginés officially welcomed Simon Manley to Lanzarote on Tuesday 4th February, this is an important visit for the island given the existing economic and social ties between Lanzarote and the United Kingdom.

The number of British citizens holidaying in Lanzarote grew by 7.2% during 2013, reaching close to one million tourists (959,512), which has been considered as “a huge success” for a mature market and the first on the island. Lanzarote is a popular holiday destination for many living within the UK , we also have around 8,000 British residents on the island.

On this occasion the new ambassador was interested in the island’s economy and promotion aimed at the UK market. The president of the Cabildo of Lanzarote transferred recent agreements and the latest forecasts announced by the British tour operators and airlines who operate in Lanzarote, confirming a good perspective for the forthcoming summer and winter season. It’s expected that Lanzarote will reach over a million British tourists by the end of the 2014.

Lanzarote’s president commented "The British have demonstrated their faith in Lanzarote, both with the number of residents and volume of tourists, resulting in British tourism being the principal international market for the island”.

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Viewers of UK Television Channels in Lanzarote can expect to experience some issues with their current satellite systems from this week.

S.E.S. the company responsible for the deployment of the Astra fleet of Satellites have recently announced that Astra 2E has arrived at it’s final destination.

“The satellite was launched on board an ILS Proton launch vehicle from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on September 30, 2013.

Extensive in-orbit tests have since then confirmed the satellite to be fully operational and performing to specifications.

ASTRA 2E has now been deployed at its final destination in the orbital arc of 28.2/28.5 degrees East, where it is co-positioned with ASTRA 2A, ASTRA 2F and ASTRA 1N. Over the coming weeks, BSkyB, Channel4, ITV and BBC programming in this arc will be transitioned to the new satellite with its powerful footprint over the British Isles.”

Over the past 18 months, Agua Clara Marketing, the company that brought the Doulton water filter system to Lanzarote, have been working on a system to capture the free to air channels via the internet through a low cost set top box.

We spoke to owner Ray Allum who explained that it’s taken some development over the last year to find the best route for Lanzarote. Following a major upgrade of the compression system, viewers can now enjoy almost uninterrupted UK Television from the comfort of their sofa with the press of a button on their remote control.

As we’ve found to our detriment over the years, trying to keep up to date with technology that allows you to keep up to date with all your favourite television programmes can be expensive. There are still a number of options to receive British Television programmes in Lanzarote, each have their own strengths / weaknesses and level of risk.

If you’d like to know more about these changes and future options, please contact Ray at www.aguaclara.eu or by email to Ray@aguaclara.eu, he is more than happy to explain the current situation in an unbiased way so that you can make an informed choice about the right television system for you.

The dirt road which gives access to the main part of Famara beach was closed to cars this week by “Costas” – the government department responsible for coastal areas of Spain.

The road in question has always been used by people heading to the quieter parts of the beach, by kitesurfers, hang gliders and people planning to walk the cliff path.

Bizarrely, it would appear that Teguise Ayuntamiento had no notice that this closure was taking place. The council met yesterday to discuss the situation and Mayor Oswaldo Betancort issued a statement condemning Costas for taking the action without consulting the ayuntamiento, and asking in the strongest possible terms for this decision to be reversed by central government. He pointed out that the ayuntamiento are extremely protective of the local environment, but that access to this area fits perfectly with Lanzarote’s stated aim to become one of Europe’s premier sporting destinations.

Locals of all nationalities have reacted against the closure – a protest was held today at the entrance to the town, and several more are planned. The topic is trending on social media with the hashtag #famaranosecierra and with support from a Facebook page Famara NO se cierra, which reached over 700 members in the last 36 hours.

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It appears that the Gazette have made an error with the carnival dates for both Costa Teguise and Playa Blanca, which is causing some confusion with residents and visitors.

As you can see in this snapshot of their page from the February edition of their magazine, Playa Blanca is incorrectly listed as the 15th and Costa Teguise the 22nd.

We’d like to confirm that the dates published on our website have been verified by the local councils. The parade in Costa Teguise will be held on Saturday the 15th of March and the Playa Blanca procession will be on Saturday the 29th of March.

Please find links to the councils own websites confirming this information:

“El Gran Coso del Carnaval de Costa Teguise se desarrollará el sábado 15 de marzo a partir de las 18 horas en la avenida Islas Canarias, con salida en la zona del Sand Beach y llegada hasta el Pueblo Marinero, en el recorrido tradicional por la que es una de las mejores rutas para realizar este evento en toda Canarias.”

“El programa del Carnaval de Playa Blanca se desarrollará entre el 28 y el 30 de marzo, días en los que vecinos, visitantes de otras localidades de la Isla y turistas gozarán en un ambiente rebosante de alegría, música, buen rollo e integración.”

We hope that this clarifies the situation, we'll be publishing each of the carnival programmes as they are confirmed and look forward to seeing you at the various carnival processions in Lanzarote.

Related Information:
Lanzarote carnival dates 2014

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Our friends at CoCo Lanzarote – the language school in Yaiza – are planning a busy few weeks of interesting events:

21st February – A Journey to Bolivia

Presented by Odaly Fernádez, who is from Bolivia, but who lives in Lanzarote.

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28th February – Cinema in Spanish

An exciting sounding film called Home, which journeys to over 50 countries

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7th March – Visit to a Ceramic Studio in Haría

This looks fantastic! Visit Aquilino Rodríguez Santana’s famous pottery studio in the valley of a thousand palms

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14th March – Intercambio / Language Exchange

Get together with a glass of wine and converse in English, Spanish and German!

More details

You can find out more about CoCo and what they do at their website: CoCo Lanzarote

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The Cabildo of Lanzarote have started a three month road improvement plan with an investment of one million euros.

The plan entitled 'Refuerzo de firme em diversos tramos de las carreteras insulares 2013' will be directed by José Antonio Gutiérrez from the Department of Roads & Works. The project worth 1,130,246.68 euros was awarded by public tender to Hormigones Insulares SL (Horinsa SL) and started on the 7th February.

The following six roads have been identified for improvement under this plan:

LZ-20 carretera de San Bartolomé at the intersection with the industrial zone of Argana Alta (resurfacing & signage).

LZ-20 carretera de San Bartolomé at the roundabout with Go Karting San Bartolomé (resurfacing & signage)

LZ-1 Crossroads of Teseguite & Guatiza (resurfacing of the old North road which is now a service road & signage)

LZ-42 Guatiza (resurfacing of the road at the entrance to the village with signage and barriers at the elevated sections)

LZ-301 roundabout with LZ-303 in Güime (resurfacing and signage of the roundabout)

LZ-303 Ye to Mirador del Río (installation of 1.2km of barriers where traffic flows in both directions)

The council is also preparing a multi year plan to invest a further six million euros with more resurfacing work, lighting and improved signage for our roads.

Councillor Gutiérrez commented “we are improving the quality of our roads with these works, but especially effects the safety of the same. In fact in this first improvement project Plan Plurianual that we are currently developing we will be improving the surface, signage both painted on the floor and vertical, installing safety barriers at elevated sections, lighting at intersections, creation of a roundabout where there are crossroads and improvements in areas that already exist.”

Mr Gutiérrez also added that “we want to adapt our roads to  the quality image of tourist destination that we offer and also improve the quality of life for those that live and work in Lanzarote”. “While we understand that it’s not possible to act on all roads, these interventions added to those currently executed by the Gobierno de Canarias in the circunvalación of Arrecife and between Mácher and the roundabout for Playa Quemada, are going to make a significant improvement in the island’s road network as well as boost the quality image of Lanzarote.

Mácher Roadworks Update

We photographed the work in progress on the LZ-2 at the weekend, which connects the capital of Arrecife with the holiday resort of Playa Blanca in the South of Lanzarote.

Traffic is still single lane in both directions at the moment with a speed restriction of 40 km/h, although you can see the additional lanes taking shape.

The island has some fabulous roads, many are in great condition and it’s a pleasure to drive or cycle here. There are some roads not mentioned above that need some urgent resurfacing attention, two in particular form part of the Ironman Lanzarote bike course and will have over 2,000 cyclists hoping not to suffer a puncture along them this May.

LZ-202 from Ye to the Mirador del Río

LZ-408 from Nazaret to the Complejo Agro Industrial in Teguise

Let us know what you think – which roads in Lanzarote are your favourite & which ones need some attention?

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The positive trend of visitors to Lanzarote and the Canary Islands has continued for the first month of 2014.

According to the passenger figures from Aeropuertos Españoles y Navegación Aérea (AENA) the seven islands received 1,004,200 foreign passengers which is a 14.12% increase compared to January 2013.

Ricardo Fernández de la Puente, the Deputy Minister of Tourism for the Canary Islands commented that all of the islands have experienced significant growth from 9% to 25% last month, compared to the previous year and hopes this good trend continues through the winter season.

Lanzarote’s airport recorded 157,313 foreign passengers which was 31,869 more than in January 2013, a positive increase of 25.4%. Overall passenger numbers for Lanzarote during last month was 439,379 which is 17.1% more than in 2013.

There was good news too for Lanzarote’s Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo (CACT) visitor centres, they received 46,987 more visitors during January 2014 than the year before, which is an increase of 30.80%. These visitors also spent more in the restaurants and gift shops which increased the revenue in these sectors by 24.15% and 36.37% respectively. This positive increase could be attributed to the increase in tourists, plus the fact that the weather was cooler and wetter than in recent years.

Related information:

Attractions in Lanzarote
Weather in January 2014

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Telefónica are investing four million euros to install a fibre optic network in the capital of Lanzarote before the end of 2014.

The news was released during a presentation at Cámara de Comercio yesterday which was attended by Manuel Fajardo the Mayor of Arrecife, José Torres the president of Cámara and Juan Flores the director of Telefónica in the Canaries.

The high speed 4G network will cover the centre of Arrecife, Argana, puerto de Los Mármoles and urbanisation of El Cable, connecting more than 25,000 homes and businesses by the end of this year.

Other cities in the Canary Islands with access to 4G include Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Telde and La Laguna.

If you live in or around the capital of Lanzarote and would like to know if the Movistar Fibra Óptica 100/10 Mb technology will be available to you then visit Movistar - cobertura de fibra to enter your address.

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Yamaha Europe used the island’s fabulous roads to launch their new MT-07 motorbike to the world’s press.

The event was held at The Hesperia Hotel in Puerto Calero, with journalists getting out to clock up around 200 KM of mixed road riding all verthe island. Some of the photos taken, with volcanic or ocean backdrop,s were stunning and have appeared on many websites and magazines.

The MT-07 is a “back to basics” or “naked” bike, with very little bodywork. It features a liquid cooled parallel twin of just under 700C, but producing a healthy 75BHP and plenty of low down torque. The reports we’ve read suggest it’s an impressive bike and they are expecting it to sell very well, given the relatively low price tag of just over £5,000.

Here’s the official Yahama video of the event, which features plenty of places in Lanzarote you’ll recognise!

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Porsche 911 Turbo video shot in Lanzarote

Ducati launch Multistrada in Lanzarote

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It looks like movies in English continue to be shown in Lanzarote on two days: Monday the 17th and Thursday the 20th of February.

Here are the listings:

At Multicines Atlántida in Arrecife with changes:

At 19:30 12 Years a Slave is being introduced.  The true story of Solomon Northup (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor), a free black man, who is abducted and sold into slavery. He faces cruelty, personified by a malevolent slave owner (Michael Fassbender), as well as unexpected kindnesses. In the 12th year of his odyssey, Solomon's chance meeting with a Canadian abolitionist (Brad Pitt) will change his life forever. 

And newly introduced at 20:00 Inside Llewyn Davis. Directed by the Coen brothers it allows us to have a peek at a wintery week in the life of a young singer, LLewyn Davis (played by Oscar Isaac) as he struggles in theNew York folk scene of 1961. Also starring Carey Mulligan, John Goodman and Justin Timberlake.

At the later time of 22:10 Saving Mr. Banks. Emma Thompson plays Writer P.L. Travers who reflects on her childhood after reluctantly meeting with Walt Disney (Tom Hanks), who seeks to adapt her Mary Poppins books for the big screen. Also starring Colin Farrell and Paul Giamatti.

Whereas at Multicines Deiland in Playa Honda, the listing remains unchaged:

At 20:20 Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit. The latest of the Jack Ryan movies which I saw last Monday and I thoroughly enjoyed. Chris Pine plays the young covert CIA analyst in his latest adventures where he uncovers a Russian plot to crash the U.S. economy with a terrorist attack. Also starring Keira Knightley, Kevin Costner and Kenneth Branagh, with an interesting accent who is also the director.

Finally, remember that on Wednesdays tickets only cost €3.90.

As usual, full Cinema Listings are available on Cines Lanzarote and all the other events can be found on our What's On Calendar.