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Transport in Lanzarote

Buses in Lanzarote

Getting around the Island is very easy now with the excellent bus service available. The buses are generally clean, comfortable, and air conditioned. So travel is comfortable – and no standing like sardines! Continue reading

Driving in an emergency…

Guardia CivilWe have mentioned this elsewhere but it is worth mentioning more specifically again…

It was quite a while after arriving in Lanzarote we heard about what we thought was a fantastic idea, when it comes to road etiquette. That could and perhaps should be applied anywhere including the UK!

Should you find yourself in an emergency situation, have to dash one of the kids to Accident and Emergency, or you´ve unexpectedly gone into labour – you are getting the picture now we’re sure… Continue reading

Lanzarote Driving Tips

Driving in Lanzarote is the source of many debates, worries, and even laughs.  The following tips are not formal, and not part of the Spanish Highway Code.  They might make life a little easier for you. However, if a policeman asks… don’t blame us! Continue reading

Driving in Lanzarote

Driving in Lanzarote is usually a pleasure, due to the good quality of the main roads, plentiful signs, and a lower level of traffic than back in the UK. Of course there are some treacherous areas (as with anywhere) that demand extra concentration. Here are some rules and tips whilst driving in Lanzarote, and some Spanish driving laws. Continue reading

Putting a Car through an ITV

Once you’ve taken the plunge and bought your own car (most people rent for the first couple of months as you need to get your paperwork in order to be able to buy) your next challenge will be its next ITV. The ITV is the Spanish equivalent of an MOT test in the UK. Continue reading

Want to Buy a Car?

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When people first move to Lanzarote they often get a car on a long term lease from one of the many reputable car hire companies on the Island to tide them over until they purchase one of their own. In fact, we know of some people here who have been using hire cars since they arrived a number of years ago. The pricing for this obviously varies from company to company, and from car to car. But a Corsa for example would usually knock you back by about €400 per month. So wouldn’t it be great if you could do that, but keep the car at the end?  Continue reading

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