The UK Foreign Office has warned travellers that several areas, including Costa Teguise and Arrecife, remain severely affected. StoryTrender Posted: April 16, 2025 | Last updated: April 17, 2025 ...

Emergency services attended more than 150 incidents in Costa Teguise and in excess of 70 in Arrecife, local media reports. The area of San Bartolomé was badly hit, according to Lanzarote's ...

Several hotels have been forced to close in Costa Teguise on Lanzarote’s east coast after flooding swept through the island over the weekend. Flood waters have resulted in damage to properties ...

Emergency services were called to 152 incidents in Costa Teguise on Saturday evening, and a further 70 in Arrecife, according to local media reports.

The head of Lanzarote's emergency services revealed on Sunday that crews responded to 300 calls overnight, primarily in Arrecife and Teguise, with several homes experiencing flooding.

[1/2] A view shows the flooded El Trebol apartment complex, in Costa Teguise, on the island of Lanzarote, Spain. via Mike Hallet Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab.

Costa Teguise, San Bartolomé, and Arrecife have been hit hardest by the issues. A flooded apartment complex in Costa Teguise on the island of Lanzarote. MIKE HALLET via REUTERS.

The UK foreign office issued a new travel warning for Lanzarote on Sunday, which states: “Heavy rainfall and flooding in Lanzarote occurred earlier today with Costa Teguise, San Bartolomé, and ...

According to the Island Emergency Consortium, Lanzarote tourist towns Costa Teguise, San Bartolomé, and Arrecife on the east coast were worst hit, with emergency services being called out to more ...

HOTELS in Costa Teguise have been forced to temporarily close ahead of the Easter holiday weekend. Resorts will be shutting down to deal with damage from the flood after the Spanish hotspot was hit… ...

HOTELS in Costa Teguise have been forced to temporarily close ahead of the Easter holiday weekend. Resorts will be shutting down to deal with damage from the flood after the Spanish hotspot was hit… ...