Archive for May, 2008

 
Sunday, May 25th, 2008

The Ironman which takes place every year was again a great success.  This years the event was sold out very quick with around 1,300 people taking part from all over the world.

The results…

Men:

1) Bert Jammaer (BEL) 8:59:37

2) Teemu Toivanen (FIN) 9:08:15

3) Ain-Alar Juhanson (EST) 9:08:36

Women:

1) Bella Comerford (GBR) 10:02:27

2) Heleen bij de Vaate (NED) 10:12:07

3) Tara Norton (CAN) 10:13:16

Well done to everyone who took part in the event and good luck to those taking part in the Hawaii Ironman.

 
 
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Discount cards have been around for a long time in many tourist resorts around the world.  Now, The Discount Card Company has created the Lanzarote Discount Card.

The card which is starting up very soon will give people the chance to have a discount on many of the bars, restaurants and shops in Lanzarote.  With well over 100 businesses signed up already the discount card will work in all the main tourist areas of Lanzarote.

You will be able to buy the card from your tour Rep in the welcome meetings as well as from selected bars restaurants and shops.

For a little more information you can visit our page Lanzarote Discount Card or visit the offical site The Discount Card Company 

 
 
Tuesday, May 13th, 2008

When visiting Lanzarote people tend to forget that there is a lot more to our little Islands than the sun, sea, sand and of course the many bars and restaurants.

So what else can Lanzarote off the tourist?

The biggest and no doubt most important attraction in Lanzarote has to be the Timanfaya National Park.  The national park is due to the volcanic eruptions between 1730 and 1736.  During this time the eruptions with covered most of Lanzarote has created the landscape which you will see when flying over the island.

A trip to the National Park is normally best done by an organized trip, the main reason is there is a lot of history behind the eruptions so having a guide explaining all this to you is always helpful.

You can of course drive up there by yourself and you do get a trip around the national park (it is protected land so you cannot walk / drive around on your own).

Entrance is around 8 Euros, within the area you will find a restaurant, toliets and of course what attraction would be without the gift shop.