Blog Charco del Palo

At the moment I can just strongly advise all holiday guests to proceed with the reservation of their hired car in good time. Firstly, there are currently not enough vehicles in the Canary Islands and secondly, the prices are increasing immeasurably as a result! Due to the corona crisis, which lasted around 15 months, during which only very few holiday guests were present, the rental car companies saw themselves obliged to... read more...

At the moment I am often asked whether the volcanic eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano on La Palma can be noticed here on Lanzarote, and I can say thanks to God that we are not feeling any effects here at all! We neither notice the numerous earthquakes, nor do we see any clouds of smoke, gas or ash here and we certainly cannot see the island of La Palma... read more...

The president of the Spanish central government in Madrid, Pedro Sánchez, has announced that the requirement to wear masks outdoors will no longer apply as of Saturday, June 26! This applies to all of Spain, of course, on the condition that the minimum distance of 1.50 meters is always respected. We are very happy that our guests can now move freely again and also breathe freely when they want to take... read more...

Would you like to go on a trip with a large sailing catamaran to La Graciosa? The ship has an open bar, lunch is also included! Including free time on La Graciosa to discover the small village of Caleta de Sebo! Highlights:Welcome drinkVisit to the marine reserveFree time on the beachVisit to the village of Caleta de SeboProfessional tour guideWater activitiesTraditional lunchOpen barArrival with your own rental car to Orzola. After... read more...

Since last Monday our holiday guests from Great Britain can travel again to Spain and also to the Canary Islands! And this despite the fact that Britain is no longer part of the Schengen area after Brexit. People from Israel and Japan are also allowed to travel to Spain again, unfortunately not yet from Russia, the Spanish government remains very cautious with this issue, although the pandemic there never reached the... read more...

From today (May 11, 2021), a new speed limit will apply throughout Spain within built-up areas, whenever there are roads with only one lane for each direction: If there is a raised sidewalk, 30 km/h applies from now on! On a street without a sidewalk, you are only allowed to drive 20 km/h! You are still allowed to drive 50 km/h on a 4-lane road. So be careful, fines of 100 - 600 eur... read more...