Playa Blanca Lanzarote (A walk along the promenade) 

@@RayVon1968 We haven’t been there. I’ll add it to our list. Thank you.

I'm sorry but i could not disagree more about the El Argentino restaurant. Its very poor, not good at all and i would recommend people stay away from it.

@@derekbrown3165 what on earth are you on about? I've been coming to lanzarote for 15 years now, I've eaten steaks all over Europe & this place is brilliant. The reviews back this up.

We love a holiday countdown too. :)

It’s about 3KM into town and 4KM to the marina.

The court case hasn’t happened yet, Joy, but we’ll report on it when it does.

Not sure it isn’t already illegal, in the same way graffiti is. The issue is how do you police it, short of putting a police officer on every stretch of railing on the island? Somehow we need to find a way to educate people to stop polluting the island with the things.

@@LanzaroteInformation Ban the sales of the locks, (Would not stop it, but reduce it perhaps.) and give a huge fine for being caught in the act of putting one on. At least that would spread the message that it is frowned upon, (by word of mouth,) and maybe make some think twice before doing this strange form of vandalism/littering. But yeah, it would be hard to police, true that. It just seems nothing is done. I have seen them remove locks now and then. So at least they are aware of the problem. 😃👍

@@Kraviken Yep. That’s what I suggested, but apparently lots of people bring their own with them, and then it’s dealing with the fact that I need to be able to buy padlocks for around the house. :) The town halls do remove them every few weeks, but it’s a complete waste of people’s time.