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Time Difference between Ireland and Lanzarote
Current time
Ireland 6:19 PM on Friday, Jan 6, 2023
Lanzarote 6:19 PM on Friday, Jan 6, 2023
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Meeting planner for Ireland and Lanzarote
To schedule a conference call or plan a
meeting at the best time for both parties, you should try between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM your time in Ireland. That will end up being between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM in Lanzarote.
The chart below shows overlapping times.
Schedule a phone call from Ireland to Lanzarote
Since Ireland and Lanzarote currently have equivalent time zones, you can call someone during your normal hours and it will be the
same time in Lanzarote as it is in Ireland. Remember to check
daylight savings for any time changes if you are scheduling a call.
If you live in Ireland and you want to call a friend in Lanzarote, you can try calling them between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM your time. This will be between 7AM – 11PM their time, since Lanzarote is in the same time zone as Ireland.
If you’re available any time,
but you want to reach someone in Lanzarote at work, you may want to try between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM your time. This is the best time to reach them from
9AM – 5PM during normal working hours.
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▷ Travelling round Lanzarote without a car
Perhaps the title of this post will leave the reader a little confused, but the fact is, it’s true: it is possible to get around Lanzarote, have fun and explore places without having to rely on a car.
There are many reasons why you don’t need to have a car in Lanzarote: maybe you don’t want to spend a large part of your holiday budget on a hire car and petrol; because your plans are more relaxed and don’t include that much travel; due to last-minute unexpected events; because you care for the environment, etc. Added to all this, the growing tourism model that focuses on sustainability plus the flatness of the island terrain (whose height above sea level is never more than 700 m) are all factors that make the idea of going without a car not seem so outlandish after all.
If it still seems implausible to you, here’s a list of various ways to get to know Lanzarote without having to pick up any car keys.
First transport method: the guagua for the locales, the bus for all others
As in all provinces in Spain, there is a public transport service in Lanzarote. Here is it the bus and it’s called ‘Intercity Bus Lanzarote’. Its services are geared more towards the use that locals make of them (and their times) as opposed to tourists, meaning that, if your trip to Lanzarote is to include many excursions, you’ll have to prepare and arrange your plans well in advance.
But don’t be discouraged: it only means you have to be a little more forward-thinking and organised. The guagua is quite cheap as the price of all tickets is usually between one and five euros (never more). They also conveniently connect all the municipalities on the island. The biggest issue with this method of transport is that it doesn’t go to all the regular tourist attractions, such as some viewpoints or parts of the natural parks or reserves. This simply means, though, that on certain occasions you’ll have to take a taxi or walk to the place you want to visit. You also need to remember that, for good or bad, the buses are usually very punctual, requiring good time management skills.
Second transport method: by bicycle
As we’ve mentioned before, Lanzarote is a very flat island. This means that the option of getting round by bike shouldn’t be underestimated. For some time now, various bike-hire businesses have been springing up across the island that rent them out at very competitive prices (depending on the number of days you need the bike) and offering various types of models, although most of them are mountain bikes.
The good thing is that over the course of several days you can easily visit different parts of the island along very scenic routes whilst simultaneously doing some sport. The downside is that you need to be physically fit to ensure you don’t end up with cramp or an injury.
Third transport method: on foot
If you don’t plan to move round Lanzarote much but rather take things a little easier during your time here, you can easily get around on foot. The island is divided into several municipalities that are well connected and of a smallish size, meaning you can get around them walking without any major problems. For hiking enthusiasts, there are also many attractive routes that will permit you to discover impressive corners of Lanzarote.
Which municipalities in Lanzarote can you visit by guagua, bike or on foot?
Arrecife
Arrecife is situated in the eastern zone of the island. Although it is the smallest municipality on the island, it is the most populated and is the capital of Lanzarote.
There are many things to do and places to visit here, and you can easily get around on both foot and bicycle. With regard to the guagua, there are many connections with the other municipalities, meaning you can also enjoy this transport method to travel outside Arrecife.
What is there to see in Arrecife?
- San Ginés Lagoon
- San Ginés Church
- San José Castle
- San Gabriel Castle
- Las Bolas Bridge
- El Reducto Beach
Órzola
In the case of Órzola, the best way to get there is by bus from Arrecife. It is the last stop on the journey from the capital meaning you can enjoy the views along the way without worrying whether you’ve passed the stop or not. This town is in Haría, in the northeast of Lanzarote. The places most recommended to visit in Órzola are:
- Órzola centre
- La Cantería Beach
- La Laja Lagoon
- La Graciosa.
Here we should explain that La Graciosa is a small island to the north of Haría and that you need to go by boat to visit it. The company Líneas Romero organises various trips there throughout the day. Prices vary between thirteen and twenty-six euros and the journey takes approximately twenty-five minutes.
Here we should explain that La Graciosa is a small island to the north of Haría and that you need to go by boat to visit it. The company Líneas Romero organises various trips there throughout the day. Prices vary between thirteen and twenty-six euros and the journey takes approximately twenty-five minutes.Puerto del Carmen(Tías)
Puerto del Carmen belongs to Tías, in the southeast of Lanzarote. It is the best-known and most touristic town in the zone and, given it’s very close to Arrecife, why not hire a bike and cycle there on this environmentally-friendly means of transport? You can also enjoy the volcanic landscape in the zone. If you prefer to catch the bus, it will take you approximately forty minutes to reach Puerto del Carmen from Arrecife.
Highlights worth visiting in Puerto del Carmen include its promenade and beaches, especially Los Pocillos, Playa Grande and Playa Chica (next to the Hotel Fariones).
Playa Blanca(Yaiza)
You can see Fuerteventura from Playa Blanca in Yaiza.
And what’s more, the company Líneas Romero uses Playa Blanca as its embarkation and disembarkation point for the ferry that crosses every day to Fuerteventura. This means that, just like making a visit to La Graciosa from Órzola, you could also consider crossing the sea to Fuerteventura when you visit Playa Blanca. Highlights in this town are its beaches (especially Playa Dorada, Playa Flamingo and Playa Papagayo) and its shops.
Famara (Teguise)
Playa de Famara (situated in the Caleta de Famara to be exact) needs no introduction. If you do a Google search for “Lanzarote”, the best images will probably show photos of Famara. The renowned artist and architect César Manrique, born in Lanzarote, spent his summers on this impressive beach with its six kilometres of sand.
It’s easy to get there as a bus from Arrecife takes tourists right to the beach. It is the first and last stop on the route meaning that getting there is not at all complicated.
Teguise
Teguise is the largest municipality in Lanzarote.
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In Puerto de la Cruz – on the territory of the complex of pools of Lago Martianez, the Botanical Garden, the castle of San Felipe, in Charco and Los Reyes Católicos squares, in the port, on Jardin beach and along Colon Avenue. In municipality Arona free Wi-Fi points will be located in the city hall building, in the port of Los Cristianos, on the observation deck of La Sentinel, on the Las Galletas promenade, in the La Garagnaña park, on the main street of the Costa del Silencio, and also on various beaches. In Santiago del Teide – in the city hall, in the Los Gigantes area and on some beaches. 
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Numerous hours of sunshine and rare rains – such is the weather in Sri Lanka in June over most of the island. However, it is worth remembering that on the west coast this month is the rainy season, although there is relatively little rainfall. On the other hand, precipitation allows plants to bloom with new colors and become fresh green. nine0023 In some parts of Sri Lanka it can be quite hot in June, so you should avoid visiting these regions if you do not tolerate the heat. 
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For example, package tourists most often choose resorts on the west coast, since almost all the hotels where Russian tour operators sell tours are located here. In addition, this area is close to the Colombo airport. However, the best places to stay in Sri Lanka in June, especially for those tourists looking for waves without waves, are the northwest coast in the Kalpitiya region, the north coast in the Jaffna region and the east coast between Trikomalee and Batticaloa. The weather in these areas is very dry, with little or no rain. In addition, the ocean is quite calm, so the conditions for swimming and snorkeling are almost ideal. nine0023 The southwest monsoon will lose its strength in June, so the weather on the west coast this month is not as rainy and windy as in May. However, no cooling occurs, so expect temperatures between 28 and 32°C during the day. 
It is also important that the air humidity here is very low. True, the temperature during the day can reach 38 ° C, which makes the weather unbearable. Even at night there is no cooling. nine0023 The south coast of Sri Lanka is a good place to stay in June. The weather here is unstable, but there are almost no long rains. Mostly short-term showers fall, the consequences of which disappear within 1-2 hours after their completion. It is worth noting that in most cases the daily temperature in the south is 30-32 ° C, and such heat as in the northeast and east does not happen here. So if you are looking for a less hot region of Sri Lanka for a holiday in June, then we advise you to pay attention to the south and southwest of the island. nine0023 In the cool central highlands of Sri Lanka, daytime temperatures are usually between 17-20°C, but there are often unexpected rains that you need to be prepared for every day. 
Temperatures during the day here fluctuate between 29 and 33 degrees, so they are well tolerated. At least in April and May, this region is hellishly hot. However, while touring the Cultural Triangle, one should always be prepared for a brief tropical downpour. nine0003 
However, the rains tend to fall in the afternoon as short but intense downpours. 
Thousands of pilgrims from all over the country come here to celebrate the holiday with prayers, music and dancing. nine0023 June is an ideal month for visiting the national parks of Sri Lanka due to the relatively low rainfall. At the same time, in previous months, the rains filled the rivers and lakes, and the landscape of the parks became beautiful. June is ideal for animal watching, as many wild animals give birth and care for their young during this time. 
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With lake views, this accommodation offers a balcony. 
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The result of a layer of residual magma at a relatively shallow depth.
If this island is bright and green. Ale 300 years ago, the Apocalypse became here – for a few years, 32 volcanoes grew and a terrible, rich fire board began to rise. Six rock and volcano volcanoes poured lava onto the island. Half of the Meskants of the island perished at the Persians. 
And then they took it. 
Volcanic desert. 
Which is already lucky along the “road of volcanoes”. The bus is an ordinary large tourist bus with closed windows. As you understand, it is impossible to take pictures in such conditions, so I just overtook the parked cars and sped away. 
It’s called “boiling pots”. A unique system of caves and grottoes, which, with proper cloudy weather, create a real natural show. Breaking on the coastal rocks, the ocean waves rise above the line of the earth. And this is thirty meters, by the way. But I was not lucky with the weather, it was calm. But this did not bother the tourists, they were happy to take pictures in the famous place. 
All other houses are low, white, with windows painted green or blue. The author of a single landscape concept is the Spanish artist and sculptor Caesar Manrique. He believed that architecture should use natural materials and forms that do not violate the harmony of man and the surrounding world. 
You will not see anything like it anywhere else: bizarre cave vaults, solidified lava, underground lakes, cacti and palm trees growing right on the rocks. 
In each such hole, a vine is planted, which does not grow up, but spreads along the ground, generously sprinkled with pecon. Due to the sharp difference in day and night temperatures, abundant dew is formed in the morning, which flows down to the roots of plants. 
Understanding the IPA will allow you to accurately pronounce any Spanish greeting without the need for memorizing pronunciations.
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It comes from the verb valer (to be worth, as in ¿cuánto vale? – How much is it?) but means so much more. It’s used as a way of agreeing or affirming what someone has said. (“We’re meeting at 11am tomorrow, vale?” or “Call me later to organize that.” Vale, I’ll call you.) After a while in Spain you’ll notice that people tend to use it twice in reply (vale, vale) which is endearing!
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Many visitors will quickly learn ¿Qué tal? and our fifth expression is another to add to your small talk toolbox: ¿Cómo vas?, literally meaning “How are you going?”
Just like “no way,” “come on!” or “come off it!” in English, it’s used when you are shocked. (For example, if you learned that your friend had ordered 15 tortillas and ten plates of patatas bravas – then proceeded to eat it all.)
Here are a few of them: álgebra – algebra, azúcar – sugar, elixir – elixir, algoritmo – algorithm, ojalá – perhaps, I hope. 
We will talk about the history of the appearance of this letter in the next lessons. 
Its speed is 1 syllable per second. 
But you need to answer this question only if you are clearly expected to answer – they are watching expectantly, for example. In other cases, this is part of the greeting, which does not require a detailed and honest answer about how you are doing. In response, you can simply repeat ¿que tal? 
Well, in general, you will learn how to live on if you decide to learn Portuguese after Spanish. Or vice versa. 
So what is the secret then? In faith in yourself? Or is it still something else? 
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Knowing one language, you can understand 90% words from the second. 
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And all because in Spanish this letter will be read as a strong “X”, and in Portuguese “F”. For example, junto would sound like “junto” in Spanish and “junto” in Portuguese. Knowing this feature, one can easily guess the meaning of other Portuguese words. nine0003 
This, by the way, will not be a problem for students of any of the varieties of Latin American Spanish, since there are also no interdental sounds. So, in an unstressed syllable -z is replaced by -s . For example, I Z Queerda E S Querda, Lápi Z Lápi 9000 
It is better, for starters, to get at least B1 in one of them. Then there will be less porridge, and the results will be noticeable faster. 
