Heavy rainfall and flooding in Lanzarote, which occurred on April 13, has sparked an urgent warning for Brits from the UK Government‘s Home Office.
The Government said the severe weather conditions have affected the Costa Teguise, San Bartolomé, and Arrecife areas on the island.
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Due to the bad weather, travellers are being warned that services across the Spanish island have been affected.
The Home Office said some hotels are currently without power and some roads are currently affected by mud.
Those travelling to Lanzarote are being urged to ‘follow the advice of local authorities and monitor local weather updates’.
A Home Office spokesperson said: “Heavy rainfall and flooding in Lanzarote occurred earlier today (April 13, 2025) with Costa Teguise, San Bartolomé, and Arrecife particularly affected.
“Services across the island are affected.
“Some hotels are currently without power. Some roads are currently affected by mud.
“If you are in Lanzarote or travelling to Lanzarote, follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor local weather updates.”
