As Lanzarote is in EU countries you'll be able to use the service in roaming (Lanzarote) and will be deducted from goodybag allowance.
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Contrary to what some people believe, Lanzarote IS in the European Union – by virtue of Spain's membership. The difference is that the Canary Islands are outside the European Union VAT and Customs area.
If you pay for something with your debit card here in Lanzarote, and the cashier asks if you want to pay in Euros or Pounds then you should always opt to pay in the local currency, Euros.
Yes @AndrewSm_309169, the Canary Islands are part of Spain and therefore part of the EU. Your plan's allowances can be used roaming in the Canary Islands, subject to a limit of 12GB/month for roaming mobile data. If you need more mobile data (while roaming), you'll need to buy an add-on for your plan.
What is the best option? If you pay for something with your debit card here in Lanzarote, and the cashier asks if you want to pay in Euros or Pounds then you should always opt to pay in the local currency, Euros.
Turning data roaming on can give you access to the internet while on the move, making it easier to navigate your way around and stay in touch with loved ones. However, leaving data roaming on without caution can result in high data charges with an unexpectedly large bill when you return home.