Here you will find unforgettable spots. There are more than beaches in the north and south of the island, spread over kilometres of coastline. Meanwhile, on the east coast you will find cliffs and small, hidden coves. Their shallow, crystal clear waters are ideal for watersports: sailing, water skiing, surfing, fishing This is also the case for scuba diving.
Fuerteventura is an ideal destination for diving fans, thanks to the crevices, caves, tunnels, overhangs and rock formations to be found on its ocean beds. Its excellent climate, sandy beaches with dunes, stunning natural beauty and modern infrastructure make Fuerteventura a privileged destination for tourists. A good way to get to know the island's most hidden spots is to explore the tracks and trails that will lead you to areas of unspoilt countryside. But there's green as well as yellow on the island.
Especially on Fuerteventura's five golf courses. Driving on Fuerteventura, discovering the southern sights A driving route taking in the most interesting things to see in the south of Fuerteventura.
Five fantastic ways Fuerteventura's an ideal hiking destination Did you expect to be spending your Fuerteventura holiday lying on a beach?
The island's perfectly geared to active travellers. So get out and about. Top 10 Fuerteventura restaurants Sure, you can get an English breakfast in Fuerteventura. But why not try local food? Or go global at one of the island's more specialist eateries. Exciting places to visit on Fuerteventura. Towns and areas Caleta De Fuste. Costa Antigua. El Cotillo. Caleta De Fuste. Submitted by: robert blake.
This review is in English This review is in English. Caleta De Fuste review. Report abuse You found this abusive. Submitted by: Leslie Bobrow. Submitted by: Maria Riikonen. Corralejo review. Submitted by: Damian. Corralejo review Im very happy I stayed in Corralejo. Many beautiful beaches and Aquapark was a hit with the kids!
There's a great English pub called 7 pints with live performances every night. Submitted by: Noemi Recio Ruiz. Submitted by: Cath Harrison. Caleta De Fuste review Caleta village has plenty of restaurants and bars within close proximity.
Submitted by: Ms K Davies. Caleta De Fuste review A quieter holiday resort than some we have stayed in. We holidayed in a villa which was a little tucked away, nothing really on our doorstep Submitted by: David Cox. Caleta De Fuste review Very good central areas and beach, bars and restaurants of a very high standard with prices not out of the ordinary.
Submitted by: Jill. Submitted by: James M Jackson. Caleta De Fuste review Have visited other parts of the island including Corralejo but this area is so much more relaxed and still has everything.
The island is perfect for contemplating the night sky. In fact, the conditions are so fantastic that the entire island is one of the three Starlight Reserves in the Canary Islands, a privilege that is afforded to very few places in the world. For more information, visit the official website of Fuerteventura Tourism. Fuerteventura The beach of the Canary Islands. From beach to beach Almost kilometres of picture-perfect beaches and only one problem: picking which one to visit!
Imagen Escritorio The building itself is situated on the top of Tegu mountain montana Tegu at an altitude of m. Corralejo is situated in the North of Fuerteventura, in the municipality of La Oliva and it is the most popular resort on the island. Faro de la Entallada is situated near the village Las Playitas, on the east coast of Fuerteventura. This is the closest point to Africa on the island, at a distance of only km of Cape Juby in Morocco.
Since Fuerteventura is also the closest island to the African continent, this means that Faro de la Entallada is the closest point to Africa in all the Canary Islands. Ajuy is a small village on the west coast of Fuerteventura, in the municipality of Pajara.
Ajuy used to be an important fishing port on the island and even today people in the village still do some fishing. So if you want to try the local fish, here you will get to enjoy dishes with some of the freshest fish caught in Fuerteventura. At the Salt Museum in Fuerteventura Salinas del Carmen you get the chance to see first hand how salt is formed and processed. For a unique trip through the history of Fuerteventura, you can attend the Coronel's Route tour in the village of La Oliva.
Faro del Toston is located close to El Cotillo, only 5 km north of the small fishing village, in a place known either as Punta Ballena or as Punta Toston. Tindaya is a unique and special place in the Canary Islands because it's a mix of legends, biodiversity, history and an area with great archaeological significance. What are you looking for? Things to do in Fuerteventura. Things to do in Corralejo Events in Corralejo. Shopping in Fuerteventura Things to do in Fuerteventura.
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