Fuerteventura

The island is a paradise for windsurfing enthusiasts, with its consistent gentle breezes and absence of overpowering waves. Dive into the warm embrace of the ocean and indulge in windsurfing all year round!

Much of the island is enveloped in untouched wilderness, teeming with diverse wildlife, birds, and plant species. While exploring, you may encounter wild goats, squirrels, and donkeys. Don’t forget to bring some nuts along to delight the squirrels!

Corralejo Natural Park, located in the north of Fuerteventura, was established in 1994 to preserve a unique ecosystem of sand dunes, home to endemic fauna and rare plants.
Surrounded by the captivating landscape of dunes, Corralejo is like a picturesque postcard showcasing the stunning sea of Fuerteventura. The town itself is a lively fishing port intertwined with a vibrant tourism scene.

Visit the historical town of Betancuria, which was the island’s capital until the 19th century. You can explore its charming streets and visit the Church of Santa María.

This sacred mountain has historical and cultural significance. Although climbing it is restricted, you can visit the base and learn about its history.

Explore the fascinating lava caves in Ajuy, which were formed by volcanic activity.

Indulge your taste buds in the famous goat cheeses of Fuerteventura. The best place to savour these delectable treats is at the local farms, where cheese is crafted from fresh milk. Grab some goat cheese to accompany your breakfast or enjoy as a delightful wine pairing.

Fuerteventura is a sandy haven, boasting pristine beaches with varying hues of white, yellow, and dark sands. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the dunes, nestled amidst the vastness of the ocean.