Areas of Interest

Fuerteventura, the oldest island in the Canary archipelago, is known for its good climate, its extensive beaches, its amazing natural landscapes, its extreme aridity and, of course, the hospitality of the "majoreros".

The cultural, ethnological, natural values or Fuerteventura's commitment to renewable energies have made the island and part of its seas creditors of the title Biosphere Reserve. Este es un reconocimiento a la labor de sus gentes a favor de un desarrollo sostenible. This is an acknowledgment of the work of its people in favor of sustainable development. Here we suggest some places that you should not miss during your visit to this unique and beautiful island.

Tiscamanita

Feel like Don Quixote

Beautiful windmills and desert landscapes awaits for you.

Betancuria

Beautiful Villages

Betancuria, a piece of history in the heart of Fuerteventura.

Balcony of Pájara

Panoramic Views

With unique views of both the sea and the arid landscape of the island.

Ajuy - La Pared

Natural Caves

Volcanic beach with lots of charm and beautiful natural caves.

Puerto del Rosario

Coastal Capital

A "big" and urban city where you can go to shopping and have some leisure.

Playa Cofete

Naturism Practice

One of the wildest and most beautiful beaches on the island.

Caleta de Fuste

Beaches and Castles

Interesting seaside resort that houses an 18th century castle and great bars.

Ecomuseo La Alcogida

Canarian Architecture

Museum that shows the traditional habitat that was lived on the island.

Faro del Tostón

The Light of the Sea

Visit the Traditional Fishing Museum located in the Tostón lighthouse.

Molino de Antigua

Canarian Architecture

Constructive legacy that is part of the traditional culture of the island.

Península de Jandía

Istmo de la Pared

It has a beautiful morphology that includes a system of fossil dunes.

Calderón Hondo

Ancient Volcanoes

Visit one of the many volcanoes and beautiful paths that the island has.