Fuerteventura

Nestled on the island of Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, just 70 miles off the coast of western Africa, Corralejo Dunes National Park (Parque Natural de Corralejo) spans an impressive […]

Lobos Island, named after the ‘sea wolves’ or monk seals that once inhabited its shores, is a small, rocky island off the coast of Fuerteventura, Spain. Today, it stands as […]

Nestled on the northwest coast of Fuerteventura, El Cotillo is a tranquil fishing village known for its expansive sandy beach, Playa del Castillo. The beach draws surfers and windsurfers with […]

Nestled along the bayside of Fuerteventura, Spain, Majanicho is a small, almost village-like setting that offers a unique and otherworldly experience. The volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands create a […]

Nestled against a dramatic volcanic backdrop, Betancuria stands as one of Fuerteventura’s oldest and most quintessentially Canarian towns, offering a laidback escape from the bustling tourist hub of Corralejo. The […]

Barranco de las Peñitas, located in Fuerteventura, Spain, is a striking example of the island’s ancient volcanic landscapes. An underground river flows through this dramatic ravine, emerging into a small […]

Nestled on the rugged and less developed west coast of Fuerteventura, Playa de Ajuy is a striking beach characterized by its obsidian sand and dark blue water. The beach is […]

Acua Water Park, the sole water park in Fuerteventura, offers a variety of family-friendly attractions. Visitors can drift along the Lazy River, ride the waves in the Wave Pool, and […]

Nestled in the volcanic desert of Fuerteventura’s interior, Pájara is a traditional whitewashed town that weaves together Canarian history, Aztec flourishes, and Spanish influence. The town’s most notable landmark is […]

Oasis Park Fuerteventura, the island’s sole zoological park, offers a unique opportunity to observe over 3,000 animals from 250 different species. Set in the heart of Fuerteventura, the park is […]

Established in 1404, Antigua is one of Fuerteventura’s oldest towns, nestled in the heart of the island. This historic settlement offers a glimpse into the unspoiled, local side of Fuerteventura, […]

Rising vertically from a rugged beach near Fuerteventura’s southern tip, Roque del Moro is named after the monolithic rock that soars 165 feet (50 meters) above the red-tinged sand. This […]

Nestled on the southern peninsula of Fuerteventura, Morro Jable is a traditional fishing town bordered by seemingly endless white sandy beaches. The Old Town, with its pastel homes and rustic […]