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Things to do in Fuerteventura
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Windsurfing world championships
For the past 26 years, the world’s windsurfing and kite-surfing elite have converged on Playa de Sotavento to compete…
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Kite festival
This annual festival would make Dick Van Dyke proud. Every year hundreds of kite flyers gather on the Dunas de…
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Carnival
Fuerteventura comes alive during Carnival. The exact date of this festival is dictated by the Christian calendar but,…
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Soak up the sunset at El Cotillo Beach
This untamed stretch of sand on Fuerteventura’s west coast is a great place to watch the sunset. Expect to see the…
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Take the family to Costa Caleta Beach
This horseshoe-shaped bay on the island’s easy coast is a great choice for families. The sand slopes gently into the…
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Enjoy a picnic on Cofete Beach
There’s a bit of a walk down to this south coast beach, not far from Jandia, but it’s well worth the effort. The white…
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Take a boat to the island of Los Lobos
From Corralejo, you can take a boat trip across the Rio strait to this little island. Once you’re there, you can enjoy…
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Ride a camel
Mercs, Jags and Porches just don’t cut the mustard in Fuerteventura. On this Canary Island, the most exciting way to…
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Pretend you’re David Attenborough at Oasis Park
You can see what happens when you smile at a crocodile during a visit to Oasis Park in La Lajita, a 10-minute drive…
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Go off-road on the Peninsula de Jandia
Get behind the wheel of a 4x4 and explore the Peninsula de Jandia. This tongue of land used to be separated from the…
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Watch the windsurfers at Playa De Sotavento
Set on the south of the island, near Jandia, this golden beach is 15 miles long. The Windsurfing World Championships…
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Uncover an island tradition at Molino de Antigua
Gofio flour is a big deal in Fuerteventura and, 200 years ago, Molino de Antigua played cupid in the island’s love…
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Tackle a mountain biking session
One of the best ways to explore Fuerteventura’s volcanic landscape is on two wheels. A pumped-up pair of tyres can go…
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Spend your energy on watersports
Fuerteventura is hallowed turf for watersports enthusiasts. Jet-skiing, windsurfing, sailing – you name it, the…
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Jump waves at the Parque Natural De Las Dunas
As far as beaches go, this one is supersized. Its powdery white sands stretch out for 10 kilometres along the coast and…
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Wander around the town of Betancuria
Betancuria is the sort of place that crosses its Ts and dots its Is. You won’t find a stone out of place as you wander…
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Step back in time at Casa De Los Coroneles
Surrounded by Fuerteventura’s volcanic landscape, Casa de Los Coroneles is an heirloom from the 18th century. This…
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Body-board at Parque Natural de Las Dunas
South of Corralejo, Parque Natural de las Dunas is a huge blanket of beach that measures 10 miles long by 3 miles wide.…
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