Fuerteventura, Spain

The beach of the Canary Islands

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The museums in Fuerteventura invite you to discover the complexity of everyday life: in the Museum of the Salinas del Carmen and the Majorero Cheese Museum you will learn about the production processes of these two foods, and in the Museum of Traditional Fisheries they’ll teach you all about the sea and sustainable fishing on the island. You can also learn more about the island’s past at the Archaeological Museum of Fuerteventura, a historical tour from the aborigines to the present day.

We#ve already mentioned the salt, cheese and fresh fish, but if there’s anything that makes the Majorera cuisine stand out, it is the vegetables grown on the island seasoned with flavourful condiments and sauces. Locate your nearest guachinche and order a good serving of papas arrugadas with mojo picón, your taste buds will thank you!

Fuerteventura is known as the beach of the Canary Islands, and it is no wonder: the entire coast of the island is made up of more than 340 kilometres of black and white sand beaches, turquoise waters, and vibrant nature. We recommend Cofete beach, a wild place surrounded by mountains, and Sotavento beach, made up offive beaches that you can explore without interruption, perfect for windsurfing and other water sports thanks to the strong winds.

Fuerteventura is an island full of lighthouses and windmills. The lighthouses, such as the Faro de la Entallada and Punta Jandía, serve as a guide for sailors along the wild coasts, while the windmills, such as the Molino de Antigua and the Molino de La Corte, represent the importance of agriculture on the island. Together they are the silent witnesses of history and tradition.

Far from these buildings you will find fortifications such as the Castillo El Tostón and the Castillo de Caleta Fuste, built to defend the population from attack by pirates, as well as the Mirador de Guise y Ayuse, from where you can contemplate the Betancuria Valley next to sculptures of the ancient kings of Fuerteventura.

Despite being known for its daytime outdoor activities, Fuerteventura also offers a wide range of possibilities at night. Enjoy a nightlife full of bars, pubs and clubs with live music where you can let your hair down in an atmosphere that is less crowded and more relaxed than the other islands.

Untamed nature

Be amazed by the wild beauty of this Atlantic island, with arid landscapes marked by volcanic activity that contrast with intense blue waters and dunes that extend as far as the eye can see. Fuerteventura will steal your heart.

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Live the island essence at Hesperia Apartments Bristol Playa, Fuerteventura: apartments next to the Corralejo Dunes, with comfort, flexibility and personalized cleaning options.

Fuerteventura, Spain

The beach of the Canary Islands

What to do in Fuerteventura?

Untamed nature

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