About Fuerteventura
The beach of the Canary Islands
Miles of pristine beaches with white or golden sands and turquoise seas create an idyllic scene for those who relish basking in the sunshine, feeling the ocean breeze, and indulging in rejuvenating swims in serene, crystal-clear waters.
This dreamlike vista can become your reality without the need to travel far, available any day of the year. It awaits you in Fuerteventura, ready for you to deeply enjoy at your leisure, conveniently situated just a few hours from Europe’s major cities.
The island comprises six municipalities: Puerto del Rosario, La Oliva, Betancuria, Antigua, Pajara, and Tuineje. The primary tourist destinations, including Corralejo, Caleta de Fuste, and Costa Calma, are located along the north, east, and south coasts. The west coast is untouched and retains its wild beauty.
Windsurfing and kitesurfing reign supreme as the pinnacle of aquatic sports. Both beginners and elite professionals will discover ideal conditions for wave riding and wind harnessing any day in Fuerteventura. For those who’ve always envisioned the thrill of mounting a board and setting sail, this island presents an unparalleled chance.
With specialist companies and schools ready to supply everything needed to engage in or start learning these sports, Fuerteventura offers top-notch, expert services backed by decades of experience.
This is further evidenced by the annual hosting of the Windsurfing and Kiteboarding World Championship on the stunning beaches of Jandía, attracting world-class athletes from across the globe.
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Across the island, numerous charming villages lie just beyond the usual paths, each with its own unique treasures. Here’s a glimpse into some of these hidden gems:
La Oliva Village stands as the Northern Municipality’s capital, distinguished by its historical church, the meticulously restored Coronels’ house – the largest in the Canary Islands, and its array of art galleries and museums.
Lajares, nestled in the north between Corralejo and Cotillo, has evolved from a tranquil village to a favored spot for property buyers, thanks to its excellent infrastructure while preserving its quaint allure.
Villaverde enjoys majestic ocean views and sights of Lanzarote from its elevated position in the north. This beautiful village has grown yet maintains the essence of a traditional Canarian village.
El Cotillo, a picturesque seaside village on the west coast, centers around the “Puertito”, a hub for local fishermen and sailing aficionados, offering serene spots to witness stunning sunsets.
Parque Holandés, positioned between Corralejo and Puerto del Rosario on the east coast, exudes a cosmopolitan vibe, attracting diverse nationalities to its community of luxury villas and accessible apartments.
Triquivijate, near the tourist hotspot of Caleta de Fuste, has transformed from a quaint farming village into a lively community while keeping its rustic charm, surrounded by scenic mountains.
Betancuria, nestled in the heart of the island, once served as the capital and today remains a dazzling jewel with its rich history, vibrant rural homes, and narrow, flower-lined streets. Founded around 1404 by Norman conquerors, its strategic location offered protection against invasions, marking it as the Canary Islands’ first capital. It holds significant historical value, home to the archipelago’s first monastery and cathedral.
