In this category you will find articles on towns of Fuerteventura and Lanzarote
Betancuria is the first town in Fuerteventura that belongs (for some time now) to the “pueblos mas bonito de España”. What does all this mean? Today, October 1st, we celebrate the day of the most beautiful towns (pueblos) in Spain and Fuerteventura can also boast among these 111 pearls a pueblo to admire and obviously…
Retracing the history of Morro Jable back, it is possible to understand the tourist expansion that has characterized the Canary Islands over the last few decades. In the 1960s this small village was mainly used as a port for fishermen. The ancient center of the town rises between two rocky slopes, of which the westernmost…
From the ancient capital of Fuerteventura to a converted fishing village, passing through some of the most important gastronomic locations. If you want to explore a new side of the Canary Islands, you cannot miss a visit to the three villages of Betancuria, Tuineje and Pajara. Below we see what are the strengths of each…
La Oliva is located about 16 kilometers northeast of Corralejo. It is the second largest municipality on the island and the second most populated, immediately after that of Puerto del Rosario. This city and its municipality, which includes towns such as Corralejo itself and El Cotillo, combine history and immaculate beaches, such as Playa de…
If you wish to visit Caleta de Fuste you must know that this town is the main tourist center of the central area of Fuerteventura. Furthermore, the area of greatest interest is entirely developed around a bay capable of protecting the beaches from waves and wind. For this reason, Caleta de Fuste is also the…
Costa Calma, located in the south of Fuerteventura within the municipality of Pájara, is the gateway to the famous Playas de Jandía. It is an area of peace and tranquility where it is possible to combine a traditional holiday experience with a wide range of activities and services. Costa Calma does not have a real…
P. d R. is often overlooked by tourists, but I love it for its quiet beaches and peaceful atmosphere. My favorite part is the walking and biking path along the sea to Playa Blanca. Watching the sunset there is truly special, with people walking, jogging, and even children playing with surfboards. It’s really peaceful and…
Located in the center of Fuerteventura, Betancuria is a charming village steeped in history and culture. It was once the capital of the Island, making it an important place for those who visit it. The name Betancuria comes from Juan de Bethencourt – conqueror of the island during 1405-1406. Betancuria’s rich history is evident in…
Lajares is there in the middle of everything. It almost looks like a crossroads between El Cotillo and Corralejo on the map when you have to choose where to spend your holidays in Fuerteventura. You will actually pass it on your way to El Cotillo and stopping here for a visit is the best you…
Corralejo is about forty kilometers from Fuerteventura airport. Thanks to the marina, Lanzarote or the island of Lobos are also very close.From here you can set off to discover the whole island, from the famous dunes that are not far away, to the pristine white beaches in the south. But also to the capital, Puerto…
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