In this category you will find articles on what to do in Fuerteventura and Lanzarote
What shouldn’t you do on Fuerteventura?That’s not so easy to answer.I’ll try anyway. 1. Don’t pollute the beaches It’s important to keep the beaches clean. Everything we leave on the beach ends up in the ocean.It’s then eaten by the fish and ends up back on our tables.On Fuerteventura, there are many volunteers and associations…
Oasis Park Fuerteventura, a nature reserve and botanical garden, stands as a sanctuary for unfamiliar animals and an example of conservation efforts in the region. In this article, we delve into the wonders of Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura.We will explore the various species that call it home and the unique animal encounters visitors can experience. We…
The Mercado de las Tradiciones, (Market of Traditions), holds a special place in the heart of La Oliva, nestled within a historic building just a stone’s throw away from the Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria and the main square. This quaint market springs to life every Tuesday and Friday, welcoming visitors from 9:00…
Since last Sunday, December 25, the La Rodonal de Los Pozos neighborhood in Puerto del Rosario has been transformed into an enchanting Christmas market, offering locals and tourists a wide range of shopping and entertainment options. Ten stores have been set up along Los Pozos beach, providing the perfect opportunity for Christmas shopping. To add…
There really are so many things to do on Fuerteventura.So many that every time I come back I feel like it’s the first time and it would take me 2 or 3 months to get everything done!First of all, Fuerteventura is a protected biosphere reserve where you can discover all the beauty of the island’s…
A self-defense seminar for women can be a great idea to do something new on your next trip to Fuerteventura.If you travel alone you will learn something useful, if you are with your friends, you can participate together and learn something new by doing sporting activities.If you are with your partner, this could be an…
The statue of Cirilo López Umpiérrez is located at the beginning of the pedestrian street La Piragua, in the historic center of Morro Jable.The small square bears the same name as the bronze statue.The statue of Cirilo López Umpiérrez was inaugurated in 2005 and is the work of Majorero artist Juan Miguel Cubas.But why was…
The rain of stars are meteorological phenomena that occur at regular intervals and make it possible to see incredible spectacles from Earth.Fuerteventura is one of those magical places from which you can admire the stars without too many artificial lights disturbing the natural night vision.Secluded beaches, panoramic spots where the sky offer the opportunity to…
Fuerteventura is home to a rich cultural heritage, including Bienes de Interes Cultural (BICs) recognized by the Spanish government and the Canary Islands. From the north in the municipality of La Oliva, notable sites include: These cultural assets offer visitors a compelling glimpse into the historical and natural heritage of Fuerteventura. 4. The Casa de…
Caminos is a remarkable art installation that adds a touch of wonder and joy near Gaviotas beach, not far from the historic and charming town of Morro Jable on the Jandia peninsula. This enchanting ensemble of sculptures, nestled within a rotunda, is the creation of the talented Cuban sculptor Lisbet Fernandez Ramos. Each sculpture exudes…
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