Playa de Garcey is a small wild beach on the west side of Fuerteventura not too far from Pájara. Don’t think of this beach as a tourist beach where you can come and sunbathe and find big crowds. Here the sea offers big waves and it is an area perhaps suitable for those who practice…
Cofete cemetery is not such an easy place to find. From Morro Jable you have to be prepared for 20 kilometers of dirt road. Generally, people come here for Playa de Cofete and don’t pay much attention to the small and hidden cemetery and, even less, to the history that distinguishes the past of 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…
Declared a nature reserve since 1982, L’Isla de Lobos is a couple of kilometers from Corralejo and about 8 kilometers from the coasts of Lanzarote.It is an ideal destination for a day trip, especially since it is not possible to stay on the island except in certain areas and conditions. Isla de Lobos has a…
The lighthouses! I almost forgot about it! Of all the things there are to do and see in Fuerteventura, not thinking of a little trip to admire the sea from the island’s lighthouses would almost be a crime.The problem is that the lighthouses of Fuerteventura are not few but, I think, at least 5 or…
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…
Fuerteventura by bus? You may have wondered if it is possible to visit this beautiful island without necessarily having to rent a car or having to stay still at your beachfront resort all the time. The answer is “yes”. Traveling to Fuerteventura by bus planning a low-cost and perhaps eco-friendly holiday is entirely possible. The…
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…
Traveling around Fuerteventura with a rental car (if you don’t already have one here), can be an opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking views and the divine roads that exist in these parts. It is clear that everything depends on your needs, on the style of holiday you want to do and, above all, on the…
The idea of exploring Fuerteventura by camper opens up a world of possibilities for a truly immersive and adventurous experience. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, an exhilarating solo journey, or a fun-filled trip with friends or family, traveling the island in a motorhome offers a unique blend of freedom and flexibility. As I ventured…
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