In the Canary Islands tag you will find articles dedicated to the Canary Islands and in particular to the island of Fuerteventura
If on your next trip to Fuerteventura you want to include some isolated places where you can find moments of peace and solitude where you can regenerate yourself, here, perhaps, you will be able to find some good suggestions. I start from the assumption that, on any trip, the best times to find suggestive colours,…
Traveling alone to Fuerteventura can be a life-changing experience.No kidding.I know people who have stayed on the island forever or have simply found a magical place they want to come back to more and more often.But if you don’t feel safe or are simply a bit disorganized, you can continue reading and understand if these…
The Cardon de Jandía is a succulent plant typical of Fuerteventura. Until the 1920s it was very common here on the island but today it has become almost endangered as many people have taken several specimens to take them to private gardens or elsewhere. For this reason, the government has implemented a conservation plan which…
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…
Christmas 2022 in Fuerteventura was born suddenly and without plans.Perhaps for this reason it was one of the best Christmases of my life.Or perhaps because Fuerteventura is such a beautiful island that, at any time or in any mood, you will find happiness in your heart. But let’s start from the beginning: since all the…
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…
Puertito de la Cruz is at the end of the world.At least.It was once thought to be the end of the world here.Before the discovery of maps, satellites and the earth being round, arriving at the last village before the lighthouse of Jandia, many believed they had reached the end of the world. Today, perhaps,…
You can find The village of Tetir, a quaint and picturesque settlement, just a few kilometers away from the capital of Fuerteventura, Puerto del Rosario. For travelers journeying between Puerto del Rosario and Tetir via the FV-10, a fascinating sight awaits you at Los Estancos – the remnants of the island’s former airport. These aging…
I will be sincere.The first thing I fell in love with on leaving Fuerteventura airport was the island’s roads.Then I came across everything else but every time I come back and discover new places, new roads and new landscapes, everything seems more beautiful to me.Let’s face it:no other place is like this! The photo above…
The vineyards of Lanzarote are a remarkable testimony to the determination and ingenuity of the people in cultivating the land. Nestled in a sea of basalt cliffs formed by the dramatic eruption of Timanfaya in the 18th century, these vineyards have overcome a variety of challenges that would normally prevent most vineyards from thriving. The…
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