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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…
April on Fuerteventura can be a rollercoaster of emotions.I didn’t believe it.But after the trips at Christmas, in February and in December, I thought I would find a calm and flat month with stable weather and no special feelings. I chose El Cotillo for my 5th trip to Fuerteventura. My beloved El Cotillo.Yes.I’m obsessed with…
The protection and preservation of the Canarian Houbara is a crucial task that requires immediate attention and concerted efforts from various stakeholders. The unique subspecies, Chlamydotis undulata fuertaventurae, is specific to the eastern Canary Islands of Fuerteventura, Lobos, Lanzarote, and Graciosa.~It possesses distinct characteristics, differing from its North African counterpart in size, back markings, and…
The Subida a Betancuria is an event that will attract motorcycle and mountain racing enthusiasts from near and far. The event, will return on the climb to Betancuria on July 27, 2024.It is a thrilling part of the Canary Championship, organized by the Federacion Canaria de Automobilismo. As part of the Canarian Montaña Rally, it…
Let’s take a look at the weather forecast for the upcoming Easter weekend on Fuerteventura.Municipality by Municipality we see how the weather will develop for many people during these holidays.Remember that you can check the hourly forecasts and those for the main beaches on our Fuerteventura weather forecast page. Update March 29th From 8 am…
The great carnival season in Fuerteventura should have ended on the weekend of March 23rd and 24th with two carnival events not to be missed, in two equally unique villages that are always worth a visit. However, the bad weather that hit the Canary Islands and Fuerteventura in particular forced the organizers to postpone the…
The Spanish state meteorological agency AEMET, known as Agencia Estatal de Meteorología, is responsible for issuing weather forecasts and warnings for the country. The orange warning for rain indicates a significant amount of rainfall expected in Fuerteventura tomorrow, March 23rd. With an accumulation of 30 mm of rain in an hour for the internal areas…
The sighting of two hammerhead sharks in the Playa Blanca area of Puerto del Rosario on Sunday March 17th certainly caused a stir among locals and visitors alike. The reported presence of these sharks around 11:00 in the Parador area, about 200 meters from the shore, prompted the authorities to take precautionary measures, initially giving…
From 12:00 noon today, Sunday, March 17, until 8:59 p.m., the Spanish National Meteorological Agency has issued a yellow alert for suspended dust (wind-borne sand or calima) in Fuerteventura and Lanzarote. This weather warning means that visibility may be below 3000 m or in any case between 3000 and 5000 m. It is advisable for…
Cofete is perhaps one of the most exciting places I have set foot in Fuerteventura.I have written a thousand articles about Cofete: the road to get there, the Christmas day I spent here, this one and I don’t know how many others I will write but, every time I return to Fuerteventura, I feel the…
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