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In the collective imagination Fuerteventura is crystal clear sea and surfboards, being the privileged destination for those looking for wind and waves.In reality, it also offers very interesting alternative routes, such as that of Barranco de los encantados, which allows you to go trekking and at the same time enjoy a unique panorama.These are rock…
Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands, is home to some of the oldest and most iconic windmills in the world. These majestic windmills have been part of the island’s landscape for centuries and are an important part of its cultural heritage. The windmills of Fuerteventura were built to serve as means of grinding wheat and…
Then there is the tiny village called Ajuyi: including it as a stop on your trip to Fuerteventura could be an excellent idea because the spectacular beach of Puerto de la Peña and the Ajuy Caves are just a stone’s throw away. Ajuy Beach If you are looking for tranquility, relaxation and a dip in…
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…
What to do in Fuerteventura in 5 days? Precisely in order to answer this question once, in the following paragraphs you will be provided with a lot of useful advice and ideas to better organize your trip to this earthly paradise. Day one By virtue of the size of the island, visiting Fuerteventura in 5…
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…
Fuerteventura is closer to the stars than you might think. In fact, Fuerteventura belongs to the Starlight Reserves, or rather to those unique places from which you can still admire the stars in a perfect way. I mean without any external luminous “obstacle” or any source of pollution, interfering with the observation. Imagine to observing…
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…
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