In the travel tag you will find all the articles dedicated to travel to Fuerteventura and Lanzarote
On June 30th you can attend a great Flamenco show. Sara Baras celebrates the 25th anniversary of her dance company with the show “Vuela”. So She decided to do it by paying homage to one of her greatest artists ever. Paco de Lucía, the great composer of Algeciras. The Flamenco dancer will perform 15 songs…
The Canary Day, also known as “Día de Canarias,” is an annual celebration in the Canary Islands to commemorate the anniversary of the first session of the autonomous Canary Islands Parliament in 1983. As the Canary Day approaches, each town on Fuerteventura eagerly gears up to host a variety of events. Stay tuned for news…
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…
Teguise is located in the center of the island of Lanzarote and is part of the list of “pueblos mas bonito de Espa?a” or “most beautiful villages in Spain”.This charming village has a rich history, alluring Spanish architecture and a cultural scene that attracts travelers from all over the world.Teguise is an unmissable destination that…
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 Canary Islands are renowned for their stunning beaches, year-round sunshine, and vibrant culture. But where exactly are these jewels of the Atlantic located? In this article, we’ll dive into the geography of the Canary Islands, their significance, and what makes them a beach paradise that beckons travelers from around the globe. Understanding the Canary…
Calima, what exactly is Calima and when is it in Fuerteventura and the Canary Islands? I can only tell you that to see Calima with my own eyes, I had to wait for the 5th trip (between Fuerteventura and Lanzarote) and had to go in a hot April 2024. What is Calima “meteorologically”? If I…
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…
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…
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