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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The Rallysprint La Candelaria is an exciting car competition that will return on 8 and 9 March 2024 with its 17th edition set against the backdrop of the volcanoes of Lanzarote. This highly anticipated event is sure to thrill all those in attendance. In 2019, the last edition of the Rallysprint La Candelaria took place, …
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The 37th Corralejo Kite Festival will return in 2024 from November 7 to 11, inviting kite fans from all over the world to experience this captivating event.Also Called “Festival de Cometas” in Spanish, has been very popular with international tourists since its inception and continues to captivate them year after year.Against the breathtaking backdrop of …
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I’ll be honest: Haría, along with Arrieta and later Tenesar, was one of the villages on Lanzarote that I grew most fond of during my travels on the island. Haría is characterized by its lush vegetation, which has earned it the nickname “Valley of a Thousand Palms”.The calm and serene atmosphere makes it a perfect …
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I can’t hide the fact that one of the things I love most about Lanzarote are its endless roads.These very long strips of asphalt that cross seas of lava or long coasts that never seem to end. Being able to drive or walk without worrying about traffic, just admiring the landscape is the best you …
I have always traveled alone in Lanzarote.Both for convenience and for chance.The first time was a scorching February of 2018, the second last December (no less warm than our freezing winter temperatures). In February 2018 I stayed in Puerto del Carmen, a small, very touristy coastal village. After an early morning of light rain, there …
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Discovering Lanzarote with a rental van was one of the best things I could have done.The reasons are various: The trip My trip was very short.I wanted to try out the van experience, test my brand new bodyboard and enjoy a little 3-4 day vacation without wasting vacation days at work.So I arrived in Lanzarote …
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