What to see

Betancuria was the first capital of Fuerteventura since the conquest of the island in 1402 by the noble Jean de Bethencourt and the soldier...

Fuerteventura is an island of special landscapes that trap and make us fall in love. Spectacular beaches, volcanos smoothed by the wind, vertical cliffs,...

In the municipality of La Oliva, in the north-east of Fuerteventura, you’ll find the Natural Park of the Dunes of Corralejo. The greatest terrain...

In the South of Fuerteventura, from its isthmus till where the land ends and the eye meets the ocean, the island hides one of...

One of the most amazing places to visit in Fuerteventura is Barranco de los Encantados (Ravine of the Enchanted), also known as Barranco de...

Pájara, the southernmost and biggest municipality of Fuerteventura, boasts a wild and virgin nature that very few places in the world still have, but...

Tit isn’t a secret the fact that water has always been a scarce resource in Fuerteventura, but it’s hard to imagine up to which...

Casa Mané is much more than an art centre. It’s an enriching cultural offer, located in a historic place, offering a relaxing environment with...

Raised three centuries ago to defend El Cotillo’s dock from pirate raids, the majestic tower of El Tostón is nowadays a clear witness of...

Hundreds of footprints have been engraved on the rocks of Fuerteventura. The mountain of Tindaya is its key reference. It is an enigmatic archaeological...

Among the black volcanic sand of prehistoric beaches and the «malpaís», which arose with the last volcanic eruptions that took place in Fuerteventura tens...

In 1402 Fuerteventura was invaded by the French nobleman Jean de Bethencourt (Norman from origin, he got in touch with the Castilian crown through...

To the northwest of Fuerteventura, a bit further than 2km. away from Corralejo, we find Isla de Lobos (o islote); an almost virgin area, a...